All options are on the table in order to return McLaren to the front of the grid in 2018, according to the team's executive director Zak Brown. After six rounds of the... read more »

Though the FIA is seeking to introduce its Shield device next season, lack of progress could compromise work on teams 2018 cars. read more »

Fernando Alonso has admitted he has no "concrete plan" for 2018 yet but is pretty sure he will not be joining Red Bull during the off-season. read more »

Organisers of the Australian Grand Prix say that the 2018 event will return to a mid-March slot, and remain as Formula 1's season-opener. The 2017 event… read more »

The Australian Grand Prix Corporation is looking to bring the race forward one week to avoid clashing with the start of the Aussie Rules season. read more »

"Clean contracts" ensure Ricciardo and Verstappen will continue with Red Bull next season. read more »

The shield cockpit protection device is unlikely to be introduced in time for the 2018 season, according to Red Bull's chief engineer Paul Monaghan. The FIA announced... read more »

McLaren remain optimistic they can keep Fernando Alonso beyond the end of this season despite expecting their F1 progress to remain "slow and painful". read more »

Ahead of Friday's meeting to discuss the Shield, teams have called for "smart decisions" as time is running out to incorporate the design on the 2018 chassis. read more »

The Shield is F1's favoured frontal protection system, but it will be "tight" to get it on cars for 2018. read more »

IndyCar releases images of the car that will be used in 2018. read more »

McLaren will remain with Honda power in 2018 despite rumours linking them to a deal with Mercedes. read more »

INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEEDWAY -- Mario Andretti says Fernando Alonso should consider a full season in IndyCar next year because his chance of finding a winning Formula One car... read more »

McLaren has made clear that its partnership with Honda will continue through the 2018 season, ending speculation of a switch to rival manufacturer… read more »

F1 chief executive Chase Carey has confirmed there will be 21 races on the 2018 calendar, with other interested parties now forced to play the waiting game. read more »

Amid speculation of a third stint at Renault for Alonso in 2018, Alain Prost doubts the team can offer him a title-winning car. read more »

As Fernando Alonso reiterates his desire to be in a race-winning car next season, Renault have shut the door on the Spaniard returning as they cannot offer him that come 2018. read more »

Will the British Grand Prix survive at Silverstone after 2018? read more »

Mercedes' non-executive Niki Lauda has cooled rumours of a potential reunion between Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso in 2018. read more »

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 »