Formula One News — June 2016

Rio Haryanto's religious beliefs may need to take a back seat to safety in the Canadian grand prix on Sunday.

Two former Ferrari drivers are not sure when the great Maranello team will rise to the very top of formula one once again.

Red Bull and Force India have issued a firm 'hands off' amid speculation Ferrari is shopping around to replace Kimi Raikkonen.

Canadian GP - Qualifying Report - By Dan Knutson in Montreal

Canadian GP - Saturday Photos

Canadian GP - Saturday Press Conference

Canadian GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Canadian GP - Qualifying Results

Canadian GP - Practice 3 Report<br >By Dan Knutson in Montreal

Canadian GP - Practice 3 Results

Ferrari may have taken the leap ahead it was seeking after introducing a revised turbo design for the Canadian grand prix.

F1 legend Alain Prost says that if he was looking to replace Kimi Raikkonen at Ferrari, he would choose a young Spaniard.

Nico Hulkenberg says he definitely wants to return to Le Mans one day.

Le Mans legend Tom Kristensen is certain F1's Fernando Alonso will contest Le Mans one day.

His current deal runs until the end of next year, but Sebastian Vettel is already in talks to extend his Ferrari contract.

Jenson Button has admitted he is still interested in a future on television.

This year's F1 'silly season' is not just about the drivers.

Lance Stroll, a Williams development driver, has caught the eye of Mercedes' team boss Toto Wolff.

Toro Rosso will move a big step closer to Red Bull's premier F1 team in 2017, boss Franz Tost has revealed.

Team bosses think negotiations over the next commercial contracts in formula one will begin shortly.

Some flexing bodywork on the 2016 car has caught the eye of some rival teams.

Canadian GP - Practice 2 Report - By Dan Knutson in Montreal

Canadian GP - Friday Press Conference

Canadian GP - Friday Team Quotes