Formula One News — October 2016

Kevin Magnussen's chances of staying at Renault next year have received a significant boost, according to the latest reports from Denmark.

Felipe Massa has admitted his relationship with current engine supplier Mercedes could be the key to his future beyond F1.

Carlos Sainz thinks F1 drivers will have "fun" with the sport's radical new rules for 2017.

World champion Lewis Hamilton says he might sit out practice sessions over the course of the remaining five race weekends.

The Italian press has slammed Sebastian Vettel after his disastrous Malaysian grand prix, claiming Ferrari's number 1 driver has fallen into "crisis".

Fernando Alonso is the best formula one driver of all time - that is the claim of former F1 driver and tester Pedro de la Rosa.

The formula one race on the streets of Baku is set for a name tweak.

Red Bull has denied its drivers were ordered against racing to the chequered flag in Malaysia for the team's first one-two since 2013.

Force India has finally ended the uncertainty about Sergio Perez's F1 future.

Red Bull is arguing against moves to have some winter testing take place in guaranteed warmer weather in Bahrain.

Toto Wolff has excused Lewis Hamilton for triggering a conspiracy theory storm after the Malaysian grand prix.

Moves are afoot to secure Montreal's place on the 2017 F1 calendar.

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The saga of Sergio Perez's future appears to be ending, with authoritative sources reporting that the Mexican is staying put at Force India.

Kimi Raikkonen's trainer insists the Finn will be ready for the faster cars of 2017.

Fernando Alonso thinks the current F1 calendar is at the limit.

Daniil Kvyat says he is not considering the possibility that Pierre Gasly will end his F1 career at the tender age of 22.

Ferrari has denied Kimi Raikkonen's claim that a mechanic left a flashlight in the footwell of the Finnish driver's car during practice at Sepang.

Russian race organisers are still not ruling out the possibility Sochi could switch to a night race format in the future.