Although Sebastian Vettel feels for Robert Kubica, he reckons the Polish driver's return would be a "pity for younger drivers" as he'd take away their... read more »

Ross Brawn admits he's worried that the Mercedes "steamroller" will continue on next season. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has warned Red Bull, and other teams, that he won't settle when it comes to his contract negotiations. read more »

Next under the spotlight at the end of the season are the teams who battled it out in the midfield: Force India, Williams, Renault and Toro Rosso. read more »

Sergio Marchionne says Ferrari's relationship with Sauber is "totally different" to that with Haas, which is just technical support. read more »

Sebastian Vettel says he has "no concrete answer" to the retirement question after main rival Lewis Hamilton admitted he does think about it. read more »

After a year away from motor racing, Jenson Button says his "love for racing is back". read more »

Sauber team boss Frederick Vasseur believes that in Marcus Ericsson and Charles Leclerc, the Alfa Romeo Sauber team has a "strong driver duo." read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he'll never partner Fernando Alonso as the two work like north poles of a magnet, creating "negative energy." read more »

Formula 1's commercial boss Sean Bratches says he never thought Liberty Media would be able to introduce the new-look logo and "sneak away unscathed." read more »

Although Lewis Hamilton had one of the best cars on the grid, Daniel Ricciardo believes his 2017 title triumph was down to the fact that he "maintained a cooler head"... read more »

Christian Horner reckons Sergio Marchionne would never have brought Alfa Romeo back into Formula 1 if Ferrari really were considering quitting the sport. read more »

Point-less in 2017, Marcus Ericsson believes Alfa Romeo Sauber will take a "big step" forward next season. read more »

Entering a new partnership with Toro Ross, Honda's F1 chief Yusuke Hasegawa believes it will yield a more "equal partnership" than what they experienced with... read more »

In the first of three parts, we assess each driver's performance this season, starting with those at Haas, McLaren-Honda and Sauber. read more »

Sergio Marchionne insists Ferrari's recent threat to quit F1 was not an idle one as there are "things we can't back down on." read more »

Guenther Steiner would like clarity on Liberty Media's plans to introduce a cost cap sooner rather than later. read more »

Ross Brawn is hoping to avoid any triple headers in the future, stating that 2018's one and only is the result of the football World Cup. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo reckons Daniil Kvyat could benefit from a year out of Formula 1 as it looks as if the Russian racer won't be on next year's grid. read more »

Sergey Sirotkin is hoping that his Williams tests results in a 2018 race-seat, saying he wasn't in Abu Dhabi to "enjoy the sun." read more »

Handed a Sauber race-seat for next year's championship, Charles Leclerc says his goals for 2018 are to gain experience and prove his worth. read more »

Sauber showed off their new Alfa Romeo during a media event at the Museo Storico Alfa Romeo, revealing a red and white colour scheme. read more »

Formula Two champion Charles Leclerc will move up to F1 next season after being handed a seat by Sauber. read more »

Charles Leclerc will make his Formula 1 debut next season after being confirmed alongside Marcus Ericsson in Sauber's line-up. read more »

Robert Kubica is adamant he doesn't want to be back in Formula 1 just to be a good story, rather he needs to be able to drive at a "high level." read more »