Formula 1 engine manufacturer Mercedes confirmed its intention to continue supplying the teams - Manor, Williams and Force India - in the following year as well. The other... read more »

Honda has informed the FIA that McLaren is the only Formula 1 team with which it has an engine supply contract for 2017 read more »

Formula One is now evaluating a second version of the Halo cockpit protection device, Williams technical chief Pat Symonds has revealed. F1 is moving towards a decision on... read more »

Ferrari boss Maurizio Arrivabene has hinted that Kimi Raikkonen could be retained for 2017. read more »

Mercedes has confirmed to the FIA it will continue to supply its current three Formula 1 customers with power units in 2017, Autosport can reveal read more »

Kimi Raikkonen could yet remain at Ferrari in 2017 with team boss Maurizio Arrivabene declaring that "the future of Kimi is in the hands of Kimi"... read more »

Renault has written to the FIA confirming its willingness to continue supplying Red Bull with Formula 1 engines from 2017 read more »

Maurizio Arrivabene says Kimi Raikkonen's future beyond 2017 will be dictated by his form this year, something the Ferrari boss has been impressed with so far.... read more »

Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner has labelled the FIA's amended 2017-20 engine regulations as "very weak" and says more should have been agreed on four… read more »

Honda chief Yusuke Hasegawa says the manufacturer is not yet in a position to supply a second team with power units. Honda returned to Formula 1 as a partner to McLaren in... read more »

The FIA's Head of Powertrain, Fabrice Lom, has explained the intricacies of Formula 1's revised engine regulations, which will be introduced at the start of the 2017... read more »

A special press conference ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix with Fabrice Lom, FIA Head of Powertrain and Charlie Whiting FIA Formula One Director. read more »

2017 engine rules Q&A with Fabrice Lom and Charlie Whiting. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes the new 2017 Formula 1 engine regulations are "underwhelming" and "very weak" read more »

The FIA could ask F1's Strategy Group for a rethink of the sport's engine rules if the gap in performance between manufacturers does not close up sufficiently by the... read more »

After months of negotiations, Formula 1 bosses finally reached an agreement on the cost, supply, performance convergence and noise of engines from 2017 until '20 last month read more »

Stoffel Vandoorne says he is aware of interest from rival outfits as he bids to secure a full-time seat with McLaren in 2017. Vandoorne, the reigning GP2 champion, was called... read more »

Lewis Hamilton does not think the changes to the 2017 regulations will be good for Formula 1 but hopes he is proved wrong read more »

Kevin Magnussen believes Renault is fortunate a significant rule change in Formula 1 is due for 2017, that he hopes will allow the French manufacturer to make inroads on its rivals read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier and Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff disagree on the impact the new regulations for 2017 will have on Formula 1 read more »

Fernando Alonso claims "artificial" overtaking moves do nothing to help the F1 spectacle and the sport can only benefit from faster, more demanding cars in 2017. read more »

The strength of Force India's comprehensive upgrade package for this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix will determine how quickly the team switches focus to the 2017... read more »

Eric Boullier has rubbished suggestions that F1's 2017 regulations will hamper overtaking, adamant they will actually allow for "more" passing out on track... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says it is definitely not unlikely now that Red Bull Racing could stick with Renault power units in 2017 read more »

Jenson Button says he would consider another season in Formula 1 but only if he can "be competitive and fight for good results"... read more »