Haas have become the third team who will unveil their new car for 2017 on the eve of the first four-day test in Barcelona on February 26. read more »

Sauber's Pascal Wehrlein will reportedly sit out the first pre-season test in Barcelona as he continues to recover from a back injury. read more »

Ex-F1 driver Pedro de la Rosa believes Mercedes will have an aerodynamic edge this season after getting a head-start on their rivals in the wind tunnel. read more »

The FIA have released a statement to address the 'clearly inaccurately informed' suggestion that they have acted improperly in the sale to Liberty Media. read more »

Former Ferrari technical chief James Allison will return to Formula 1 on March 1 with Mercedes as their new technical director. read more »

Nico Rosberg believes he could have a better relationship with Lewis Hamilton now that the World Champion has retired from Formula 1. read more »

Haas boss Guenther Steiner has stated that their pre-season is all going "according to plan" after learning a lot in their first year. read more »

Pirelli motorsport boss Paul Hembery has said they will not be to blame if the 2017 season fails to excite, insisting they are just doing what they have been told. read more »

Talks between leading F1 teams are reportedly in the 'early stages' to help protect their best interests following the takeover from Liberty Media. read more »

Alex Zanardi is not convinced Valtteri Bottas can challenge for the World Championship, saying the new Mercedes man is "not a Nico". read more »

Renault managing director Cyril Abiteboul believes there is "absolutely no doubt" that their new engine will be eventually capable of challenging Mercedes. read more »

Although he thought he had a second season at Haas in the bag, Esteban Gutierrez doesn't "really blame" for his early exit. read more »

As suspensions dominate headlines ahead of the new season, Eric Boullier says he would support the return to active suspensions. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo believes this season Red Bull and Mercedes will once again be at the sharp end of the grid but "hopefully in reverse order to last year." read more »

Sauber are reportedly keen to bring Ferrari's third driver, Antonio Giovinazzi, on board as their own reserve driver for the 2017 season. read more »

Nico Rosberg, who quit Formula 1 just five days after being crowned the 2016 Drivers' Champion, has been awarded the 'Breakthrough of the Year' prize at the... read more »

New Mercedes recruit Valtteri Bottas has said he has what it takes to challenge Lewis Hamilton for the World Championship title. read more »

Renault have announced that Pete Machin will join the team as Head of Aerodynamics from July 3 onwards. read more »

The Formula One world was shocked by the news that Bernie Ecclestone, all-time chief executive of Formula One Group left office. Well, most likely he was nicely (or might not... read more »

While NASCAR may be the most popular form of motor racing in the United States, Formula 1 racing has a bigger following worldwide. Formula 1’s popularity has steadily been... read more »

Pirelli motorsport chief Paul Hembery remains upbeat that they will deliver on their prediction of cutting lap times by five seconds in 2017. read more »

Honda chief Yusuke Hasegawa has cast doubt on whether McLaren-Honda can reach their potential this year with the 2017 specifications. read more »

As they say, in Formula 1 the first person you need to beat is your team-mate, and some of this year's intra-team battles promise to be spicier than others. read more »

Kevin Magnussen voted against Halo, adamant that the cockpit protection device goes "against Formula 1's DNA." read more »

Claire Williams believes Williams would not only benefit from more equitable distribution of income in Formula 1 but also the introduction of a budget cap. read more »