Vandoorne will be ready for Formula 1 in 2017 - Dennis read more »

Williams deputy team principal Claire Williams said that there will be a number of team shuffles in 2017, as at least three-quarters of the starting grid are out of contract at... read more »

McLaren chief Ron Dennis says Stoffel Vandoorne will be race ready for 2017 but has given no guarantees he ll land an F1 drive next season read more »

McLaren's Ron Dennis says he expects reserve driver Stoffel Vandoorne "to be ready" for a Formula 1 graduation with the team in 2017, should a seat become… read more »

Renault chief technical officer Bob Bell says the team s development focus is likely to be biased more towards 2017 this season. read more »

Fernando Alonso would be "foolish" not to consider staying at McLaren-Honda when his current Formula 1 deal expires in 2017, according to McLaren racing director Eric... read more »

Force India says one of the main reasons a plan to rebrand the team as Aston Martin was put on hold over the winter was uncertainty over Formula One's regulations in 2017.... read more »

Max Verstappen concedes he could spend a third season in F1 at Toro Rosso next year but would rather climb toward "the top of the top"... read more »

Pat Symonds has warned that the delay in agreeing new rules for 2017 will work against small teams. read more »

Formula 1's bigger-budget teams will be at a major advantage when it comes to adapting to Formula 1's yet-to-be-determined 2017 regulations, according to… read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes Formula 1 is missing an opportunity to draw up regulations for 2017 he feels would 'sort the men out from the boys' read more »

Spaniard insists he is waiting to see how next season pans out before making decision on his F1 future. read more »

Fernando Alonso says McLaren will be his final team in Formula 1 - but the Spaniard has admitted 2017 could be his last year in the sport. read more »

Jolyon Palmer believes the halo head protection system would be more relevant for IndyCar than Formula 1 ahead of its planned debut in 2017. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says there is no point considering his future beyond 2016 until he knows he has started this season "on the right foot". Red Bull's Ricciardo is... read more »

Fernando Alonso thinks he will know if he wants to extend his F1 career beyond 2017 after sampling the new cars being introduced next year. F1 bosses have recently agreed to... read more »

Fernando Alonso has said that he will wait to see what the 2017 cars have to offer before deciding on how long he will remain in Formula 1... read more »

McLaren driver Fernando Alonso says that he will decide on his Formula 1 future after sampling the sport's 2017 cars, with substantial technical changes planned… read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has come out against the thoughts of Nico Hulkenberg about the proposed halo head protection system that is set to be introduced to Formula 1 in 2017. read more »

Sebastian Vettel experienced the Halo head protection system for the first time on Friday, and felt it may need some improvements ahead of its planned debut in 2017. read more »

Formula One's new-look cars for 2017 are expected to be as much as five seconds per lap faster, according to early simulations. On Friday the FIA's World Motor Sport... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen ended his final day of pre-season testing with the quickest time, and also tested the Halo head protection system that is set to be introduced into F1 in 2017. read more »

Nico Hulkenberg is among a small group of Formula One drivers who are against adopting the Halo cockpit protection system in 2017. Halo made its public debut on Thursday at... read more »

Ferrari sent out Kimi Raikkonen for his installation lap on the 7th day of testing with an SF16-H that featured a Halo structure. A prototype to improve driver safety in... read more »

Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen says that the 'halo' device makes very little difference when driving a Formula 1 car, after he debuted a prototype on Thursday.... read more »