Formula One News — February 2018

Chase Carey has revealed he was not opposed to the concept of F1 'grid girls'.

Zak Brown says McLaren would welcome Lewis Hamilton back to the British team.

Max Verstappen is not ruling out taking a shot at the world championship in 2018.

Fernando Alonso could return to the Indy 500 in 2019.

McLaren's aerodynamics boss has tipped the British team to have a successful relationship with Renault.

Chase Carey has hit back at his Formula E counterpart, insisting that F1 will remain the pinnacle of motor sport.

Nico Hulkenberg has joined the chorus of those who do not agree that banning grid girls is a step forwards for F1.

Fernando Alonso's former teammate thinks the Spaniard will win Le Mans this year.

Nico Rosberg insists he is still not giving any thoughts to a potential racing comeback.

Kevin Magnussen is relocating from his native Denmark to Dubai.

Pierre Gasly has added yet another voice to concerns about F1's 'grid girls' ban.

Pascal Wehrlein is not ruling out a potential return to F1 for 2019.

Max Verstappen thinks he will get an idea about his chances of fighting for the title in 2018 after the very first day of testing later this month.

Former F1 driver Jean Alesi says he is no fan of Liberty Media's new "grid kids" initiative.

Jo Ramirez says he senses a very different McLaren as the British team prepares for 2018.

Former McLaren team coordinator Jo Ramirez has slammed Liberty Media's decision to ban grid girls.

Frederic Vasseur has played down two of the biggest controversies in F1 at present.

Kevin Magnussen looks set to be the next driver to expand his horizons beyond the F1 paddock.

Lando Norris says he is prepared to leave McLaren if the British team has no place for him within a year or so.

Former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has lashed out at the sport's new owners Liberty Media.

Sergey Sirotkin says he is ignoring those who call him a 'pay driver'.

Eric Boullier says McLaren will get a one second per lap boost simply by using a different engine in 2018.

Eric Boullier says he supports Fernando Alonso's move into the world of Le Mans racing.

Zak Brown thinks the showdown between Ferrari and Liberty Media was "inevitable".

Toto Wolff has admitted Mercedes is pushing the development of its 2018 car to the limit.