Formula One News — March 2018

Max Verstappen has hit back at the claim that Red Bull is the favourite in Melbourne.

Robert Kubica may deliberately sabotage Williams' progress in order to boost his chances of returning to the grid.

Pierre Gasly has admitted he has a keen eye on Daniel Ricciardo's seat for 2019.

Toto Wolff is reacting calmly to the latest controversial personnel switch in formula one.

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Force India will not change its name in 2018.

Lewis Hamilton has named local hero Daniel Ricciardo as the favourite in Australia this weekend.

Red Bull's chassis and drivers can do the rest if its Renault engine is within half a second of Mercedes this year.

Lance Stroll has admitted Williams needs "time" to get the most from its 2018 car.

Bernie Ecclestone says he is supportive of Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne's F1 quit threat.

Toto Wolff has warned the FIA and Liberty Media not to take Ferrari's F1 quit threat lightly.

Felipe Massa suspects Mercedes will dominate in 2018.

Lewis Hamilton will like Paul Ricard once he gets up and racing at the new French grand prix venue in June.

Dr Helmut Marko has hinted strongly that Red Bull is giving serious consideration to a switch to Honda power for 2019.

Frederic Vasseur has admitted that Sauber will be lucky to score points in 2018.

Niki Lauda thinks Mercedes' advantage over its rivals is as small as two tenths.

McLaren is not setting a precise goal for 2018.

Mark Webber says he would be "flabbergasted" if Ferrari quits formula one.

Toro Rosso has confirmed rumours Honda made a big step forward over the winter after the Japanese engine manufacturer got more 'freedom'.

Ferrari could be closer to Mercedes this season than has been suggested in recent days and weeks.