Formula One News — July 2016

Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg face harsh penalties should Mercedes' "final warning" about in-race collisions not be listened to.

Sauber has "found a solution" to its financial woes that almost sunk the Swiss F1 team.

British GP - Practice 1 Report - By Dan Knutson in Silverstone

British GP - Practice 1 Results

Pascal Wehrlein has said it is possible he will stay at Manor for a second season in 2017.

Dr Helmut Marko has confirmed that Jos Verstappen's step into the background in recent races has been deliberate.

Daniil Kvyat's chances of keeping his seat at Toro Rosso next year appear to be growing.

Honda has brought an updated engine to the British grand prix.

Renault's newly-promoted 'team principal' has admitted French youngster Esteban Ocon is in the running for a race seat in 2017.

Legendary former F1 commentator Murray Walker will be a rare absentee at the British grand prix this weekend.

A review of the novel CRASH - By Toby Vintcent

British GP - Thursday Press Conference

Mercedes has just issued a statement, in the aftermath of the accident between Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton last Sunday, during the final lap of the Austrian Grand Prix.

Felipe Massa has played down the furore surrounding the Mercedes drivers' latest crash, saying what happened in Austria was just a "racing incident".

Jenson Button insists he is not heading into the British grand prix thinking it could be his last home race.

Jolyon Palmer says he will savour his home race at Silverstone this weekend, because it could be his only shot at racing in a British grand prix.

Fernando Alonso insists he is "happy" with his life, despite the fact a full decade has passed him by without adding a third title to his tally.

Michael Schumacher's manager says there is no change for now in the decision to keep the F1 legend's recovery from brain injuries completely private.

Vijay Mallya says he is determined to soak up the British grand prix this weekend, having been unable to attend a single race in 2016.

Niki Lauda has hit reverse on his comments about world champion Lewis Hamilton.

Niki Lauda thinks F1 needs to learn lessons from its recent past, balancing safety against safeguarding "the DNA" of the sport.

Toto Wolff will sit with Mercedes' two drivers to decide the next steps after their Austria run-in -- whether Lewis Hamilton wants to or not.

Felipe Massa has warned it is possible Brazil will fall out of formula one altogether at the end of 2016.

The first date for Pirelli's track testing for its bigger and wider 2017 tyres has reportedly been set.