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Antonio Giovinazzi has vowed to be ready in the event he might make his F1 race debut in 2017.

Less than 24 hours after taking over from Bernie Ecclestone as the man in charge of Formula One, Chase Carey gave his first interview to CNBC's morning program Squawk Box - in conversation with host Joe Kernan.

F1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone has been officially ousted.

MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi says he has no regrets more than a decade after calling off his touted switch to formula one.

Embattled F1 backmarker Manor remains in talks with potential saviours.

Honda is aiming to push towards F1 'power unit' pacesetters Mercedes and Ferrari in 2017.

Liberty Media Corporation and Delta Topco, the parent company of Formula 1 announced today that Liberty Media has completed its previously announced acquisition of F1, the iconic global motorsports business, from a consortium of sellers.

F1's new owner Liberty Media has indicated it is serious about taking away the $100 million bonus received by Ferrari each year.

One month before winter testing begins, Pascal Wehrlein was sidelined by doctors following a scary crash at the annual Race of Champions event.

Max Verstappen says he has no interest in becoming F1's youngest ever champion.

Indycar, the major American open-wheeler series, says it will not be going down F1's route of the 'Halo' device for cockpit protection.

Felipe Massa says he will not have to hand back the F1 car gifted to him by Williams for his retirement.

Carlos Sainz's father has hit back at any claims Red Bull are "the bad guys".

Almost two months after stunning the F1 world, Nico Rosberg says he has no regrets about sensationally quitting the sport as world champion.

This week could mark the end of Bernie Ecclestone's decades-long reign in formula one.

Silverstone has rejected reports it has already decided to drop the British grand prix after 2019.

Jos Verstappen says his son Max is training harder than ever for 2017.

Rumours are growing by the day that the Bernie Ecclestone era is effectively almost over.

New F1 owner Liberty Media has urged the teams to buy into the sport.

Toto Wolff has admitted it is possible Valtteri Bottas could be replaced at Mercedes by a bigger name for 2018.

Toto Wolff says the retirement of Nico Rosberg was regarded as an "opportunity" for Mercedes rather than a problem.

F1 rookie Stoffel Vandoorne agrees with his McLaren teammate Fernando Alonso that their head-to-head fight will not be too intense in 2017.

Kevin Magnussen says he is already enjoying life at his new F1 home.

Dr Helmut Marko says that in Mercedes' place, Red Bull would have taken a punt on a young driver rather than sign up someone like Valtteri Bottas.