Conceding that he is still learning, still improving, Max Verstappen reckons he could be even better next season in his second year with Red Bull Racing. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo is hoping next year's cars will be a "lot more fun" to drive as Formula 1 embraces wider tyres, wings and more downforce. read more »

Esteban Gutierrez has revealed that he has apologised to members of the Haas team after getting a "bit aggressive" in the midst of his troubles. read more »

Kevin Magnussen has reiterated his desire to stay on at Renault in 2017, saying he has been encouraged by what he has seen in the factory. read more »

Esteban Ocon never thought he would make his Formula 1 debut this season but insists he is ready for it. read more »

Honda's F1 chief Yusuke Hasegawa says the Japanese manufacturer will incorporate more updates before the season is over as they intend using "all" 10 remaining... read more »

Mark Webber doesn't believe Mercedes' rivals are in the game yet, as Red Bull have not "really caught up" and Ferrari have been a "big... read more »

Although Valtteri Bottas has been linked to Renault, Claire Williams has hinted that he could stay on, saying she hopes to one day give him a championship-winning car. read more »

Felipe Nasr is adamant that it is not critical for Sauber to finish ahead of Manor but says the team has not given up on the goal of scoring points. read more »

Although nobody is drawing any parallels right now, the ongoing discussion about the halo driver protection system and F1's dwindling popularity have something in common. read more »

Renault are using their 2015 car as the base for next year's challenger; that's according to team principal Frederic Vasseur. read more »

Fernando Alonso thinks Formula 1 can take a leaf out of football's book when it comes to regulation changes. read more »

The organisers of the Belgian Grand Prix have taken steps to increase security in the wake of terrorist attacks in Europe. read more »

Kevin Magnussen and Jolyon Palmer will learn their fates in a few weeks as Renault are hoping to announce their 2017 driver line-up in early September. read more »

As F1's silly season rumbles on, PlanetF1 takes a look at who is in and who may be out for good... read more »

Nico Hulkenberg is hoping Sergio Perez decides to stay on at Force India next season as he reckons they work well together. read more »

Carlos Sainz says Toro Rosso made the decision to confirm his extension early in the season as they wanted to squash rumours that he would walk away from the Red Bull family. read more »

Max Verstappen may be almost a decade younger than Daniel Ricciardo, however, the Aussie says in racing terms his team-mate is "very experienced." read more »

Sebastian Vettel has refuted suggestions that setting up Ferrari's SF16-H has been a problem throughout this season, saying it is a new issue. read more »

Although Haas have made an incredible start to their F1 career, team owner Gene Haas admits it would have been better financially to have bought an existing team. read more »

Michael Schumacher is responding to treatment; that's according to former Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo. read more »

Despite reports linking other drivers to their race-seats, Cyril Abiteboul is adamant Kevin Magnussen and Jolyon Palmer are not out of the running for a 2017 Renault drive. read more »

Although Honda F1 chief Yusuke Hasegawa is encouraged by McLaren-Honda's improvements in 2016, he concedes that inconsistency is still a problem. read more »

New Manor driver Esteban Ocon has selected '31' as his race number for the Formula 1 World Championship. read more »

With F1 voting to delay cockpit protection until 2018, Carlos Sainz has asked the question "what happens if something happens in 2017?" read more »