Formula One News — December 2017
DECEMBER 4, 2017
Marchionne says Fiat quit threat serious
Sergio Marchionne has reiterated his threat to pull Ferrari out of F1 after 2020.
Vandoorne even better than Alonso says Prost
Stoffel Vandoorne is now knocking on the door of performing "even better" than Fernando Alonso.
Vettel unsure over Kubica return
Sebastian Vettel has admitted he is not sure what to think about Robert Kubica's F1 comeback.
No four leaf clover on 2018 Sauber
It is not yet clear if Alfa Romeo's legendary 'four leaf clover' will be on the Sauber livery in 2018.
Kvyat in talks over Formula E move
Daniil Kvyat could revive his motor racing career in Formula E.
Renault sets modest goals for future says Prost
Renault is setting moderate goals for its immediate future in F1.
Lauda could quit F1 after 2020
Niki Lauda has joined Ferrari and Mercedes in not promising to stay in F1 beyond 2020.
DECEMBER 2, 2017
Ericsson and Leclerc to drive for Sauber
The Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 team have announced that Marcus Ericsson and Charles Leclerc will drive for the Swiss team in 2018.
DECEMBER 1, 2017
Sirotkin admits wanting Williams race seat
Sergey Sirotkin has admitted he is hoping Williams picks him instead of Robert Kubica to drive for the British team in 2018.
Mallya fears death in Indian jail
Vijay Mallya says he fears being murdered if he is put in an Indian jail.
Hamilton could quit at any time says Surer
Lewis Hamilton will quit formula one when his "private life" becomes more important to him.
New tyres to help F1 car designers says Isola
Pirelli's softer new tyres for 2018 will open up new car design possibilities for F1 teams.
Todt forgives Vettel for Baku incident
FIA president Jean Todt says he "forgives" Sebastian Vettel for his actions this year in Baku.
F1 chiefs scout race locations in Miami?
Miami is emerging as a likely destination of a second US grand prix in the near future.
No triple header races after 2018 says Brawn
Ross Brawn says F1 wants to avoid organising 'triple header' races in future.