Formula One News — August 2017

Valtteri Bottas might be close to being "the perfect driver".

While most focus on the aesthetics, it is another feature of the controversial 'Halo' system that might actually have a more significant impact on F1.

Yet another respected figure in the F1 paddock has backed Robert Kubica's return to F1.

Felipe Massa looks to be on track for his return to action after the August break.

Nico Rosberg is not sure Ferrari has the ability to stay ahead of Mercedes in 2017.

Honda is aiming to leave behind the dubious honour of being F1's least powerful engine supplier by the end of the season.

McLaren may not be heading back to Indycar this year, but the future is another matter entirely.

Rumours the Swiss team Sauber could become a junior platform for Ferrari are gaining strength.

The swarms of carmakers flocking to Formula E is a chance for F1 to think about going back to the future with its next engine.

Mercedes backed the FIA into a corner over the issue of cockpit protection in F1.

Former Ferrari boss Stefano Domenicali has admitted he is crossing his fingers the Maranello marque can end its decade-long title drought this year.

A Renault engineer has raised expectations Robert Kubica might indeed be heading back to F1.

A leading F1 correspondent has backed Kevin Magnussen amid criticism of the Haas driver's racing style.

Daniil Kvyat cannot take his place in formula one for granted.

McLaren executive Zak Brown has slammed suggestions Fernando Alonso may miss another grand prix this year.

Chase Carey says he will not rush to set up a second race in the United States.

Porsche is not denying that a "high efficiency engine" already under development could become the basis of a F1 project.

McLaren has confirmed claims it intends to line up with an unchanged driver lineup for 2018.

New F1 CEO Chase Carey has revealed that a new engine, cost cuts, and fairer income distribution should lead to better racing in the future.

Lance Stroll could be a surprise protagonist in this year's F1 'silly season'.

Sebastian Vettel's future might not be as clear as recent media reports suggest.

Kevin Magnussen says he was not surprised when Haas announced recently that it is keeping the same driver lineup for 2018.

Valtteri Bottas has admitted he does not have a 'plan B' in the event Mercedes does not re-sign him for 2018.

Honda is hoping better performance from its F1 engine will calm the troubled waters between the Japanese manufacturer and McLaren.