Formula One News — September 2018

Jean Todt says he has no problem if the F1 calendar swells to include some more races.

Maurizio Arrivabene says he has apologised directly to Valtteri Bottas for comments made after the recent Italian grand prix.

Ferrari has announced that current Sauber driver Charles Leclerc will join Sebastian Vettel to drive for the team next season. </p>

Mick Schumacher is well on his road to formula one.

F1's governing body is keeping an eye on the emergence of alliances between the teams.</p>

Sergio Perez has denied that McLaren was ever a serious option for him for 2019.

Claire Williams says it is "likely" that Robert Kubica will step in to replace the Force India-bound Lance Stroll.

Sebastien Buemi has moved into pole position for a return to formula one next year.

Singapore has joined a growing list of grand prix hosts who are sidestepping F1's 'grid girls' ban.

Niki Lauda will miss all of the remaining races this season, Bild newspaper has revealed.

Former world champion Mika Hakkinen thinks Mercedes could be heading for the 2018 title, even though Ferrari currently has the faster car.

Rumors have it that Charles Leclerc is definitely joining Sebastian Vettel at Ferrari next year.

Toto Wolff says he remains in "regular contact" with F1 legend Niki Lauda.

Toto Wolff has defended Sebastian Vettel amid widespread criticism of his driving in 2018.

Jean Todt has played down suggestions F1 could switch to an all-electric formula in the future.

Joan Villadelprat is worried about McLaren's future in formula one.

Michael Andretti says he hopes Fernando Alonso makes the switch to Indycar for 2019.

Mick Schumacher is speeding up on his road to formula one.

Thursday is decision-day when it comes to Ferrari's driver choice for 2019.

Dr Helmut Marko says Red Bull will quit formula one if the Honda project doesn't work out.

Robert Kubica sounds only mildly interested in stepping up to the Williams race seat in 2018.

Stoffel Vandoorne is not yet commenting to the media about McLaren's decision to dump him for 2019.

Dr Helmut Marko says he is putting together a "long list" of potential Toro Rosso drivers for 2019.

The Italian press has questioned Sebastian Vettel's ability to win the 2018 world championship for Ferrari.

"Wrong decisions" mean Fernando Alonso will not be considered one of the true greats.