Formula One News — June 2018
JUNE 11, 2018
Whiting defends F1 after chequered flag gaffe
Charlie Whiting has defended F1 organisers after a serious and farcical error at the end of Sunday's Canadian GP.
Verstappen still a child says Villeneuve
Jacques Villeneuve has hit out at Max Verstappen for threatening to "head butt" journalists in Montreal.
No top team wants Alonso says Rosberg
Nico Rosberg thinks Fernando Alonso's winning days in formula one are over.
Canada defeat means consequences says Wolff
Toto Wolff says there will be "consequences" following Mercedes' clear defeat in Montreal.
JUNE 10, 2018
Race Analysis - Tiebreaker
Canadian GP - Race Analysis
Race Notes - Vettel wins Canadian GP
Canadian GP - Race Notes
Sunday Press Conference
Canadian GP - Sunday Press Conference
Sunday Team Quotes
Canadian GP - Sunday Team Quotes
Sunday Photos
Canadian GP - Sunday Photos
Race Results
Canadian GP - Race Results
Bottas says contract talks are close
Valtteri Bottas has suggested a deal to renew his contract at Mercedes is close.
Will Alonso drive a McLaren in 2019?
Former F1 driver Sebastien Buemi thinks Fernando Alonso's next move could be to Formula E.
Red Bull looks set for Honda switch
Red Bull looks set to dump Renault and use works Honda engines from 2019.
JUNE 9, 2018
Qualifying Report - Out of juice
Canadian GP - Qualifying Report
Saturday Team Quotes
Canadian GP - Saturday Team Quotes
Saturday Press Conference
Canadian GP - Saturday Press Conference
Saturday Photos
Canadian GP - Saturday Photos
Qualifying Results
Canadian GP - Qualifying Results
Practice 3 Report - A Good Feeling
Canadian GP - Practice 3 Report
Practice 3 Results
Canadian GP - Practice 3 Results
Renault's Bell welcomes move to 18-inch wheels
Top F1 engineer Bob Bell has welcomed news of the likely switch from 13 to 18 inch wheels for 2021.
Red Bull nearing engine decision
Red Bull is finally reaching decision time when it comes to the question of its engine supplier for 2019.
Renault needs bigger F1 budget says Abiteboul
Cyril Abiteboul has admitted Renault needs a bigger budget in order to fight for the world championship.
No plan to buy Force India says Wolff
Toto Wolff has rejected rumours Mercedes might be shaping up to buy Force India.
Tensions showing at Williams says Kubica
Robert Kubica has admitted tensions are showing behind the scenes at Williams.