Formula One News — September 2016

F1 sponsorship guru Zak Brown is lining up a top job in the sport, according to the respected business outlet Sky News.

Stoffel Vandoorne does not think Jenson Button's new McLaren deal will ramp up the pressure when he makes his F1 debut next year.

Daniel Ricciardo is not sure radical change is the right move when it comes to improving formula one.

Formula E boss Alejandro Agag has admitted he would "love" Felipe Massa to make the switch to the all-electric series.

F1 legend Alain Prost has joined those who think Nico Rosberg has a real chance of winning the 2016 world championship.

Honda is preparing to spend the last of its engine upgrade 'tokens' soon.

Daniel Ricciardo has admitted his last chance of winning a race may have come and gone in Singapore.

Carlos Sainz has once again played down suggestions he might complete a shock switch to the works Renault team for 2017.

McLaren has denied reports that it could be bought by the famous electronics multinational Apple.

Toto Wolff has backed F1 rival Ferrari's efforts to win again in formula one.

Niki Lauda says he will push the teams to allow Pirelli to do some pre-season testing in a warm location like Bahrain.

After attending just one grand prix, F1's new executive chairman is already making plans for big changes.

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff says he is not worried about new F1 owner Liberty Media's plans to fundamentally change how prize money is distributed.

Lance Stroll has signed a contract to make his F1 debut for Williams in 2017.

Kevin Magnussen's advisor says the Dane still regards staying at Renault as his 'plan A' for 2017.

Toto Wolff is the latest F1 figure to hit out at the driving of Haas racer Esteban Gutierrez.

Lewis Hamilton must hit back hard at championship rival and teammate Nico Rosberg next weekend in Malaysia.

Toto Wolff says "the door is open" to a potential future in formula one for Lucas Auer.

Felipe Massa says he has been heartened by the reaction to his decision to retire from F1 at the end of the year.

The F1 paddock is musing the possibility that Nico Rosberg will be crowned the sport's next world champion.

Sebastian Vettel is struggling amid the current situation at Ferrari, according to a respected Italian journalist.

Fernando Alonso is still targeting a tilt at the 2017 world championship.

It was a tale of reverse fortunes for two drivers on the Singapore grid last weekend.

A power struggle between Bernie Ecclestone and F1 newcomer Chase Carey is continuing to shape up.