Formula One News — June 2016

Red Bull is confirming that it will field an unchanged driver lineup in 2017.

Felipe Nasr has played down suggestions he will definitely leave Sauber at the end of the season.

Kevin Magnussen hopes his talks with Renault about staying with the French works team beyond 2016 begin soon.

Romain Grosjean has urged Haas to get to the bottom of a recurring technical fault in 2016.

Niki Lauda has backed Lewis Hamilton after the first corner collision that Nico Rosberg admits left him "p----d off" in Canada.

Sebastian Vettel's wish for an easier time from the Italian press after Canada was only partly delivered.

Baku could become a long-term feature of forthcoming F1 calendars, according to Azerbaijan's sports minister Azad Rahimov.

Christian Horner says Montreal was proof that Red Bull is right back on track.

Canadian GP - Race Report - By Dan Knutson in Montreal

Ferrari can look on the bright side despite missing victory in Sunday's Canadian grand prix.

Toto Wolff has indicated he thinks F1 is changing the rules for 2017 at precisely the wrong moment.

Jenson Button insists he remains in the driving seat when it comes to deciding his future in formula one.

Renault has admitted its interest in signing up Carlos Sainz for 2017.

Montreal mayor Denis Coderre says the city will move to secure the future of the Canadian grand prix.

Maurizio Arrivabene has slammed as a sign of "disrespect" rumours Ferrari technical boss James Allison could soon leave the team.

Canadian GP - Race Notes - By Mark Karp

Canadian GP - Sunday Photos

Canadian GP - Sunday Press Conference

Canadian GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Canadian GP - Race Results

Carlos Sainz will get a five-places penalty for this afternoon™s Canadian Grand Prix.

With Sunday morning™s weather presenting cooler weather than in practice and qualifying, some teams might be considering to run the race with a single-stop strategy with their Pirelli tyres.

Max Verstappen has suggested he feels no shame in being outperformed in the last couple of race weekends by his teammate.

Gerhard Berger says the ball is in Mercedes' court over Nico Rosberg's negotiations for a contract beyond 2016.