Charles Leclerc has moved a step closer towards a possible F1 debut in 2018 with news that the Frenchman will contest four FP1 sessions this season. read more »

Jolyon Palmer is looking to end his Renault career on a high note, hopeful that a strong finish to this season will see him secure a place on next year's grid. read more »

The FIA has restructured the Super Licence points system for 2018, with several championships having their allocation reduced, ostensibly guiding youngsters… read more »

Formula 1 teams can finalise the specification of their 2018 chassis after the FIA confirmed details of how the new halo cockpit protection device load test will be conducted read more »

Ferrari junior Charles Leclerc will appear in FP1 at four of the remaining six races of the season for Sauber, the team which appears poised to sign him for 2018. Leclerc is... read more »

Having signed with Renault for 2018, Eric Boullier believes it is only a matter of time before Fernando Alonso commits to McLaren. read more »

Christian Horner explains the decision to only allow Carlos Sainz Jr. to join Renault on loan for 2018, stressing Red Bull needs to have options on its drivers. read more »

With a number of key announcements being made in Singapore, we are a step closer to knowing how next year's F1 grid will shape up. read more »

Williams will be making "quite substantial changes" to their 2018 car following a disappointing 2017 campaign, according to chief technical officer Paddy Lowe. read more »

McLaren: Fernando Alonso wants to stay for 2018 read more »

Renault are hoping that an even stronger 2018 season will allow them to muscle in their way into the driver market and potentially attract a big name. read more »

Zak Brown is adamant McLaren's switch to Renault engines for 2018 is not a "short-term fix" but the start of a "long-term partnership." read more »

McLaren chief Eric Boullier has claimed that Fernando Alonso "wants to stay" at McLaren for the 2018 season, when the team will use Renault power… read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier has revealed the team is "two weeks" behind schedule with next year's car as a result of the late engine decision. read more »

Not that anyone expected it to be any different but Esteban Ocon has announced that he'll stay on at Force India next season. read more »

McLaren's decision to part ways with Honda and move to Renault power for the 2018 season "is not a short-term fix", according to McLaren chief Zak Brown, who… read more »

Cyril Abiteboul was delighted to see Jolyon Palmer secure a career best finish in the Singapore Grand Prix and his first points of a troubled 2018 season. read more »

Late switch to Renault power hasn't compromised McLaren for 2018 read more »

"Many ideas I have pushed for three years and it has not changed. I think now the mentality has changed, but it’s not for the now, it’s for the future." read more »

The race calendar for the 2018 season is set to be tweaked as the FIA World Council prepares to meet in Paris this week. read more »

Fernando Alonso believes McLaren can look forward to "normality" in 2018 as they swap from Honda to Renault power. read more »

The driver market for the 2018 season unravels rapidly as more puzzle pieces were put into place over the last weeks. Robert Kubica's chances for a return were cut down... read more »

McLaren and Honda made their Formula 1 split official last week, with the team joining forces with Renault for 2018 read more »

Toyota Gazoo Racing have put on the record that they are happy to talk with Fernando Alonso about racing with them in the 2018 24 Hours of Le Mans, if they are still in WEC... read more »

Fernando Alonso believes Formula 1 will be back to "normality" for him in 2018 when Renault powers McLaren rather than Honda read more »