Formula One News — March 2018

Toto Wolff is still confident Lewis Hamilton will sign up with Mercedes beyond 2018.

Toto Wolff admits Haas may be 'best of the rest' in Melbourne.

McLaren has sorted its problems in time for this weekend's 2018 season opener.

Ross Brawn has acknowledged that formula one cars must lose weight.

Max Verstappen has admitted he is boss Dr Helmut Marko's "new project".

Daniel Ricciardo will walk a contract "tightrope" in 2018.

F1 can speed up now that the controversial 'Halo' safety feature is attached to the cars.

Pascal Wehrlein admits it's a "weird feeling" to be left on the sidelines as the 2018 season begins.

Esteban Ocon admits he is quietly eyeing a future at Mercedes.

Charles Leclerc says it's too early to dream about a future at Ferrari.

A top Copenhagen official has played down hopes the Danish capital could soon join the F1 calendar.

A new deal between Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes could be delayed.

Ferrari is free to quit formula one after 2020, FIA president Jean Todt says.

Lewis Hamilton remains confident he will be staying with Mercedes beyond 2018.

Toto Wolff thinks 2018 is a year of truth for F1's new owner Liberty Media.

Red Bull has Carlos Sainz waiting in the wings if talks with Daniel Ricciardo break down.

F1's governing body will not ask Renault to change the layout of its 2018 exhaust.

Gerhard Berger thinks Honda is on track to improve in formula one.

Zandvoort owner Bernhard van Oranje has admitted that a Dutch grand prix at the circuit is unlikely.

Paddy Lowe has hit back at claims Robert Kubica is a faster driver than both of Williams' 2018 race drivers.

Cyril Abiteboul thinks formula one needs to change.

Sebastian Vettel says he has faith in Ferrari ahead of the 2018 season.

Kevin Magnussen is continuing to rail against the mandatory 'Halo' device featured on all F1 cars in 2018.

Alain Prost says Renault is not setting goals for 2018, but he will not rule out a podium for the French team.

Fernando Alonso insists he is "not pessimistic" after a fourth consecutive troubled winter for McLaren.