Formula One News — November 2017

Fernando Alonso says he is willing to talk about "the future" with regards to a potential Le Mans foray.

Sao Paulo mayor Joao Doria has dismissed as "speculation" reoprts Interlagos is set to lose the Brazilian grand prix.

Paddy Lowe says he is focused on making the Williams a "faster car" for 2018.

Lewis Hamilton says he is so much happier today than he was at the beginning of his F1 career.

Lance Stroll says he would give himself "8.5 out of 10" for his rookie season in F1.

Zak Brown has given the strongest sign yet that Fernando Alonso will be allowed to contest next year's fabled Le Mans race.

Honda thinks there is "room" to negotiate with F1's owners about the future of the engine regulations.

Niki Lauda has denied that Mercedes might join Ferrari in threatening to quit F1.

The soon-to-be-retired Felipe Massa is set to take on an FIA role in the future.

Red Bull is hoping for the best as the troubled end to engine supplier Renault's season concludes next weekend in Abu Dhabi.

Two former F1 drivers have cast doubt on Robert Kubica's ability to successfully return to formula one next year.

Toto Wolff has urged second Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas to become more of an F1 "killer".

Two former F1 luminaries have put the brakes on Ferrari's optimism after Sebastian Vettel won in Brazil.

Kevin Magnussen will be heading to court next January.

Lewis Hamilton says next year's cars will be like driving "a bus".

Christian Horner has defended Liberty Media's vision of the future of F1.

Daniel Ricciardo is not sure Ferrari could be his next team in F1.

Outgoing world champion Nico Rosberg says he is open to rekindling his old friendship with Lewis Hamilton.

Flavio Briatore thinks Ferrari has made a mistake by not signing Max Verstappen for the future.

Max Verstappen has admitted Renault turned down the power in Brazil.

Paddy Lowe says Robert Kubica is "definitely a strong option" to get the green light for a test in Abu Dhabi.

Kevin Magnussen says he no longer pays attention to F1 rumours.

F1 has hit the ball into the court of the race organisers, after a spate of violent incidents surrounding the Brazilian grand prix.

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