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NOVEMBER 3, 2016
Rosberg should target win, title in Brazil says Berger
Two former grand prix winners are tipping Nico Rosberg to wrap up his first world championship next weekend in Brazil.
Silly season to end in Brazil says Steiner
A long driver 'silly season' is finally coming to an end, according to Haas boss Gunther Steiner.
NOVEMBER 2, 2016
Vettel off the hook after profuse apologies
Sebastian Vettel is off the hook after making a series of apologies to Charlie Whiting and the FIA.
Sepang chiefs to hold F1 talks in Abu Dhabi
The future of the Malaysian grand prix could take shape during a key meeting later this month.
Verstappen defended by former F1 driver Lammers
Former F1 driver Jan Lammers has leapt to the defence of Max Verstappen, following the latest bout of criticism aimed at the young Dutchman.
F1 figures say Vettel could quit
Experienced paddock dwellers are contemplating the notion that Sebastian Vettel might soon call time on his F1 career.
Force India admits Nasr on 2017 shortlist
Force India has hit back at suggestions the team has already decided the identity of Sergio Perez's teammate for 2017.
Official doubts Ecclestone to be ousted
A key F1 official has played down reports that Bernie Ecclestone looks set to be sidelined.
Renault denies hinting over Magnussen future
A Renault official has played down suggestions the carmaker has dropped a big hint about the identity of Nico Hulkenberg's 2017 teammate.
NOVEMBER 1, 2016
Ocon signs Force India deal?
Esteban Ocon has signed a deal to switch from Manor to Force India for 2017.
Verstappen will not spoil title battle
Max Verstappen's manager has denied the controversial young Dutchman will interfere with the outcome of the world championship.
Renault admits it wanted Sainz for 2017
Renault has admitted for the first time that it tried and failed to secure Carlos Sainz for 2017 and beyond.
Vettel excused himself to Whiting says Arrivabene
Sebastian Vettel apologised to Charlie Whiting after twice telling the high-ranking F1 official to "f--- off" during Sunday's Mexican GP.
Brawn signs deal to replace Ecclestone?
Ross Brawn has already signed a contract to become F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone's successor. That is the claim this week of Auto Bild Motorsport, in the wake of reports confirming that the former Ferrari and Mercedes chief is interested in returning to the sport.
OCTOBER 31, 2016
Mexican drama explodes behind Hamilton win
The drama was behind Lewis Hamilton as the Briton kept his world championship hopes just alive in Mexico.
Haas admits 2017 talks with Magnussen
Gunther Steiner has admitted Haas has been in touch with Kevin Magnussen about 2017.
German GP not secure for 2017 says Ecclestone
Bernie Ecclestone says there is still no guarantee there will be a German grand prix in 2017.
Alonso looks ahead to post-season holiday
Fernando Alonso has suggested he will not be unhappy once the chequered flag waves in Abu Dhabi.
2016 like ten seasons in one says Kvyat
Daniil Kvyat admits he feels "stronger" towards the end of what he says is the most challenging season of his career.
Race Report - It ain't over till it's over
Mexican GP - Race Report - By Dan Knutson in Mexico City
Sunday Photos
Mexican GP - Sunday Photos
Penalty costs Vettel podium
The Mexican Grand Prix results were dramatically changed three hours after the end of the race, when the Stewards decided to penalise Sebastian Vettel for his actions on the wheel-to-wheel battle with Daniel Ricciardo in the penultimate lap of the race.
Race Results (final)
Mexican GP - Race Results
OCTOBER 30, 2016
Race Notes -Hamilton wins in Mexico
Mexican GP - Race Notes - By Mark Karp