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All hope that Monza will keep hosting the Italian grand prix beyond 2016 is not lost yet.

Michael Schumacher was "absolutely right" to have urged Ferrari to sign up Sebastian Vettel for the future.

The big question after Melbourne is whether Ferrari can really challenge Mercedes' dominance in 2016.

Rio Haryanto won the popular vote as F1 debuted its new official 'driver of the day' plaudit in Australia.

Pirelli is sure the new tyre selection rules have succeeded in spicing up F1.

Champagne will not be sprayed on the F1 podiums in 2016.

The engine, gearbox and monocoque aboard Fernando Alonso's otherwise-mangled McLaren-Honda survived his famous crash in Melbourne last Sunday.

Eyes will now turn to the F1 Commission, after team bosses voted unanimously to scrap the new 'musical chairs' qualifying format before Bahrain.

Max Verstappen has found some allies in the wake of his anger and outbursts at the Australian grand prix.

Valtteri Bottas says it is too early to become overly disappointed with the pace of Williams' 2016 car.

F1 is still "miles away" from sounding like the pinnacle of motor sport.

One more title could be enough to satisfy Lewis Hamilton's ambition.

Red Bull's alternative to the 'halo' cockpit protection concept would be better for crashes like those suffered by Fernando Alonso in Melbourne.

New team boss Frederic Vasseur says he is happy with Renault's drivers after the first race weekend of 2016.

Dr Helmut Marko on Tuesday pointed a finger at the F1 rules amid the tension at Red Bull's junior team.

The 2017 'silly season' is already underway.

Helmut Marko is not so sure Ferrari is really ready to challenge Mercedes in 2016.

Jean Alesi says the latest events in F1 show that the sport needs a "dictatorship".

F1 teen sensation Max Verstappen has been criticised for his behaviour at the Australian grand prix.

The controversial 'halo' concept is once again a talking point in F1 circles, following Fernando Alonso's huge crash in Australia.

"Game on!" declared a smiling world champion Lewis Hamilton after the Australian grand prix, as he finished second behind teammate Nico Rosberg.

Amid a thrilling Mercedes versus Ferrari battle for victory in Melbourne, the spectre of ever-changing rules continued to hang over F1.

The length of the F1 calendar is further limiting the "aggression" with which teams and drivers can tackle individual races.

The death knell is nearing for historic Monza's place on the F1 calendar, according to the latest reports from Italy.