Formula One News — June 2017

F1's title contenders do not want to talk about their championship battle, ahead of the seventh out of 20 races on the 2017 calendar.

Nico Hulkenberg says he would welcome the arrival of Fernando Alonso at Renault next year.

Audi is not ruling out entering F1 in time for the new engine regulations in 2021.

Robert Kubica appears to be serious about a potential return to F1.

Pascal Wehrlein has confirmed reports that he is back to full fitness after his early-season back injury.

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Mercedes has reacted angrily to Eddie Jordan's claim the German carmaker might pull out of formula one.

Speculation McLaren and Honda could be set to split is intensifying ahead of this weekend's Canadian grand prix.

Valtteri Bottas has joined those who think struggling F1 rookie Lance Stroll needs more time to prove himself.

Marc Surer thinks it is Mercedes, not Ferrari, who have been using 'team orders' so far in 2017.

Alex Zanardi thinks it is possible Robert Kubica could return to formula one.

Alex Zanardi has joined those who think Ferrari's decade-long title drought could finally end in 2017.

Toto Wolff has denied Mercedes' performance took a hit in 2017 due to the departure of Paddy Lowe.

Paul Ricard is heading for a mid-year race date for the return of the French grand prix next year.

Ferrari's technical boss Mattia Binotto thinks Sebastian Vettel will sign a new deal with the Maranello team.

Eddie Jordan has tipped Mercedes to quit formula one after the 2018 season.

Jean Alesi thinks it is possible Ferrari will win its first championship for a decade this year.

Romain Grosjean says he is not surprised Lance Stroll is struggling in 2017.

Honda might be badly struggling, but McLaren is confident it has one of the very best cars on the 2017 grid.

Toto Wolff has admitted Sebastian Vettel's work ethic may have helped Ferrari to speed ahead in 2017.

Mario Isola has played down rumours of an 'Italian' conspiracy to help Ferrari dominate in 2017.

Six years after his near-fatal crash, Robert Kubica is set to return to the wheel of a formula one car.

F1 legend Sir Jackie Stewart has defended struggling rookie Lance Stroll.

Kimi Raikkonen has a good chance of hanging onto his place at Ferrari beyond 2017.