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Christian Horner remains confident Honda is the right move for Red Bull.

Formula one needs to return to its days as a dictatorship.

Yet another meeting could finally mean the green light for a grand prix in Miami.

Red Bull is encouraging Toro Rosso and Honda to help the senior energy drink-owned team prepare for 2019.

Former F1 test driver Daniel Juncadella says F1 should use the stewards to control "crazy" and "aggressive" drivers.

Sergey Sirotkin has given more details about his biggest problem with Williams' 2018 car.

Gunther Steiner says he has no regrets about the path taken by controversial American team Haas.

The signs are growing ever stronger that Ferrari will have a new driver in 2019.

Flavio Briatore thinks Mercedes is still the favourite for the 2018 world championship.

Franz Tost has defended Honda amid concerns the Japanese manufacturer is not up to the task of powering the senior Red Bull team from 2019.

Max Verstappen says his father Jos no longer works with young Red Bull drivers.

Liberty Media is waiting on progress in Miami before finalising the 2018 calendar.

Max Verstappen says Red Bull's title chances have taken a dive.

Red Bull has hit an obstacle as it tries to promote its next young F1 hotshot.

Fernando Alonso says he is not sure changing the points system is a good move for F1.

Daniel Ricciardo now says it is "likely" he will stay at Red Bull in 2019.

Esteban Gutierrez says he is trying to get back onto the F1 grid.

Ross Brawn says Liberty Media is working on securing the future of the British grand prix.

Max Verstappen says he feels as though he has been relegated to Formula 2.

Gunther Steiner says a "critical moment" could come amid his patience with struggling Haas driver Romain Grosjean.

Nico Rosberg says the engine is what is making the difference at Ferrari this year.

Ferrari boss Maurizio Arrivabene has hit back with fury at Mercedes, after an accusation of deliberate foul play at Silverstone.

Max Verstappen suspects Fernando Alonso is looking outside of F1 because the Spaniard's motivation has gone.

Renault has not outright denied a rumour suggesting Fernando Alonso could drive for the team in 2019.