Formula One News — June 2016

As Nico Rosberg's expiring contract comes under the spotlight, Daimler chief Dieter Zetsche has revealed his vision for Mercedes' F1 "future".

Daniel Ricciardo might be the best performing F1 driver at the moment, according to Dr Helmut Marko.

Ferrari has spent 3 of its remaining 6 engine performance 'tokens' in preparation for the Canadian grand prix this weekend.

Fernando Alonso has admitted he is waiting to drive F1's next-generation cars of 2017 before deciding if he wants to stay in the category.

Monisha Kaltenborn says she continues to campaign for a more level playing field in formula one.

With a new engine in his car and a lesson in his pocket, Max Verstappen says he is ready for Montreal.

The next step in safety for formula one will be biometrics, the FIA has revealed.

F1 legend Sir Stirling Moss has hailed Kevin Magnussen for being a "refreshingly different" driver on today's grid.

Charlie Whiting has played down suggestions Daniil Kvyat has become the 'bad boy' of formula one.

F1's newest street venue has no immediate plans to step up to night race status.

Eric Boullier has defended McLaren supremo Ron Dennis' right to predict forthcoming F1 dominance for the Woking based team.

Mick Schumacher is beginning to turn his mind to the next step in his race towards formula one.

Ferrari will bring an updated turbo design to Canada this week, according to Germany's Auto Motor und Sport.

Monisha Kaltenborn has played down "dramatic" media claims that Monaco recently was the low point in Sauber's long motor racing history.

Felipe Massa says he is unfazed by speculation Jenson Button could replace him at Williams next year.

Sergio Perez's father has triggered wild speculation about the next high-profile news in formula one.

Felipe Nasr is not denying reports he is on the search for an alternate team for the 2017 season.

Rio Haryanto's mother has admitted the Indonesian rookie is currently lacking the money he needs to complete the second half of the 2016 season.

Jock Clear does not think Ferrari's troubles are related to supposed tricks some rivals may be deploying to lower tyre pressures in 2016.

Toto Wolff has warned that more crashes between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg would cause Mercedes to rethink its policy of allowing the pair to race freely.

A leading Swiss journalist has suggested Sauber needs to make a change to its driver lineup at the end of the season.

A Brazilian outlet says there are rumours Felipe Massa is in talks with Renault about a potential switch to the French works team for 2017.

Plain-talking former F1 driver Mark Webber has named Ferrari as the most disappointing team of 2016.

Pascal Wehrlein is a real alternative for Mercedes as early as next year should negotiations with Nico Rosberg falter.