Formula One News — June 2016

Canadian GP - Practice 2 Results

Canadian GP - Practice 1 Report<br /> By Dan Knutson in Montreal

Canadian GP - Practice 1 Results

A new, shorter nose is not the only change Red Bull has made ahead of the Canadian grand prix.

The first sign of trouble in Nico Rosberg's negotiations with Mercedes has emerged.

Sebastian Vettel on Thursday said he would not mind being reunited in a team with Daniel Ricciardo.

Valtteri Bottas is keeping quiet amid early rumblings that, as in 2015, he could play a role in this year's driver movement 'silly season'.

Maurizio Arrivabene has dropped yet another hint that Ferrari is seriously contemplating keeping Kimi Raikkonen in the team beyond 2016.

Max Verstappen has played down suggestions his crash to earth in Monaco a fortnight ago has ramped up the pressure of his recent move to Red Bull.

A reigning winner of the fabled 24 hours of Le Mans says he is not keen on pushing for an opportunity to race in formula one.

A swig of Heineken with an Italian twist could have boosted Monza's chances of staying on the F1 calendar.

Daniil Kvyat has played down suggestions he might benefit from employing a psychologist.

Former F1 driver Roberto Merhi thinks McLaren's engine supplier is making more progress than the British team so far in 2016.

Canadian GP - Thursday Press Conference

Lance Stroll has admitted to eyeing a potential vacancy at the Williams team for 2017.

Amid declining television and spectator numbers, Canada is one of F1's exceptions.

Jacques Villeneuve prefers the "excessive" F1 of the past, compared to today's "sober" equivalent.

Romain Grosjean has admitted he would not turn down the chance to replace Kimi Raikkonen at Ferrari.

Fernando Alonso says 2017 will be an "important year" for many reasons.

Max Verstappen says he is confident Red Bull will stay ahead of Ferrari for a third consecutive race this weekend in Canada.

Fernando Alonso says his former team Ferrari has improved since 2014.

Forbes, the respected American business magazine, has named Lewis Hamilton the highest-earning driver in formula one.

Maurizio Arrivabene has indicated Ferrari intends to keep Kimi Raikkonen at the team beyond 2016.

Bernie Ecclestone is being asked to speak out about human rights, just over a week before formula one sets up camp for the first time in Azerbaijan.