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Top F1 drivers have shown a thumbs up to Pirelli's softer new tyres for 2018.

Red Bull is already working with Honda, amid rumours they will go racing together in 2019.

Alfa Romeo will return to Formula One with a multi-year agreement to be the title sponsor of the Sauber F1 team beginning in 2018.

Kimi Raikkonen insists he is "not worried" he might be sharing a grid with Robert Kubica next year.

Mercedes is now joining Ferrari in threatening to quit formula one after 2020.

Honda thinks it will have a "more equal partnership" with Toro Rosso in 2018 after three ill-fated years with McLaren.

Sauber is preparing to make some key announcements on Wednesday.

Nico Rosberg is not ruling out replacing F1 legend Niki Lauda as a full-time television pundit on German television.

Lewis Hamilton says he still does not want to wear the number 1 in 2018.

Ferrari looks set to lose major sponsor Santander.

Despite the McLaren split, Honda thinks it has finally found the right direction in F1.

The Italian press is heading into the winter break concerned about Ferrari's late-season performance.

The top men at Mercedes are predicting a bright future for Max Verstappen.

Chase Carey and Jean Todt, arguably the most powerful men in formula one, have played down Ferrari's quit threat.

Talks are ongoing between Liberty Media and the broadcaster RTL about extending the free-to-air television deal for Germany.

Pirelli chief Marco Tronchetti Provera says he hopes the top three teams are closer together in 2018.

Paddy Lowe has admitted he hopes Lance Stroll learns from his difficulties in 2017.

Nico Rosberg says there are signs his former Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton will soon retire from formula one.

Daimler chief Dieter Zetsche says Mercedes is happy with its F1 driver pairing.

Abu Dhabi GP - Race Analysis - By Dan Knutson in Abu Dhabi

Top F1 drivers have reacted coolly to the unveiling of the sport's new logo.

Hermann Tilke has defended the Abu Dhabi layout after a processional 2017 finale.

Jean Todt has dismissed rumours the controversial Halo concept will be scrapped ahead of the 2018 season.

Toto Wolff has hit back at criticisms of the changing engine rules for 2018.