Formula One News — January 2018

Sergio Marchionne has repeated his hint that a deal between Haas and Maserati could be on the cards.

Sergio Marchionne thinks it's possible Ferrari has put together a "monster" of a formula one car for 2018.

Williams has put together a "hungry" driver lineup for the 2018 season.

The Williams-Mercedes Formula One team have signed 22-year-old Sergey Sirotkin to drive alongside Lance Stroll for the 2018 season.

Williams has announced that Robert Kubica will fill the role of reserve and development driver for 2018, and will take part in a number of practice sessions, as well as pre-season and in-season testing.

Pirelli has defended its decision to expand its range of tyre compounds for 2018.

Andy Cowell has described as "crazy" the new engine rules for 2018.

Robert Kubica needs more time to re-adjust to modern formula one.

Antonio Giovinazzi insists formula one remains his "priority".

Sergio Marchionne has denied that he has plans to buy into Ferrari after stepping down as Fiat president.

F1 is heading for trademark trouble after launching its new official logo.

An F1 team boss is expecting "fireworks" at a forthcoming meeting.

Valtteri Bottas says he expects this year's Mercedes car to suit him better.

Sergio Marchionne says there is no place at the Italian team for former Ferrari champion Niki Lauda.

Sauber could eventually become a full works Alfa Romeo team.

Well-known American drivers have hit back at Haas team boss Gunther Steiner.

Flavio Briatore said he hopes Fernando Alonso can "return to the podium" in 2018.

Williams could be set to announce a reserve driver role for Robert Kubica in 2018.

Mercedes will continue to support Pascal Wehrlein, even though there is no place for the ousted Sauber driver on the 2018 grid.

Frederic Vasseur thinks 2018 will be a more competitive year for Sauber.

Daniil Kvyat's new job in formula one will see him work mainly in the Ferrari driver simulator.

Red Bull has played down the impact of a new FIA technical directive.

A journalist has defended his claim that Williams has definitely decided to sign Sergey Sirotkin instead of Robert Kubica for 2018.

The sport's two quadruple world champions admit equalling F1 legend Juan Manuel Fangio's five titles would be a special achievement.

Valtteri Bottas says he is working hard to be a better driver in 2018.