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Daniel Ricciardo has put his Red Bull talks on hold until Lewis Hamilton signs a new deal at Mercedes.

Canadian GP promoter Francois Dumontier says he is happy with the new Liberty Media era.

Even amid the team's disastrous 2018 season, Williams is happy with Lance Stroll.

Nicholas Latifi says he is targeting a formula one seat for 2019.

Daniel Ricciardo may not have escaped the threat of looming penalties this weekend in Canada.

Toto Wolff has steered Mercedes away from speculation it could join Ferrari in quitting F1.

Vietnam looks set to join Miami as a new grand prix on the calendar in the near future.

Canadian GP promoter Francois Dumontier says he is not concerned that Miami looks set to join the F1 calendar next year.

Williams is not giving up, despite sitting dead last in 2018.

F1 could switch to low-profile, 18-inch wheels by 2020.

Maurizio Arrivabene says he wants to "unbalance" the world championship starting this weekend in Canada.

Honda will take "a considerable step" this weekend in Canada.

Sauber looks to be moving ever closer together with Ferrari.

Jacky Ickx has backed fellow Belgian Stoffel Vandoorne to eventually become a 'number 1' driver in formula one.

A sexual assault matter involving Kimi Raikkonen will not affect Ferrari's deliberations about his contract for 2019.

Daniel Ricciardo is a better driver than his Red Bull teammate Max Verstappen.

Vijay Mallya has stepped down as a director of his own formula one team.

Williams has emerged as the F1 team that pays its bills the slowest.

Daniel Ricciardo will not be penalised at next weekend's Canadian grand prix.<p>Daniel Ricciardo will not be penalised at next weekend's Canadian grand prix.</p> <p>The Australian won in Monaco, despite nursing his Red Bull to the line using just six of the eight gears with a MGU-K problem.</p> <p>"I felt a loss of power and thought the race was done," he said.</p> <p>But Auto Motor und Sport reports that the part will not have to be replaced in Montreal. "Cyril Abiteboul told Helmut Marko that the MGU-K has survived," correspondent Michael Schmidt said.</p> <p>A replacement part would have cost Ricciardo a grid penalty.</p> <p>Red Bull's Marko confirmed: "It looks like there will be no grid penalty for us in Montreal.</p> <p>"But at some point, at one of the next races, we will be caught out," he warned.</p> <p>However, there is more good news. Renault is bringing upgrades to its 'power unit' to Canada, and Red Bull team boss Christian Horner expects "fewer problems with the MGU-K".</p> <p>Marko is not even ruling out a championship tilt for Ricciardo, even though he is 38 points behind.</p> <p>"We now have a great car," he said. "The upgrade from Barcelona is the base. Without the technical problems in Bahrain and the collision in Baku, we would be right up there."</p> <p><span class="gmm">(GMM)</span></p>

Toyota world rally boss Tommi Makinen has played down speculation Kimi Raikkonen could leave Ferrari at the end of the year.

Toto Wolff has admitted he asked for Esteban Ocon to let Lewis Hamilton past in Monaco.

Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul has admitted he has an eye on Stoffel Vandoorne.

Robert Kubica has emerged as another potential replacement for struggling Toro Rosso driver Brendon Hartley.

The signs are growing ever stronger that Fernando Alonso's F1 career is coming to an end.