Formula One News — June 2017

After repeating his threat to quit F1, Fernando Alonso sat down with the sport's new CEO Chase Carey.

Valtteri Bottas is getting under Lewis Hamilton's skin at Mercedes.

Nico Rosberg could one day return to formula one.

Stoffel Vandoorne is yet to prove he is "good enough" to thrive in F1.

Daniel Ricciardo has scotched any lingering speculation about the chances of a Ferrari switch for 2018.

F1 is heading for a V6 twin-turbo engine formula for 2021.

Sergey Sirotkin has refused to deny speculation he is being lined up to replace struggling Jolyon Palmer at Renault.

Kevin Magnussen has admitted he was caught unawares by a hidden detail of his contract with Haas.

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The deadlines are now coming thick and fast amid the deteriorating McLaren-Honda relationship.

Red Bull is in an upbeat mood as it speeds towards the mid-season point in 2017.

Carlos Sainz says he is still hoping for a future with Red Bull, despite rumours he might be on Ferrari's wish list for 2018.

Red Bull has dismissed rumours it might make a change to its driver lineup for 2018.

Montreal's Circuit Gilles Villeneuve has secured its place on the F1 calendar long into the future.

Sebastian Vettel has played down reports he is under pressure to ink a new Ferrari contract.

Felipe Massa says he does not mourn the departure from F1's day to day running of former supremo Bernie Ecclestone.

F1 teams may need to adapt if Liberty Media intends to expand the calendar to as many as 25 races.

Kimi Raikkonen insists he is not angry following the 'team orders' controversy of Monaco.