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Renault is on track to unveil a significant upgrade for its 'power unit' in Canada.

Kevin Magnussen says he wants to keep beating his teammate as he bids to stay at Renault for a second year in 2017.

Susie Wolff, F1's most successful female driver of recent times, has defended Bernie Ecclestone amid accusations of sexism.

Uncertainty over the future of the fabled Italian grand prix at Monza continues, despite a key meeting that took place late last week.

Vijay Mallya will not be coming to any grands prix in the foreseeable future.

Mick Schumacher may not experience as smooth a journey towards formula one as did F1 teen sensation Max Verstappen.

Ferrari will bid to breathe life into its 2016 championship charge by unveiling a key engine upgrade for Russia next weekend.

Monza's F1 future may have come to a head during a meeting in Milan late this week.

Jean-Eric Vergne thinks the additional testing allocated for Pirelli's 2017 tyre development will give him a chance to return to F1 action.

Force India chief Vijay Mallya's legal troubles are continuing to deepen.

Sepang, the long-time host of the Malaysian grand prix, has undergone some layout tweaks ahead of its October race.

McLaren says there is a simple explanation as to why Kevin Magnussen never received a $500,000 company car whilst driving for the British team.

Stoffel Vandoorne says he is looking forward to the first race in his new Japanese racing adventure this weekend.

F1 needs to be looking ahead to the post-Bernie Ecclestone era.

Sergio Marchionne says the 2016 title is still within Ferrari's reach.

The mayor of Monza says he is sure September's Italian grand prix will not be the last at the fabled Autodromo Nazionale.

Dr Helmut Marko has dropped the biggest hint yet that Max Verstappen will be promoted to Red Bull Racing for 2017.

Kevin Magnussen claims he never received his company car, after racing and testing for the McLaren team for more than two years.

Dr Helmut Marko has slammed a "paranoid" Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff for trying to spoil F1's charge towards faster cars for 2017.

Pascal Wehrlein claims Manor is no longer alone at the bottom of the F1 pecking order.

A cloud is hanging over the future of the Chinese grand prix.

More pundits have sided with Daniil Kvyat, after Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel slammed the young Russian following the Chinese grand prix.

Felipe Massa has acknowledged that Williams has fallen behind the top three teams in 2016.

Monisha Kaltenborn has joined Sergio Marchionne in not dismissing speculation Sauber might be snapped up by Alfa Romeo.