Formula One News — September 2018

SEPTEMBER 18, 2018

Wehrlein on pole for Toro Rosso seat

Pascal Wehrlein has emerged as a top candidate to return to F1 next year.

SEPTEMBER 17, 2018

Vettel feeling pressure of 2018 battle

Sebastian Vettel often struggles with pressure.

Ricciardo is worth top dollar says Prost

Paying the big bucks for Daniel Ricciardo is an expense that Renault can fully justify.

Ocon expects to keep seat for rest of season

Esteban Ocon says he should keep his Force India cockpit for the rest of the 2018 season.

Vandoorne admits to looking outside F1

Stoffel Vandoorne has admitted he may continue his motor racing career outside of formula one.

SEPTEMBER 16, 2018

Race Analysis - The finishing start

Singapore GP - Race Analysis

Sunday Team Quotes

Singapore GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Sunday Press Conference

Singapore GP - Sunday Press Conference

Sunday Photos

Singapore GP - Sunday Photos

Race Results

Singapore GP - Race Results

F1 should reduce calendar to 16 races says Wolff

Toto Wolff says F1 should consider slashing the number of races on the annual calendar.

George Russell on pole for Williams seat

George Russell has leapt into pole position to race for Williams in 2019.

Recovering Lauda a lot better now

Niki Lauda's brother says the F1 legend is "a lot better" as he recovers from a lung transplant.

SEPTEMBER 15, 2018

Qualifying Report - Epic

Singapore GP - Qualifying Report

Saturday Photos

Singapore GP - Saturday Photos

Saturday Press Conference

Singapore GP - Saturday Press Conference

Saturday Team Quotes

Singapore GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Qualifying Results

Singapore GP - Qualifying Results

Practice 3 Report - Bounce back

Singapore GP - Practice 3 Report

Practice 3 Results

Singapore GP - Practice 3 Results

Wolff slams F1 bosses over Ocon exit

Toto Wolff has lashed out at his fellow F1 team bosses for getting in the way of young drivers' futures.

Newey says full focus back on F1

Adrian Newey says his focus is now firmly back on formula one.

F1 copying Indycar for 2021 says Alonso

F1 is following the lead of Indycar with the direction of its cars for the future.

Bottas happy to keep playing team role

Valtteri Bottas says he is happy to help Lewis Hamilton win the 2018 world championship.