American teenager Santino Ferrucci will continue as the Haas Formula 1 team's development driver in 2017 read more »

GPUpdate.net's 2016 end-of-season reviews continue with Renault, which endured a tough transitional year, having purchased Lotus, while Kevin Magnussen and… read more »

Ferrari CEO Sergio Marchionne has issued a warning to his drivers ahead of the 2017 season as they both head into the final year of their contracts. Sebastian Vettel and Kimi... read more »

GPUpdate.net's end-of-year reviews continue with Haas, which hit the ground running in its rookie Formula 1 season, as Romain Grosjean took early standout… read more »

The Checkered Flag continue to look back at the 2016 Formula 1 season, and analyse the season of Sahara Force India F1 Team. read more »

GPUpdate.net's end-of-season reviews continue with Toro Rosso, which was impacted by an early-season driver change, and held back by old engines, though Carlos… read more »

The Checkered Flag continue to look back at the 2016 Formula 1 season, and analyse the season of Scuderia Ferrari, who will be disappointed to end the year without a race victory. read more »

GPUpdate.net's end-of-season reviews continue with McLaren-Honda, which continued to make progress in 2016, as Fernando Alonso returned to his best, and Jenson… read more »

Michael Schumacher s health will continue to remain private, his manager Sabine Kehm said on Saturday read more »

Ross Brawn believes Mercedes 2016 superiority will allow it to continue to dominate in 2017. read more »

GPUpdate.net's team-by-team 2016 reviews continue with Williams, which dropped from third to fifth in the standings, as Valtteri Bottas dominated Felipe Massa… read more »

Red Bull principal Christian Horner says Mercedes will continue to dominate F1 in 2017 despite losing world champion Nico Rosberg. read more »

Pat Symonds says Valtteri Bottas is approaching his peak in terms of driver performance and expects the Finn to continue his upward trend in 2017 read more »

GPUpdate.net's season reviews continue with Ferrari, which slipped further away from Mercedes and dropped behind Red Bull, leaving Sebastian Vettel frustrated… read more »

Aston Martin will continue as a sponsor of Red Bull next year as the two companies push ahead with their joint road-car project. The British sportscar manufacturer first... read more »

Red Bull has announced that its collaboration with British luxury sportscar manufacturer Aston Martin, centred on the design of a hypercar, will continue into… read more »

Red Bull has announced that its Innovation Partnership with Aston Martin will continue in 2017. read more »

Red Bull have announced that the Innovation Partnership with Aston Martin will continue into the 2017 season. read more »

Monza finally agrees new deal to continue hosting Italian Grand Prix read more »

Monza has finally confirmed that it has signed a deal to continue hosting the Italian Grand Prix through to 2019, the circuit announced on Tuesday… read more »

Tag Heuer and Red Bull Racing have extended their partnership that will see their engines continue to be branded as Tag Heuer's. read more »

Red Bull Racing will continue to use TAG Heuer branded power units until 2018 after signing a new two-year extension with the company. Red Bull has been… read more »

Red Bull's Renault-manufactured engines will continue to be badged as TAG Heuer for the 2017 and 2018 Formula 1 seasons. read more »

Renault's Team Principal Fred Vasseur believes there would be no reason to replace Jolyon Palmer if he performs well against Nico Hulkenberg. read more »

Felipe Nasr has emphasised that he is eager to continue racing at Sauber in 2017, with his future yet to be determined ahead of the season-ending Abu Dhabi… read more »