Formula One News — March 2018

Gunther Steiner has hit back with fury at suggestions Haas is using a carbon copy of last year's Ferrari in 2018.

Force India says it is still working on its 2018 car, after a difficult start in Melbourne.

Sebastian Vettel has admitted he does not yet feel at home at the wheel of this year's Ferrari.

Force India is in a race for mere survival, its deputy boss Bob Fernley has admitted.

Bahrain will set the scene for the next round of tensions between F1 owner Liberty Media and angry top teams Ferrari and Mercedes.

Valtteri Bottas' sponsor thinks the Finnish driver will continue to race with a top team beyond 2018.

Toro Rosso-Honda has the "potential" to improve in 2018.

Australian grand prix organisers say they are open to tweaking the layout of the Melbourne circuit.

Bernie Ecclestone will be back in court next year as the bribery scandal returns.

Alex Wurz has weighed into the debate about Mercedes' supposed engine "party mode".

Ferrari may not have the best car, but it is in the running for the 2018 world championship.

Dieter Zetsche says Ferrari's win at the 2018 season opener is "good for the championship".

Gunther Steiner says Haas will line up with the same set of mechanics next weekend in Bahrain.

Niki Lauda has hit out at the FIA for being too hard on Daniel Ricciardo in Australia.

Robert Kubica is reluctant to comment on Williams' poor start to the 2018 season.

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Nico Hulkenberg says the challengers to F1's top three teams have "a lot of work to do" to catch up.

Mercedes has played down a conspiracy theory relating to Sebastian Vettel's surprise win in Melbourne.

Lance Stroll has fired some rare criticism at his F1 employer.

Questions remain unanswered after Sunday's 2018 season opener in Melbourne.

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