Formula One News — October 2018

Max Verstappen says any top driver would have won the 2018 world championship in Lewis Hamilton's car.

Sebastian Vettel thinks his world championship campaign started to hit the skids in mid September.

Daniel Ricciardo will complete the final two races of his career at Red Bull.

Robert Kubica has admitted that moving to a testing role at Ferrari is a possibility for 2019.

Sebastian Vettel may be past his prime in formula one.

Sauber driver Marcus Ericsson is switching to Indycar for 2019.

Dr Helmut Marko says he is "very optimistic" about Red Bull's title chances for 2019.

The issue of Mercedes' controversial wheel rim 'holes' is not dead yet.

Max Verstappen was powered to victory in Mexico by anger.

Brendon Hartley has reportedly been told that he will not be driving for Toro Rosso in 2019.

George Russell says he is "not worried" he is joining the slowest F1 team on the grid.

"Exceptional" driver Lewis Hamilton fully deserves the 2018 title.

F1 test driver Tatiana Calderon says she is not very interested in the new female-only single seater category 'W Series'.

Daniel Ricciardo sounded ready to quit Red Bull immediately, after yet another disappointing day in the 2018 car.

Ferrari is still "together" even amid waves of rumours and Sebastian Vettel's failure to win the drivers' world championship.

Lewis Hamilton could justifiably be called the "best of his generation".

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Charles Leclerc says Ferrari has prepared him well for life as a race driver with the fabled Maranello team.

Bernie Ecclestone says Lewis Hamilton is a God-send for F1 amid a "not so exciting" time for the sport.

Bob Bell says Renault remains on track to race to podium finishes in 2019.