Formula One News — June 2018

Max Verstappen thinks he will have the same teammate in 2019.

Renault has confirmed that it will finally have a 'party mode' for its engine from this weekend in Austria.

Austrian GP - Thursday Press Conference

Dr Helmut Marko says Red Bull is getting "closer" to re-signing Daniel Ricciardo for 2019.

McLaren has sidestepped reports that Kimi Raikkonen might be in the team's sights for 2019.

Fernando Alonso says Red Bull will remain a strong team even after switching to Honda power.

F1 looks poised to announce its new engine regulations for 2021.

There will be no German grand prix at Hockenheim in 2019.

Max Verstappen has admitted that the reaction of journalists to Sebastian Vettel's messy French grand prix made him "angry".

Charles Leclerc has admitted he hears the rumours about his future in formula one.

Mercedes is simply determining the right time to announce Lewis Hamilton's new contract.

Emerson Fittipaldi thinks Ferrari is still in the box seat to win this year's world championship.

Paul Ricard boss Stephane Clair sounds unsure about whether the French grand prix venue should axe its controversial 'Mistral chicane'.

They may not be on the grid, but there will be 'girls' in Austria this weekend.

Red Bull will not re-brand its engines next year.

Red Bull will not use a new 'MGU-K' unit supplied by Renault this weekend in Austria.

Adrian Newey has scoffed at rumours that suggest he could switch to Renault.

Zak Brown has admitted that Fernando Alonso might not race an orange car in formula one next year.

Kimi Raikkonen has denied that he desperately needs a grand prix win.

The Italian press has lashed out at Sebastian Vettel for his "amateur error" in the French grand prix.

Mercedes now appears ready to announce its 2018 driver lineup.

Charlie Whiting says F1 will consider removing the unpopular chicane from the middle of Paul Ricard's iconic Mistral straight for 2019.

Niki Lauda thinks the FIA let Sebastian Vettel escape with a lenient penalty after a first lap crash at Paul Ricard.

Stoffel Vandoorne has played down an apparent 'crisis meeting' that took place in the McLaren motor home on Sunday.

Carlos Sainz says he would be happy to stay at Renault in 2019.