Pirelli has assured Formula 1 drivers it is looking at making its tyres softer for 2018, following talks about its future development direction over the Spanish Grand Prix weekend read more »

As engine change deadline passes, McLaren appears to be sticking with Honda in 2018. read more »

Jenson Button has played down a 2018 return to the Formula 1 grid, insisting he is only replacing Fernando Alonso in Monaco as a "one-off". read more »

Racing is a very popular event and not only the fans of racing games can testify to this. The Formula One car race is the most popular one. read more »

Zak Brown understands Fernando Alonso's approach over 2018 read more »

Ferrari will be the first team to run an extra 2018 wet tyre test for Pirelli with a two-year-old Formula 1 car read more »

Renault test driver Nicholas Latifi will get his first outing in the RS17 tomorrow as part of the 2018 tyre development test. read more »

Formula 2 racer Nicholas Latifi will get his first run in Renault's R.S.17 at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya this week as part of Pirelli 2018 tyre… read more »

Toto Wolff says he is not writing off Fernando Alonso joining Mercedes in 2018 but adds that other drivers, most notably his current line-up, have priority over the Spaniard. read more »

Jenson Button has not ruled out the possibility of returning to the Formula 1 grid on a full-time basis in 2018. read more »

Niki Lauda has dismissed rumours Sebastian Vettel will leave Ferrari to join Mercedes in 2018 as "all bulls---" Vettel is leading the drivers' championship... read more »

Sebastian Vettel says he is in unknown territory after delaying contract talks for 2018 in order to focus on his current title bid. read more »

Sauber confident Honda will resolve its problems before 2018 read more »

Felipe Massa is not ruling out an extension to his Formula 1 return should his good form continue for the remainder of the year. read more »

Fernando Alonso will make himself available to other more competitive teams if McLaren-Honda cannot prove it can turn around its fortunes. read more »

Fernando Alonso says he will "talk to anyone" about a 2018 Formula 1 drive if it does not look like McLaren will be in a position to win races read more »

Fernando Alonso says he is "very open to anything" when considering where he will be driving in 2018, though his main priority is finding a car which can help him win... read more »

Fernando Alonso: F1 the 'priority' for 2018 but only with a winning car read more »

Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel has played down rumours linking him with Mercedes for the 2018 Formula 1 season. Speculation in the Italian press during the… read more »

Fernando Alonso has labelled McLaren-Honda's back-to-back DNSs "completely unacceptable", adding that he'll only stay with the team in 2018 if he believes... read more »

Formula 1 CEO and chairman Chase Carey says he is working hard on a new race deal for Singapore, and doesn't expect it to drop off the calendar. read more »

Sauber Team Principal Monisha Kaltenborn believes there is a lot of scope for both Sauber and Honda to benefit from their partnership that begins in 2018. read more »

Marcus Ericsson and Pascal Wehrlein are fully behind Sauber in their decision to run Honda engines next year. read more »

Sauber boss Monisha Kaltenborn says the Formula 1 team is "open to anything" in its new-for-2018 partnership with Honda read more »

Having 'retired' from F1 at the end of 2016 - only to return weeks later -, Felipe Massa suggests the 2017 won't be his last either. read more »