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Force India introduces mini-winged shark fin
Force India has got heads turning the Formula 1 paddock with its unique new shark fin design which includes 30 mini wings on top of the fin plus a larger T-wing as the hunt for downforce plays a key role at the Singapore Grand Prix.
Alonso to 'stay loyal', make decision on F1 future after McLaren engine call
Fernando Alonso wants to give McLaren the chance to firm up its Formula 1 engine plans before making any decision about his own future, wishing to show loyalty to the team after three difficult years.
McLaren decision day looms, Red Bull-Honda in 2019?
As the Formula 1 paddock prepares for the ‘mega-deal’ announcements in Singapore, it appears the 2018 engine agreements could have a knock-on effect at Red Bull for 2019.
Perez left with two options for 2018, 'really close' to signing F1 contract
Sergio Perez says he is close to finalising his Formula 1 plans for the 2018 season, having narrowed down to two options in recent weeks.
Ecclestone: It’s McLaren’s fault for Honda failure
Formula 1 chairman emeritus Bernie Ecclestone has pointed the finger of blame at McLaren for its split from Honda after three years of unreliable and underpowered engines.
Bottas contract a no-brainer for Mercedes – Wolff
Toto Wolff says Valtteri Bottas’s integration into the Mecedes set-up has exceeded expectations in 2017 and made the decision to hand the Finnish driver a one-year contract extension a simple one.
Valtteri Bottas secures Mercedes deal for 2018
Valtteri Bottas has signed a new one-year deal to stay with Mercedes for the 2018 Formula 1 world championship.
McLaren engine deal to be revealed in Singapore
McLaren’s expected split from Honda is set to be announced in Singapore as part of the mega-deal of ‘dominoes’ which will see Renault become its engine supplier for 2018 with Honda turning to Toro Rosso as part of the biggest shake-up for next season.
Alonso: McLaren has ‘real chance’ at Singapore
Fernando Alonso says McLaren-Honda must target points at the Singapore Grand Prix as it is expected to play to the strengths of the MCL32 package after a frustrating two races in Belgium and Italy.
Halo changes 2018 chassis construction – Renault
Renault’s technical director Nick Chester says introducing the Halo cockpit protector to its 2018 design has enforced construction alterations which he concedes has posed ‘a big challenge’.
Sauber keen to let Charles Leclerc focus on F2 title bid
Charles Leclerc needs to be given time to focus on clinching the FIA Formula 2 title before discussing a possible Formula 1 seat for 2018, reckons Sauber chief Frederic Vasseur.
Alonso: McLaren F1 engine call not biggest factor in deciding future
Fernando Alonso says that McLaren's call on a Formula 1 engine supplier for 2018 "won't be the most important thing" when it comes to deciding his own future.
McLaren unsure if Vandoorne will take penalty in Singapore
McLaren Formula 1 racing director Eric Boullier is unsure whether or not Stoffel Vandoorne will have to take a grid penalty for next weekend's Singapore Grand Prix following his retirement at Monza last Sunday.
Horner: Whiting 'too conservative' in Monza rain calls
Red Bull Formula 1 chief Christian Horner feels that FIA race director Charlie Whiting was "too conservative" in his decision-making during the rain-hit qualifying session for the Italian Grand Prix, having delayed the resumption of running for two-and-a-half hours.
Brown: McLaren can navigate any financial hit from Honda divorce
McLaren will be able to navigate any financial implications brought about by an early divorce with Formula 1 engine partner Honda, according to executive director Zak Brown.
Haas uneasy about fielding Ferrari F1 juniors in race seats
Gene Haas is uneasy about the idea of fielding a junior driver from another Formula 1 team, preferring to hire the best racer possible in order to move up the constructors' championship and net a greater prize money haul.
Sainz: Only F1 manufacturers are out-developing Toro Rosso
Carlos Sainz Jr. believes that Toro Rosso is out-developing its privateer rivals in Formula 1's midfield through the 2017 season, only losing ground on teams with manufacturer backing.
Toro Rosso engine call won't affect Red Bull's 2018 F1 plans
Christian Horner has confirmed that Red Bull's Formula 1 plans for 2018 will not be affected by any decision sister team Toro Rosso takes over its engine supply for next season as talks with Honda continue.
Arrivabene: Leclerc, Giovinazzi need to prove themselves for Ferrari F1 seat
Maurizio Arrivabene feels that Charles Leclerc and Antonio Giovinazzi must prove themselves in Formula 1 before being considered for a seat with Ferrari in the future.
Hamilton not calling on Bottas to help F1 title bid yet
Lewis Hamilton is not looking to Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas to help his Formula 1 title bid yet, saying is it “not how I like to operate”.
Vettel on Webber F1 rivalry: 'Now we can laugh about it'
Sebastian Vettel is confident that Force India Formula 1 drivers Sergio Perez and Esteban Ocon will be able to resolve their ongoing tension, comparing their battle to his own rivalry with Mark Webber at Red Bull.
Zak Brown confident Lando Norris is ready for F1
McLaren executive director Zak Brown is confident that 17-year-old Lando Norris is ready to make the step up to Formula 1, but does not want to rush his development and rise up the racing ladder.
Steiner: Haas being targeted by 'inconsistent' F1 stewards
Haas Formula 1 chief Günther Steiner feels the American team is being unfairly targeted by the FIA race stewards after seeing Red Bull's Max Verstappen's hard move on Kevin Magnussen go unpunished late in Sunday's Italian Grand Prix.
Verstappen: My race was 'basically finished' after Massa clash
Max Verstappen was left to consider what could have been in Sunday’s Italian Grand Prix after a clash with Williams’ Felipe Massa left the Red Bull Formula 1 driver to fight from the back of the field after sustaining damage.