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Sebastian Vettel is already setting his sights on stopping Lewis Hamilton from winning yet another title in 2018.

Red Bull is prepared to wait for Daniel Ricciardo to make his decision about staying with the team beyond 2018.

Mercedes is promising to build a car more suitable for Valtteri Bottas' driving style in 2018.

F1 legend Emerson Fittipaldi thinks Fernando Alonso could have a title-winning car on his hands next year.

Ferrari too easily slips into a "crisis" that it then finds difficult to escape from.

Fernando Alonso has sided with F1 race director Charlie Whiting over the issue of getting rid of the circuits' asphalt run-off zones.

Mercedes has come out in opposition to Liberty Media's proposed new engine formula for 2021.

Lewis Hamilton thinks talks about his next Mercedes contract will be "easy".

He may have two Honda-powered grands prix still ahead of him, but Fernando Alonso is already looking ahead to next year's pre-season tests.

Nico Hulkenberg says Renault's lack of reliability has become "unacceptable".

Sauber has reportedly decided to drop Pascal Wehrlein from its 2018 driver lineup.

Mexican GP - Race Report - By Dan Knutson in Mexico City

Despite a difficult race in Mexico, Lewis Hamilton cruised to an "easy" championship win in 2017.

Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne has hit back at Bernie Ecclestone following the former F1 supremo's controversial comments of last week.

Flavio Briatore thinks F1's new owners Liberty Media are doing the right thing to modernise the sport.

Williams has confirmed that Daniil Kvyat could be in the running for a 2018 seat.

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Toto Wolff has described as "nonsense" claims that Bernie Ecclestone, the FIA and Mercedes have helped Ferrari to be more competitive.

Chase Carey says he is delighted with the likely outcome of Sunday's Mexican grand prix.

Franz Tost and Carlos Sainz have tipped Daniil Kvyat to bounce back from his axe from the Red Bull programme.