Cyril Abiteboul has urged Formula 1's Strategy Group not to go "conservative" when they sit down later this month to discuss the 2017 regulations... read more »

Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul has encouraged Formula One's rule makers to push ahead with a new set of regulations aimed at making the sport more extreme in 2017. Plans to... read more »

Renault has said it will have to be humble this season with its programme aimed more at 2017 read more »

Michelin remains interested in returning to Formula 1 at the earliest opportunity despite losing out to Pirelli for the 2017-19 tyre deal read more »

Formula 1 plans to remove restrictions on engine development for 2017 in an attempt to level the playing field. read more »

Renault is hoping to halve its power deficit to Mercedes this year before getting fully up to speed in 2017. After purchasing the Lotus F1 team, Renault will return as a full... read more »

Formula 1's divisive engine development 'token' system is set to be dropped from 2017. IAN PARKES explains the implications read more »

Formula One is due to scrap its controversial engine token system by 2017, according to Renault Sport F1's managing director Cyril Abiteboul. The token system was designed... read more »

Formula 1 bosses have reportedly given the green light to the halo head protection design which is set to be introduced in 2017... read more »

Formula 1 is set to scrap its controversial power unit token development system from the 2017 campaign, according to Renault's Managing Director, Cyril… read more »

Formula 1 chiefs are reportedly planning to introduce driver head protection for the 2017 season, following the latest round of talks over the… read more »

As for 2017 Formula 1 will drop the engine token system allowing teams freedom to develop next components for their power units... read more »

The introduction of a 'halo' head protection device on cars in 2017 is planned after drivers call for better safety measures. read more »

A meeting between the sport's major players, including several drivers, has proved inconclusive in terms of new rules for 2017. read more »

Formula 1 bosses have promised to finalise the 2017 technical regulations by the end of this month following the today's talks in Milan, Autosport has learned. read more »

Pastor Maldonado's management says that the Venezuelan is still eager to compete in Formula 1 and believes there is the potential for a return in 2017. Maldonado confirmed... read more »

Pastor Maldonado is hoping to return to Formula One in 2017 after his manager Nicolas Todt ruled out a move to Manor. Maldonado has lost his Renault seat to Kevin Magnussen... read more »

Pastor Maldonado doesn't consider Manor to be an option for him as he instead looks towards forging a return to F1 in 2017. read more »

Maldonado hoping for Formula 1 return in 2017 read more »

Pastor Maldonado's manager Nicolas Todt said every effort would be made to ensure that his driver makes a return to Formula 1 in 2017. read more »

Pastor Maldonado's manager, Nicolas Todt, says that the Venezuelan is keen to return to Formula 1 in 2017, after losing his seat at Renault for the new… read more »

Formula 1 plans further meetings over the course of February as the leading motorsport category is set to go through a significant technical overhaul in 2017. read more »

Formula 1's technical chiefs face another meeting next month to finalise the 2017 rules after Friday's discussions proved inconclusive read more »

Haas is expecting to make "tons of mistakes" in its first year in Formula One but is confident it will eradicate most of them by its second season in 2017. Haas is... read more »

The delay in finalising Formula 1's 2017 regulations is making life difficult for small teams, according to Force India chief operating officer Otmar Szafnauer read more »