Formula One News — April 2018

Sebastian Vettel says he has learned from the lessons of Baku a year ago.

Sauber is now racing "on an equal footing" with Williams.

China could have been a turning point for Max Verstappen, according to former Mercedes boss Norbert Haug.

Carlos Sainz is still able to prove he can match Nico Hulkenberg at Renault.

Jean Todt says he welcomes Fernando Alonso's decision to split his time between F1 and the world endurance championship in 2018.

Just as it surges to the front in formula one, the legality of Ferrari's 2018 car is coming under scrutiny.

Without changes to formula one, Claire Williams is pessimistic about the future of the British team she leads.

Red Bull is in a position to choose its engine supplier for 2019.

Red Bull wants Daniel Ricciardo to make his decision about the future by August.

Lewis Hamilton has given the strongest hint yet that he definitely wants to stay at Mercedes.

F1 is considering some mandatory changes in a bid to make pitstops safer.

Williams may be reaching out to Mercedes in a bid to end its 2018 car crisis.

Porsche is considering entering formula one in 2021.

A Spanish official has played down rumours the future of the grand prix in Barcelona could be in doubt.

Charles Leclerc says his Sauber teammate Marcus Ericsson deserves more respect.

Nico Rosberg thinks his former Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton will bounce back from his current performance slump.

Romain Grosjean thinks the proposed budget cap will be good for formula one.

Honda is giving nothing away about the possibility of teaming up with Red Bull in 2019.

Charlie Whiting says the FIA will not intervene over the issue of Ferrari's smoking engines.

Ferrari is keeping Daniil Kvyat so busy he has no time to race elsewhere.

Carlos Sainz has been a positive addition to the Renault team.

Rubens Barrichello says he was blocked from trying to see his old teammate Michael Schumacher.

Lewis Hamilton will eventually sign a new deal to stay at Mercedes.

Max Verstappen says he is putting the Chinese grand prix firmly in the past.

Haas boss Gunther Steiner has given a strong indication that Kevin Magnussen will stay in 2019.