Formula One News — November 2017

Gunther Steiner thinks F1 needs a panel of permanent race stewards.

Felipe Massa has announced that he will retire from Formula One at the end of the 2017 season.

Sebastian Vettel has counted himself out of next year's running of the well-known Race of Champions event.

President Sergio Marchionne has threatened to pull Ferrari out of formula one.

Max Verstappen's father is confident the 20-year-old has selected a true "top team" to race for through 2020.

Ferrari is not ruling out using its controversial 'veto' to block Liberty Media's plans for the future of F1.

Gunther Steiner said only time will tell if Haas' decision to abandon the 2017 car project quite early was the right one.

Sebastian Vettel is already setting his sights on stopping Lewis Hamilton from winning yet another title in 2018.

Red Bull is prepared to wait for Daniel Ricciardo to make his decision about staying with the team beyond 2018.

Mercedes is promising to build a car more suitable for Valtteri Bottas' driving style in 2018.

F1 legend Emerson Fittipaldi thinks Fernando Alonso could have a title-winning car on his hands next year.

Ferrari too easily slips into a "crisis" that it then finds difficult to escape from.

Fernando Alonso has sided with F1 race director Charlie Whiting over the issue of getting rid of the circuits' asphalt run-off zones.

Mercedes has come out in opposition to Liberty Media's proposed new engine formula for 2021.