Fernando Alonso will stay at McLaren-Honda if the team wins by September, but has refused to give a more definitive answer on his plans for 2018. "We have to win," he... read more »

You are unlikely to see Nico Rosberg returning to an F1 cockpit anytime soon, saying his time in the sport as a 'chapter closed'. read more »

MONTE CARLO, Monaco -- Following his collision with Pascal Wehrlein at the Monaco Grand Prix, Jenson Button has been given a three-place grid penalty for a race he is unlikely... read more »

Force India thinks it unlikely that Formula 1 teams will go any more extreme than the triple-decker T-wings that have appeared at the Monaco Grand Prix 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 driver Fernando Alonso says a points finish in Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix would have been unlikely even without his clash with Felipe Massa. Alonso… read more »

Pirelli's hard-compound Formula 1 tyre is unlikely to be used again before October's Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka. read more »

Fernando Alonso says he will "talk to anyone" about a 2018 Formula 1 drive if it does not look like McLaren will be in a position to win races read more »

Bottas is a contender, Hamilton looks lost, Ferrari got strategy right, Alonso and Ricciardo's unlikely bond, Force India impress again, competitive edge stays on the track. read more »

The double points finish of 2016 is looking unlikely this year, with McLaren hoping that both cars can at least see the chequered flag. read more »

Sad to say, Fernando is extremely unlikely to add to his impressive victory tally next weekend, and neither will McLaren break its Bahrain duck. read more »

MELBOURNE, Australia -- McLaren's executive director Zak Brown is not expecting a big step in performance form engine partner Honda and says the car's relatively... read more »

Renault's chief technical officer Bob Bell thinks it is unlikely anyone will replicate Brawn GP by finding a loophole to catch out its rivals under the 2017 regulations.... read more »

Formula 1's pecking order is unlikely to be shaken up by the overhauled regulations arriving for 2017, according to Williams performance chief Rob… read more »

Former Williams Technical Director Patrick Head, believes the field will be just as spread out in terms of performance this year, despite the F1 technical regulation changes. read more »

Stoffel Vandoorne has only got winning on his mind for the upcoming season, though the Belgian is unsure whether that will be achievable in 2017. read more »

Former Ferrari driver Jean Alesi says Felipe Massa is making a mistake by reversing his decision to retire so he can return to Williams for 2017. Massa was an unlikely... read more »

After Kamui Kobayashi tweeted a light-hearted application for the vacant Mercedes drive this week, ESPN has compiled a list of left-field candidates we would love to see the... read more »

Toto Wolff admits he is unlikely to make a play for either Sebastian Vettel or Fernando Alonso. read more »

With rumours of a split garage at Mercedes, the speculation seems unlikely now as Lewis Hamilton reported for Pirelli 2017 tyre testing in Abu Dhabi, alongside Ferrari and Red... read more »

McLaren are unlikely to start the 2017 season with a title sponsor, that's according to new chief Zak Brown. read more »

Pascal Wehrlein admits it is unlikely Manor Racing MRT will be able to reclaim tenth place in the standings from Sauber in Abu Dhabi, but is looking to maximise his result in... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has admitted that he thinks it unlikely that Singapore will renew its contract. read more »

Ross Brawn says he d be happy to work alongside Bernie Ecclestone in a head role in F1 but concedes it is unlikely to happen in the next few years read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr finished sixteenth in the Mexican Grand Prix and admitted he knew points were going to be unlikely after early problems with his STR11. read more »