Formula One News — April 2018

Carlos Sainz has admitted the works Renault team needs to improve.

F1 legend Niki Lauda has played down speculation Bernie Ecclestone might be plotting to front a 'breakaway' world championship.

Daniel Ricciardo may be staking a claim on the seat alongside Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes for 2019.

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Toto Wolff has named more candidates as speculation about the Mercedes driver lineup of the future ramps up.

Paddy Lowe has admitted Williams' young driver lineup is a challenge amid the team's big current problems.

Sebastian Vettel has arrived in China with more confidence about winning the 2018 world championship.

Mika Hakkinen has backed the investigation into the sort of pitstop incidents seen so far in 2018.

Dr Helmut Marko says McLaren's 2018 car is obviously "not great".

Honda says it has started a "different story" in formula one.

Marcus Ericsson says losing weight over the winter helped him end his F1 points drought.

Mika Salo has backed Williams to significantly improve its car.

World champion Lewis Hamilton has questioned Max Verstappen's maturity.

Ferrari really can win the 2018 world championship.

Pierre Gasly has admitted his weekend in Bahrain will not have hurt his quest for a top seat in formula one.

Heads are still being scratched, several days after Max Verstappen explained away his qualifying crash in Bahrain.