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Although the weight of the cars is rising yet again, the 2017 grid will still be considerably faster.

Kevin Magnussen thinks the 2017 rules will be good for formula one -- and for him.

Boris Rothenberg, who heads Russia's major SMP Bank and a racing division called SMP Racing, said he is not looking to expand the F1 programme.

'Halo' could be put on the back burner for yet another year.

Sebastian Vettel's 2015 switch from Red Bull to Ferrari was a mistake.

Sergey Sirotkin will stay with the Renault team in 2017 despite the change in upper management.

F1 does not look set to switch to a two-day race weekend format any time soon.

Bernie Ecclestone may be gone as chief executive, but he may not be gone for good according to Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff.

F1's small American team Haas appears to be enjoying a smooth winter period.

Carlos Sainz has played down hopes he might record his first F1 podium this year.

Jean Todt has denied that formula one needs to make radical changes in the new Liberty Media era.

World champion Nico Rosberg says he will not get involved with technical matters despite continuing to work with Mercedes in 2017.

World champion Nico Rosberg has denied he could keep his adrenaline flowing by moving into the all-electric series Formula E next year.

Renault has set targets despite entering another "transitional season" in 2017.

F1 should shake up its weekend format by eliminating the Friday practice sessions.

Former Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has backed the ousting of long-time F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone.

Luca di Montezemolo says it is no surprise that Mercedes is utterly dominating F1's current 'power unit' era.

Embattled F1 backmarker Manor's hopes may still be faintly alive.

Force India is arguing against Paddy Lowe being allowed to start work at Williams early in 2017.

Williams deputy Claire Williams has admitted the British team's options were narrow as it looked to replace the Mercedes-bound Valtteri Bottas for 2017.

Silverstone is sounding more hopeful about a future on the F1 calendar, in the days after Bernie Ecclestone lost his job as the sport's chief executive.

FIA president Jean Todt has urged the collective motor racing world to ease the pressure on the shoulders of Mick Schumacher.

Monisha Kaltenborn says the departure of F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone could be remembered as a positive "turning point" for the sport.

Valtteri Bottas' personal sponsor is happy to pay a little more in 2017, as the Finn prepares to charge for wins and the title at Mercedes.