AUSTIN -- The Circuit of the Americas is one of the few tracks on the F1 calendar that promotes overtaking, which not only makes for exciting races but also opens up strategy... read more »

McLaren executive director Zak Brown says the traditional sense of a title sponsor is likely to change as he looks to change the team's commercial approach. read more »

Max Verstappen stresses his belief in Red Bull was key to signing a new F1 contract, but would not be drawn on what alternative options were on offer. read more »

Max Verstappen says he is considering "all scenarios" as the Red Bull driver weighs up his future options in Formula 1. read more »

Paul di Resta completed a "busy" day of testing in a 2014 Williams at the Hungaroring on Wednesday as the team continues to evaluate options for its 2018 Formula 1... read more »

The Spaniard used the same set of tyres for both Qualifying 1 and 2 on Saturday in order to maximise his strategy options on Sunday. read more »

2009 F1 world champion Jenson Button is determined to have a "serious" racing programme next year, and is looking at options including IMSA and Super GT. read more »

Felipe Massa says Williams know what he can do behind the wheel and he is not worried about the planned test by the team for Robert Kubica and Paul di Resta. read more »

Admitting that there is just one F1 seat worth considering for 2018, Jolyon Palmer admits to looking at Indycar. read more »

Felipe Massa insists he is "totally motivated" to keep racing in F1, but says the decision is out of his hands and may be due to factors outside of his on-track... read more »

Britain's Jolyon Palmer thinks "there is a chance" he may drive for Williams next year, but the team is exploring options with Robert Kubica. read more »

Sauber and Ferrari to discuss 2018 driver lineup options in coming days read more »

Felipe Massa believes he has two options next season: stay at Williams for another year or be left doing nothing. read more »

Fred Vasseur has confirmed that Sauber will sit down with Ferrari in the next few days to discuss potential driver options for 2018. read more »

Red Bull F1 chief Christian Horner says the team has plenty of driver options moving forward, but is keen to keep both Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo in the long-term. read more »

Eric Boullier has confirmed that McLaren gave Honda two options ahead of their decision to split, but neither were accepted. 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 »

Robert Kubica is in frame to test for the Williams Formula 1 team as it evaluates its 2018 driver options, Autosport has learned read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has suggested only Honda would be able to supply them with engines from 2019 and until new regulations are introduced for 2021. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says Aston Martin are considering entering F1 for 2021 but admitted only one of the sport's existing engine makers could supply his team in... read more »

Valtteri Bottas says he understands Mercedes' desire to keep its long-term options open, in the wake of the Finn securing a one-year extension to stay at the… read more »

Fernando Alonso is waiting on the decision from McLaren on who will be their engine supplier in 2018 before deciding on his own future. read more »

Even though conventional paddock wisdom is that he is all but certain to remain at McLaren next season, Fernando Alonso says he is still yet to make a decision about where he... read more »

Sergio Perez has narrowed his choice for F1 in 2018 down to two options, but hopes to get a contract locked down ahead of the next race in Malaysia. read more »

With Toro Rosso believed to be switching to Honda power for next season, Christian Horner says that will "provide an option" for senior team Red Bull in the years to... read more »