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The 2018 season has begun with uncertainty hanging over the heads of two key top drivers' futures.

Max Verstappen says he does not agree that Mercedes' so-called 'party mode' engine setting should be banned.

Lance Stroll says he remains unfazed by Jacques Villeneuve's constant criticisms.

F1's future is speeding ahead in Bahrain.

Bahrain GP - Thursday Press Conference

Drivers are confident this weekend's grand prix in Bahrain will be more exciting than Melbourne.

Liberty Media is struggling to launch F1's new live streaming service.

Toto Wolff says Lewis Hamilton's new contract is "as good as done".

Carlos Sainz thinks victory for Renault may require a wait of up to three years.

Bernie Ecclestone thinks Ross Brawn is eyeing the top job in F1.

Bernie Ecclestone has backed calls for performance to be equalised in formula one.

Esteban Ocon insists there is "no panic" after a bad start to the season for Force India.

Robert Kubica insists he does not see himself as a "teacher" at Williams.

Dr Helmut Marko says he wants Daniel Ricciardo to stay at Red Bull.

Pierre Gasly has backed Honda to up its game in 2018.

Sauber technical boss Jorg Zander says FIA personnel should be free to move to F1 teams.

The famous Monaco grand prix layout could be tweaked by 2025.

Liberty Media could be looking to shake up the grand prix weekend format.

Sergey Sirotkin has played down claims Robert Kubica could campaign to derail his formula one career.

McLaren is tangling a tantalising carrot in front of its junior drivers in 2018.

You always have to be careful when you read any news story on April 1st and although this year's date being on a Sunday made it a quieter than usual event for the Formula One fraternity, there were still a couple of good pranks that could make you wonder.

Gunther Steiner has hit back with fury at suggestions Haas is using a carbon copy of last year's Ferrari in 2018.

Force India says it is still working on its 2018 car, after a difficult start in Melbourne.

Sebastian Vettel has admitted he does not yet feel at home at the wheel of this year's Ferrari.