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Sergio Marchionne has played down some high-profile personnel losses at Ferrari.

Renault has admitted it might be interested in signing up a Spanish driver in the future.

Jean-Eric Vergne has confirmed that he will no longer work with Ferrari in 2017.

Jacques Villeneuve has tipped Sebastian Vettel to be a standout performer in 2017.

Mercedes' engine chief has admitted to being "curious" to spot Honda's progress of the winter period.

Bigger teams deserve more income because they give more to the sport.

Red Bull is backing calls for F1 to rid itself of the controversial 'DRS' overtaking solution.

Max Verstappen's father has played down the 19-year-old Dutchman's chances of winning the world championship in 2017.

Lance Stroll has played down the secrecy of his unprecedented private test programme as he prepares to debut in 2017.

Valtteri Bottas says he is happy to have a two-time world champion in his corner as he steps up to F1's top team in 2017.

Red Bull is clinging to its "reserve driver" Carlos Sainz, according to the energy drink marque's Dr Helmut Marko.

Toto Wolff has reportedly upped his pay and "extended his power" at Mercedes ahead of the 2017 season.

Lewis Hamilton on Monday rowed back on comments that had been interpreted as prickly opening salvos to his 2017 campaign.

Less than three months after the chequered flag in 2016, F1 is set to burst back into life.

Former US grand prix chief Tavo Hellmund has admitted he came close to buying the defunct F1 team Manor.

Toto Wolff says he has no problem if Mercedes' F1 drivers are 'attack dogs'.

Speculation is already mounting that Pascal Wehrlein could miss more than just the start of winter testing next week.

Sergio Marchionne has confirmed that Ferrari will keep quiet about bold targets for 2017.

A new political storm could be on the horizon for formula one.

Sauber is set to confirm that Pascal Wehrlein will sit out the start of official pre-season testing in a little over a week.

Sergio Marchionne has admitted he "looked silly" after his brash target of wins and the title did not materialise in 2016.

Mercedes has confirmed speculation it has snapped up former Ferrari technical boss James Allison.

F1's governing body has hit back at reports a "conflict of interest" could be set to trigger a full European investigation into the sport.

Rival city Sydney could use F1's Liberty Media buyout to launch a bid to poach the Australian grand prix.