Formula One News — July 2018

Gerhard Berger says Liberty Media has lots of work to do to keep the F1 show alive.

F1 may revisit the rules about impeding other drivers in qualifying, according to FIA steward Derek Warwick.

Robert Kubica says he will know in the next few months if his chances of returning to the grid in 2019 are realistic.

Bernie Ecclestone has praised Ferrari's decision to resist imposing team orders in Austria.

Christian Horner has admitted that Red Bull is getting close to re-signing Daniel Ricciardo for 2019.

F1 is now on the cusp of finalising its rules for 2021.

The McLaren F1 team has announced that Eric Boullier has resigned as Racing Director for the team. The move comes after the team has continued to struggle during the middle of the season.

Mercedes is hoping to avoid penalties this weekend at Silverstone.

Bernie Ecclestone has questioned whether Liberty Media will be able to add Miami to next year's F1 calendar.

Ferrari may now have overtaken Mercedes as the maker of the best engine in formula one.

Renault drivers say they could barely feel the effect of the new qualifying 'party mode' in Austria.

F1 sporting boss Ross Brawn says he hopes Fernando Alonso stays in F1.

Team boss Maurizio Arrivabene has warned that Ferrari may struggle this weekend at Silverstone.

Lance Stroll says Williams' car problems equate to up to a 30 horse power deficit.

Daniel Ricciardo may be inching towards a new deal with Red Bull.

Mercedes' chief strategist will keep his job after a serious blunder during the Austrian grand prix.

Max Verstappen's critics should "never again" question the aggressive racing style of the young Dutchman.

Jacques Villeneuve has questioned Stoffel Vandoorne's drive to succeed in formula one.

F1 could end the 2018 season with just 18 cars on the grid.

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