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Felipe Massa has urged the F1 drivers to stay "united" amid the push to improve F1.

Daniil Kvyat has responded to "strange" rumours that he might need to take a step back to Red Bull's junior team Toro Rosso next year.

Jolyon Palmer is reportedly coming under pressure to hang on to his race seat at Renault.

Daniil Kvyat has dismissed suggestions F1 drivers are at risk of being caught taking meldonium, a newly-banned drug.

Race organisers have made changes to the Sochi circuit in the wake of Carlos Sainz's huge crash a year ago.

Monza may have taken another decisive step towards a new F1 contract, according to multiple media reports in Italy.

The highest paid figure in the F1 paddock is not a driver or a team owner.

Sergey Sirotkin on Wednesday admitted he is targeting a full race seat at Renault for 2017.

Bernie Ecclestone on Wednesday said he would like to become F1's "dictator" once again.

Ferrari team boss Maurizio Arrivabene has played down reports an engine upgrade is set to give the Maranello team a big boost in Russia this weekend.

As the sport's key decision-making groups met outside London on Tuesday, the Austrian newspaper Kleine Zeitung talked of "the most important meetings for formula one in recent years".

Mika Hakkinen says 2016 championship leader Nico Rosberg might finally be ready to win his first F1 title this year.

Renault's new works team surprised the F1 world on Tuesday when it revealed the identity of its new test driver.

John Booth is returning to formula one with Toro Rosso.

Felipe Nasr will not be able to end his early 2016 troubles by switching to a new Sauber chassis this weekend in Russia.

Honda is working on an all-new engine concept for 2017.

F1 has entered an "important week", according to Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff.

A Russian billionaire is now the full owner of the fabled F1 circuit the Nurburgring.

Nico Rosberg is heading into this weekend's Russian grand prix knowing that his winning streak cannot last forever.

Daniil Kvyat is heading to his home race in Russia confident that Sebastian Vettel now knows him better.

Valtteri Bottas has admitted he would not say no if a seat opened up for him at the works Mercedes team.

F1 needs to turn a revolutionary corner in order to revive the spectacle of the past.

Fernando Alonso is sure he is in the right place with one of the four car manufacturers in formula one.

Gene Haas says he will not force Romain Grosjean to stay at the new American outfit if a "top team" wants to sign him.