Formula One News — August 2018

F1 boss Chase Carey says he hopes Michael Schumacher's son makes it to formula one.

The hiring of Daniel Ricciardo demonstrates the seriousness of Renault's ambitions.

Paddy Lowe has admitted Williams could start using Mercedes' gearbox and rear suspension in 2019.

Haas is still giving little away about the future of Romain Grosjean.

Antonio Giovinazzi admits he has an eye on a Sauber seat for 2019.

Daniel Ricciardo has signed to drive for the Renault team in the 2019 and 2020 season, joining Nico Hulkenberg.

Franz Tost says he is happy McLaren's collaboration with Honda did not work out.

Reports that Malaysia could return to the F1 calendar with a night race have been played down by officials.

Niki Lauda's family is not commenting on reports the F1 legend is in a critical condition after a lung transplant.

Daniel Ricciardo says his Red Bull contract is finally ready to be announced.

Kimi Raikkonen says he is still waiting to know if he will be a Ferrari driver in 2019.

Christian Horner has played down expectations for Red Bull's first year with works Honda power.

Jacques Villeneuve has played down quotes that suggested he thinks Lewis Hamilton behaves like Jesus Christ.

Ferrari's new CEO says talks about the future with Liberty Media are progressing.

Lando Norris says it is up to McLaren to decide if he will make his F1 debut in 2019.

F1 legend Niki Lauda is currently in hospital.

Robert Kubica says it's too early to assess the effectiveness of the new front wings for 2019.

Renault is worried about the rise of 'B teams' in formula one.

Any niceties between Red Bull and Renault are now in the past.

Pedro de la Rosa is not sure an all-Spanish driver lineup at McLaren next year would be a "dream".