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United States GP - Thursday Press Conference

McLaren has announced that it has extended its contract with Fernando Alonso for the 2018 season.

French anti-corruption authorities are investigating the FIA over Liberty Media's acquisition of formula one.

Daniel Ricciardo says Red Bull got an early start with the design of its car for 2018.

F1 drivers will head to Saudi Arabia early next year for the annual Race of Champions.

Brendon Hartley has admitted getting up to speed straight away in Austin will be difficult.

The pressure has switched from Sebastian Vettel to Lewis Hamilton's shoulders ahead of the US grand prix.

Nico Rosberg is not ruling out a future as a motor racing team boss.

Mercedes could be set to change direction completely with the concept of its 2018 car.

McLaren could be mere hours away from announcing that Fernando Alonso is staying with the British team in 2018.

Lewis Hamilton should keep his composure to secure victory in this year's world championship.

Paddy Lowe is remaining quiet about Robert Kubica's chances of joining Williams in 2018.

Aston Martin appears to have taken another step closer to formula one.

Pierre Gasly thinks his experience in working with Honda will help him in formula one next year.

Mick Schumacher will stay for another season in European F3 next year.

Daniil Kvyat's F1 return this weekend could be fleeting.

Yusuke Hasegawa admits some of his colleagues at Honda did not appreciate Fernando Alonso's forthright criticism.

A sponsor looks set to follow Carlos Sainz from Toro Rosso to Renault.

Years will pass before McLaren fields a team in the full Indycar season.

Former F1 driver David Coulthard has urged Valtteri Bottas to "work hard" to get back on terms with his teammate.

McLaren will need some time to catch up with the top Renault-powered team in F1.

Bernie Ecclestone says Liberty Media is not making him welcome at grands prix.

Pirelli could be looking to buy the Brazilian grand prix venue at Interlagos.

Michael Schumacher's former manager thinks the family of the F1 legend should come clean with his millions of fans.