Formula One News — August 2018

Italian grand prix boss Angelo Sticchi Damiani says Monza wants to "rethink" its contract with Liberty Media.

It is possible that Red Bull will be the only team with Renault's latest-specification power unit at Monza.

Williams could soon have an all-Russian driver lineup.

Stoffel Vandoorne says McLaren is "going backwards".

Toto Wolff says Mercedes may soon need to consider imposing 'team orders'.

Supporters of the controversial 'Halo' safety innovation say a crash at Spa vindicated the decision to introduce it.

The German grand prix has been saved, according to the local Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) newspaper.

Lewis Hamilton ended Sunday's Belgian grand prix wondering if Ferrari had used technical "tricks" for victory.

Stoffel Vandoorne's manager has rated the Belgian driver's chances of staying in F1 next year at "100 per cent".

Belgian GP - Race Analysis

Belgian GP - Race Notes

Belgian GP - Sunday Photos

Belgian GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Belgian GP - Sunday Press Conference

Belgian GP - Race Results

Sean Bratches says formula one is working hard to improve.

Sergio Perez is set to stay with Racing Point Force India next year.

Plans for all-new engine regulations in 2021 appear to have been scrapped.</p>

Stoffel Vandoorne's seat at McLaren could be safe at least for the rest of the year.

Pirelli looks set to stay in formula one even beyond 2019.

Alex Zanardi thinks the German touring car series DTM is better than formula one.

Belgian GP - Qualifying Report

Belgian GP - Saturday Photos

Belgian GP - Saturday Press Conference

Belgian GP - Saturday Team Quotes