Formula One News — October 2018

Sergey Sirotkin says he is not worrying about suggestions his F1 career could be cut short after November's Abu Dhabi finale.

Sergio Perez thinks a cash injection will push Force India forwards in 2019.

Valtteri Bottas has dismissed suggestions his Mercedes adventure could end after 2019.

Maurizio Arrivabene looks set to have his contract renewed at Ferrari beyond this year.

Kimi Raikkonen has wished Ferrari's new generation of drivers well.

Esteban Ocon and Robert Kubica look to be tussling with incumbent Sergey Sirotkin for the second race seat at Williams for 2019.

Max Verstappen has cast doubt on Renault's ability to be competitive in 2019.

Lewis Hamilton is one of the greatest F1 drivers ever.

F1 will stick with Barcelona as its exclusive winter testing venue ahead of the 2019 season.

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Sebastian Vettel's future at Ferrari is suddenly in doubt.

The FIA has declared the latest configuration of Mercedes' 2018 car to be legal.

Valtteri Bottas says he hopes Pirelli supplies better tyres next year.

Romain Grosjean says fighting in the unofficial "B" championship in formula one is nonetheless enjoyable.

Robert Kubica's chances of securing the vacant Williams race seat for 2019 have received a massive boost.

Cyril Abiteboul has admitted he is "worried" about the latest developments at Honda.

Only a "perfect" competitor can knock Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes from their perch at the top of F1.

A clear favourite has emerged to be Daniil Kvyat's teammate at Toro Rosso next year.

Dr Helmut Marko has joined those who are unconvinced the aerodynamic changes for 2019 will substantially improve overtaking.

Sebastian Vettel has denied that the pressure got to him in his 2018 title battle.

Nico Rosberg, an investor in the all-electric series, thinks Formula E could one day merge with formula one.

Bob Bell says it's not fair of Max Verstappen to blame all of Red Bull's problems on the Renault engine.

Niki Lauda could finally be preparing to leave intensive care, following a lung transplant more than two months ago.

A quartet of drivers are in the running to be British rookie George Russell's teammate at Williams in 2019.