Sebastian Vettel has reportedly been offered a three-year deal worth $138.5m as Ferrari look to resolve the four-time World Champion's future. read more »

BRDC president Derek Warwick is confident Silverstone will remain the host of the British Grand Prix despite triggering the break clause in the current contract. read more »

Formula 1's governing body the FIA has given the go-ahead to the introduction of the cockpit head-protection system in 2018. read more »

Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne expects an "immediate reaction" from all at Ferrari after a crushing defeat the British Grand Prix. read more »

Cosworth could return to Formula 1 in 2021 "if" the engine regulations change, says CEO Hal Reisiger. read more »

With just one lap on the board, and not a very successful one at that, Christian Horner says Shield it too "immature" to introduce in 2018. read more »

Haas will decide their own driver line-up for 2018 without any influence from Ferrari, says Guenther Steiner. read more »

Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton, separated by one point in the title race, have mimicked their tyre choices for the Hungarian GP, taking nine supersoft sets. read more »

Next year's in-season tests will be held at the Circuit de Catalunya and the Hungaroring subject to the finalising of contracts. read more »

Mercedes and Ferrari "like us where we are"; that's the opinion of McLaren chief Zak Brown who has hinted the Woking team will stay with Honda next season. read more »

Points for Lewis Hamilton, Kimi Raikkonen and Daniel Ricciardo while Felipe Massa maintains his perfect record over Lance Stroll. Mercedes Hamilton 7 – Bottas 3 Race: Hamilton... read more »

Romain Grosjean has called on Haas to understand why their pace slumped during Sunday's British Grand Prix. read more »

Ahead of Wednesday's Strategy Group, Christian Horner says F1 has some "serious questions" that it needs to answer. read more »

With rumours claiming his days are numbered, Renault reassured Jolyon Palmer in the hours before the British Grand Prix that his seat is safe. read more »

Despite his dominant display at the British Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton concedes that the pendulum will continue to swing with this year's title race going down to the wire. read more »

Lucas Auer, the nephew of Gerhard Berger, has been named as part of Force India's line-up for the post-Hungarian GP test. read more »

Mercedes' ability to turn up their engine in qualifying is proving to be a "gamechanger" according to Sebastian Vettel. read more »

With rumours about Toro Rosso's line up for both this season and next year rumbling on, Pierre Gasly believes "everything is possible" as he chases a Formula 1 seat. read more »

Although Lewis Hamilton could decide to retire come Christmas, the championship hopeful says that will depend on his frame of mind at the time. read more »

Despite another point-less race at Silverstone, Honda's F1 chief Yusuke Hasegawa is "confident" that their Spec 3 engine has gone some way towards closing the gap. read more »

Steve Nielsen, soon to be Williams' former sporting director, will join Ross Brawn's team of specialists when he steps down from his post at the end of this month. read more »

Jacques Villeneuve has turned his attention from Lance Stroll to Daniil Kvyat following the return of the 'Torpedo' at the British Grand Prix. read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has said it is "almost a no-brainer" to extend Valtteri Bottas' deal, but still wants time to fully assess the other options available. read more »

Charles Leclerc will jump inside a 2017 Formula 1 car for the first time as he will test for Ferrari at the two-day test following the Hungarian Grand Prix. read more »

The Carlos Sainz saga rumbles on with Christian Horner now conceding that Red Bull would be open to releasing the driver but only for a "significant" price. read more »