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Liberty Media is now mere days from revealing the 2021 engine rules to the F1 teams.

F1's governing body made clear in Mexico it wanted a public apology from Max Verstappen.

Romain Grosjean says he has moved on after being told to "shutup" during last Sunday's US grand prix.

Carlos Sainz has denied he has had to change his personal image after switching from Toro Rosso to Renault.

Esteban Ocon has upped his security after receiving death threats ahead of the Mexican grand prix.

Fernando Alonso has not denied that his prototype sports car debut next January could be a precursor to also racing at Le Mans in 2018.

Mexican GP - Thursday Press Conference

McLaren wants Renault to power the once-great British team back to the podium in 2018.

Former F1 Mika Salo says he received death threats after deciding to penalise Max Verstappen in Austin last Sunday.

Nico Hulkenberg has given the thumbs up to plans to radically reform the F1 starting grid.

Liberty Media will do independent wind tunnel research before finalising the aerodynamic regulations for 2021.

Brazil's formula one race at Sao Paulo is not under threat.

The French carmaker Renault has freed up more resources for its works F1 team.

Daniil Kvyat's F1 career might not be over.

The Indy 500-style spectacle before last weekend's US grand prix drew a mixed reaction from F1's insiders.

Max Verstappen says he will not apologise for calling an F1 steward an "idiot" after the US grand prix.

Dr Helmut Marko says Daniil Kvyat will not return to F1 with Red Bull backing.

Flavio Briatore has questioned Ferrari's decision to stick with Kimi Raikkonen for 2018.

F1 owner Liberty is considering shaking up the sport's traditional weekend format.

Max Verstappen could be in trouble for insulting an FIA steward.

Sebastian Vettel has backed Ferrari's reportedly endangered team boss Maurizio Arrivabene.

Carlos Sainz received widespread praise for his impressive Renault debut in Austin.

United States GP - Race Analysis - By Dan Knutson in Austin

Scuderia Toro Rosso has announced that they will be pairing Pierre Gasly and Bendon Hartley for their driver lineup for the Mexican Grand Prix this week.