Formula One News — September 2017

Pierre Gasly has not denied he looks set to become the newest rookie in formula one.

Sir Frank Williams is doing well, according to the F1 team founder's daughter Claire.

Niki Lauda has named Ferrari as the favourite to win this weekend's Singapore grand prix.

Zak Brown says McLaren will not loan Lando Norris to another F1 team.

The signs are growing by the day that McLaren and Honda are poised to split.

1997 world champion Jacques Villeneuve says he would not be surprised if Toro Rosso sweeps its driver lineup clean in the near future.

Force India wants to keep both of its current drivers for 2018.

Pressure is growing for F1 to scrap its system of grid penalties for technical car failures.

Max Verstappen is yet to prove himself in formula one.

Nico Hulkenberg has called on Pirelli to make better F1 rain tyres.

Team owner Gene Haas seems determined to avoid the 'pay driver' trend in F1.

The new Paul Ricard layout will be "a real benchmark" for F1 drivers when they tackle next year's French grand prix.

F1 looks set to stay at just ten teams for now.

Christian Horner says he will propose that F1 scraps plans to further ramp up the controversial long-life engine rules next year.

Red Bull is still open to 'selling' Toro Rosso driver Carlos Sainz to another team.

Fernando Alonso "deserves" to be doing better in formula one, the Spaniard's former boss Stefano Domenicali said.

McLaren would be more competitive with any other engine on the grid.

Toto Wolff has indicated he is not happy with F1's official weather service.

Fernando Alonso says he wants to be "loyal" to McLaren as he weighs up his future in F1.

The ball is in Red Bull's court as the McLaren-Honda saga rolls on.

Sebastian Vettel says there will be "no panic" at Ferrari after a bad home race at Monza.

Force India looks set to keep Sergio Perez on board for 2018.

Lewis Hamilton has agreed to help Pirelli with tyre testing later this week.

Italian GP - Race AnalysisBy Dan Knutson in Monza