Lewis Hamilton has said himself, Sebastian Vettel, Max Verstappen and Fernando Alonso are the "four strongest drivers" on the Formula 1 grid. read more »

United Autosports boss Zak Brown is pessimistic about Fernando Alonso's chances of winning the Daytona 24 Hours race, but feels a podium finish is a realistic target. read more »

McLaren racing director Zak Brown believes "outstanding" IndyCar drivers Scott Dixon and Josef Newgarden would be competitive in Formula 1. read more »

Williams may have taken their time to reveal their driver line-up for 2018, but they are eager to show off their new car with the earliest launch date yet. read more »

Officials at the Assen TT circuit have been told by FIA director Charlie Whiting that only minor changes are needed for the track to be suitable to host Formula 1 racing. read more »

Lance Stroll believes he has "changed dramatically as a driver" over the course of his first season in Formula 1. read more »

Formula One Management are considering pushing back the start time of the vast majority of races in 2018 in a bid to improve television viewing figures. read more »

Ahead of the 2018 season, there have been changes to two major broadcasting deals involving Sky in the key European markets of Italy and Germany. read more »

Mercedes are not ready to pull the plug completely on Pascal Wehrlein's Formula 1 future and have offered him the test driver role for the 2018 season. read more »

Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul is ready for an "interesting" season ahead as they try and cater for themselves, as well as two high-profile customers in Red Bull and... read more »

Formula 1 absolutely cannot do without Ferrari; that's the verdict from Nigel Mansell who feels the sports needs to hold onto its manufacturer teams. read more »

Fred Vasseur took all of an hour to put an end to the Sauber-Honda deal, revealing he cancelled the deal an hour after signing on as Sauber's team boss. read more »

Force India and Sauber withdrawn their complaint against anti-competitive practices in the sport of Formula 1, saying they are "encouraged" by dialogue with Liberty... read more »

Romain Grosjean reckons he could continue racing in Formula 1 until he is "maybe 40, or just before 40." read more »

McLaren can expect a much-improved campaign this season with Fernando Alonso confident they can be "very, very competitive" racing Renault engines. read more »

Pirelli are hoping their new range of tyres will lead to more "overtaking" with compounds a step softer than in 2017. read more »

Toro Rosso's 2018 car will hit the track days before its official launch with a filming day scheduled for February 21. read more »

Is that why there are no women on the grid? It turns out that women can actually drive cars, yet if you follow F1 on race day you wouldn't really think so, would you? read more »

Although Sauber believe they could close the gap on F1's big teams if they had the same budget, team boss Fred Vasseur admits a cap could prove a potential... read more »

Force India are being coy over their plans to change the team's name, saying if a name change comes, it will be announced at the launch of their 2018 car. read more »

Toto Wolff is expecting the headlines to come through thick and fast after running into Sebastian Vettel at an event on the Austrian slopes: "Vettel to Mercedes". read more »

Valtteri Bottas has just "one target" for this year's F1 campaign as he looks to beat team-mate Lewis Hamilton to the Drivers' Championship title. read more »

Renault's academy director Mia Sharizman concedes Red Bull are the ones to look up to when it comes to setting the benchmark for their young driver programme. read more »

Lando Norris is hoping for a "quick" adjustment to Halo, which he will have to race in Formula 2 as well as during his F1 tests. read more »

Manor, who dropped out of F1 at the end of the 2016 season, could return to the sport but only if Liberty Media introduce a cost cap. read more »