Formula One News — November 2018

Chase Carey has defended F1's move into the world of gambling.

Max Verstappen says he regrets nothing about shoving Esteban Ocon after Sunday's Brazilian grand prix.

Robert Kubica looks set to return to the F1 grid with Williams in 2019.

Ferrari is "very close" to its goal of bringing the title back to Maranello after more than a decade.

Organisers of the Brazilian grand prix have ramped up efforts to keep Interlagos on the F1 calendar.

Toto Wolff has denied that Mercedes is struggling amid the controversy about its wheel rim design.

Max Verstappen has found support from within his team for his behaviour after the Brazilian grand prix.

Toto Wolff thinks dumped McLaren driver Stoffel Vandoorne can still have a bright future.

Sebastian Vettel says he is not worried about the ambitions of his new Ferrari teammate for 2019.

Fernando Alonso says his "only goal" for now is winning the world endurance championship.

Chase Carey insists that plans for a grand prix in Miami have not been scrapped.

Niki Lauda really is determined to return to the F1 paddock next weekend, according to his friend Dr Helmut Marko.

Brazilian GP - Race Analysis

Brazilian GP - Race Notes

Brazilian GP - Sunday Press Conference

Brazilian GP - Sunday Photos

Brazilian GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Brazilian GP - Race Results

Lewis Hamilton may be on pole, but a dispute about the wheels on his Mercedes continues to rage.

Max Verstappen has become "very mature".

Robert Kubica has hit back at a British media report that claimed he will definitely race for Williams in 2019.

Fernando Alonso will try to win the Indy 500 once again in 2019.

Pietro Fittipaldi, the grandson of former world champion Emerson, will be the reserve driver for Haas in 2019.

Lewis Hamilton thinks his partnership with Valtteri Bottas is one of the best in F1 history.

Pierre Gasly says even Max Verstappen can't stop his target of winning the world championship.