Formula One News — June 2018

Adrian Newey has declined to confirm or deny rumours he is looking to leave Red Bull.

Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn says the French manufacturer intends to win in formula one without the biggest budget.

F1's popular Belgian grand prix is staying on the calendar.

Former team boss Martin Whitmarsh has offered to step in amid a reported staff revolt at McLaren.

Red Bull's choice of fuel supplier means it is not maxing out the power of the Renault engine.

Red Bull has joined fellow top teams Ferrari and Mercedes in expressing concerns about Liberty Media's vision of the future beyond 2020.

Dr Helmut Marko has admitted he considered ousting struggling Toro Rosso driver Brendon Hartley.

Red Bull is not caving in to Renault's pressure to immediately make its choice of engine supplier for 2019.

With uncertainty looming over Red Bull's next move, Renault looks to have kept up with Honda's rate of progress.

Hankook has entered the frame as F1's potential next sole tyre supplier.

Force India, the leading independent F1 team, is struggling for survival.

Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes may finally be ready to announce the continuation of their marriage.

Sergio Perez thinks the heavy Halo cockpit protection layout and Pirelli tyres could be adding to F1's overtaking problem.

Fernando Alonso says he is definitely not done with racing.

Zak Brown says he would loan Lando Norris to another formula one team for experience.

Jacques Villeneuve has lashed out not only at Max Verstappen, but also F1 legend Niki Lauda.

Liberty Media is still racing into trademark trouble over F1's new logo.

2019 could be Sebastian Vettel's year to win a fifth world championship.

It has emerged that Max Verstappen had no entourage at the Canadian grand prix, just as he ended a run of poor form with a podium.

Zak Brown has played down rumours Fernando Alonso will switch full-time to Indycar in 2019.

Nico Rosberg would advise Mercedes to re-sign both of its drivers for 2019.

Red Bull looks to be speeding towards a switch to works Honda power for 2019.

Romain Grosjean said a promising new camera innovation in formula one was "painful" to wear.

Paddy Lowe says Williams' problems will still take more time to solve.

Toro Rosso has boosted Brendon Hartley's chances of staying with the Red Bull junior team.