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Williams is not ready to show its hand regarding its driver lineup for 2018.

Former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher can imagine Ferrari deciding to keep Kimi Raikkonen on board next year.

Former F1 team boss Daniele Audetto has hit out at the FIA's decision to impose the controversial 'Halo' in 2018.

Jacques Villeneuve has confirmed his spat with his former F1 team Williams.

DTM frontrunner Lucas Auer has played down his chances of moving into F1 next year.

Mercedes and Red Bull bosses have hit out at the FIA's decision to impose the controversial 'Halo' frontal protection concept for 2018.

The controversial frontal protection concept called 'Halo' will make its mandatory debut on all formula one cars next year.

F1 CEO Chase Carey says he wants more German carmakers to join the category.

Robert Kubica says the idea of testing this year's Renault car does not faze him.

Vijay Mallya says he would be happy if Force India lines up with the same drivers next year.

Christian Horner sees parallels between McLaren's current situation and the predicament faced by Red Bull two years ago.

Haas boss Gunther Steiner said he remains in control of the American team's driver decision for 2018.

Sergio Marchionne has called for "an immediate response" from Ferrari after the British grand prix.

According to the rumour grapevine, Williams has banned its 1997 champion Jacques Villeneuve from the team's motor home at grands prix.

Former Dutch prime minister Jan Peter Balkenende says he hopes Max Verstappen can help power The Netherlands' return to the F1 calendar.

Robert Kubica will step up his F1 comeback by testing Renault's 2017 car after the forthcoming Hungarian grand prix.

The potential introduction of the cockpit protection solution known as 'Shield' will have top billing as F1's strategy group meets on Wednesday.

Toto Wolff says he is pushing Lewis Hamilton to commit to Mercedes beyond the end of next year.

Italy's partisan media is worried the tide may have turned against Ferrari in its championship battle with Mercedes.

Sebastian Vettel has no right to complain about dangerous driving.

Carlos Sainz has now joined those playing down his chances of switching teams ahead of the Hungarian grand prix next weekend.

British GP - Race Analysis - By Dan Knutson in Silverstone

Pirelli is looking into the tyre failures that cost Sebastian Vettel almost his entire championship lead at Silverstone.

F1's American team Haas is turning its attention to building a better car for 2018.