The Canadian Grand Prix, which takes place around Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, marks the seventh round of the 2017 F1 World Championship. read more »

Fernando Alonso doesn't agree with those saying he has made poor career choices in F1, after all he has "97 podiums and two titles." read more »

A second-place finish for Kimi Raikkonen in Monaco proved that the 2007 champion should not be underestimated by anyone, despite being written off by most pundits even before... read more »

With such a closely contested midfield, Guenther Steiner concedes it won't be easy for Haas to always finish inside the top ten but he thinks they can achieve it. read more »

Following a point-less Monaco GP, Nico Hulkenberg and Jolyon Palmer head to a street circuit with a difference as F1 races in Montreal. read more »

Having claimed their first-ever double points haul in Monaco, Haas head to Canada determined to put in a repeat performance. read more »

Although Toto Wolff does not want a return to the V8 engines, he concedes that F1 needs to be an "audio-visual exercise" with engine sound an important part of the... read more »

It seems the IndyCar drivers aren't at all happy with Lewis Hamilton after he criticised the quality of their series with James Hinchcliffe and Graham Rahal the latest to... read more »

Uncertain as to why their MGU-H continues to fail on the track, Honda are testing a modification but have yet to decide whether they will introduce it. read more »

Claire Williams has once again urged critics to cut Lance Stroll "some slack", after all his rookie season is "similar" to that of Sebastian Vettel and Kimi... read more »

Liberty Media are keen to see the Formula 1 calendar extended beyond next year's 21 grands prix. read more »

Vijay Mallya is unimpressed that fellow midfield team Haas have urged Formula 1 not to adopt a "socialistic-type structure" when it comes to prize money distribution. read more »

Fernando Alonso concedes that one issue facing Formula 1 is that, "more or less", you know who will win the races. read more »

Amidst reports that Jolyon Palmer's Renault seat is on the line, Cyril Abiteboul says this year's new generation of cars highlights the contrast between his two drivers. read more »

After a weekend of breaking their hoodoos, Ferrari team boss Maurizio Arrivabene says "both our drivers" performed like champions in Monaco. read more »

Honda Formula 1 boss Yusuke Hasegawa is not particularly optimistic that there is enough time to introduce its engine upgrade in Canada. read more »

Mario Andretti has branded Fernando Alonso's time at McLaren-Honda a "waste" and believes he should consider alternative options. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen are both big fans of the Canadian Grand Prix and the test that it will provide. read more »

Having got a taste for one-off races at the Monaco Grand Prix, Jenson Button will continue in that vein by racing for Team Mugen at the Suzuka 1000km race. read more »

Ferrari technical director Mattia Binotto believes the 1-2 result in Monaco shows that the SF70H is a car that behaves "very well on all types" of circuits. read more »

There does not appear to be any fall-out from the Monaco Grand Prix as Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen took part in a charity football match this week. read more »

Carlos Sainz is determined to show Red Bull that they can "count on me" as he chases a seat with the senior team. read more »

Confused by the tyre issues that blighted his chances in Monaco, Lewis Hamilton will head to Brackley to look further into it. read more »

Former Indy 500 winner Tony Kanaan has taken a dig at Lewis Hamilton after the F1 Champ cast aspersions at IndyCar drivers. read more »

Esteban Gutierrez is the latest former Formula 1 driver to step into IndyCars, replacing the injured Sebastien Bourdais for this weekend's event in Detroit. read more »