Last week news

Another piece of the McLaren-Renault puzzle appears to be falling into place with Robert Kubica reportedly being released from his short-term deal with the Enstone-based team.... read more »

Former world champion, Niki Lauda, has stated that Fernando Alonso's decision to leave Ferrari and join McLaren-Honda was based entirely on money. read more »

Although Bernie Ecclestone is happy that Fernando Alonso will stay on at McLaren, he reckons the McLaren-Renault partnership won't be any smoother than that with Honda.... read more »

Porsche will enter Formula 1 in 2021 having purchased the Red Bull Racing team, so says the latest round of paddock rumours. The post Porsche-Red Bull rumours gain momentum... read more »

McLaren has reached agreement with Honda to be released from their partnership and switch to Renault power from the 2018 Formula 1 season, Autosport has learned read more »

Renault are reportedly set to end their engine deal with Red Bull, informing the former champions that they will not supply them once their current contract expires. The post... read more »

Robert Kubica's manager has pointed out that it's not only the Renault Sport F1 Team that are interested in signing the former race winner for 2018. read more »

Sebastian Vettel's 'extraordinary piece of recklessness' triggered a potentially-pivotal turning point in the title race, according to Fleet Street. read more »

While in no way doubting the claims being made over the weekend, some of the issues raised simply do not make sense. read more »

McLaren's impending switch from Honda to Renault power is only a "short-term fix" and may not be the right move for the former world champions, according to this... read more »

The Head of Honda's F1 Project expects a more competitive weekend in Singapore for McLaren than they had in either Belgium or Italy. read more »

Mark Webber was happy to see the stewards declare the Singapore Grand Prix start collision a racing incident, though he suggested it was triggered by a move Sebastian Vettel... read more »

The Spaniard finished inside the top eighth in both Friday sessions in Singapore, and hopes points are forthcoming for McLaren this weekend. read more »

After talking to Sebastian Vettel, Kimi Raikkonen, Max Verstappen and Ferrari and Red Bull representatives, the FIA have decided that no action will be taken about the first... read more »

Former F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone has blamed McLaren for its failed partnership with Honda and said the team is unlikely to be any happier with Renault, ahead of an engine... read more »

Mercedes has launched its Project One hypercar at the Frankfurt motorshow, billing the 1,000bhp road car as a "Formula One car with MOT approval". Project One is... read more »

McLaren-Renault: What to expect? read more »

Toyota Gazoo Racing have put on the record that they are happy to talk with Fernando Alonso about racing with them in the 2018 24 Hours of Le Mans, if they are still in WEC... read more »

The FIA may be trying to play matchmaker this weekend in Singapore, putting McLaren and Renault in the same Friday press conference and Honda and Toro Rosso in the other. The... read more »

Following three retirements out of four across the past two Grand Prix, Eric Boullier is keen to forget about the races in Belgium and Italy and return to points scoring form... read more »

Renault made a bold attempt to grab Daniel Ricciardo from Red Bull for the 2018 Formula 1 season as part of the deal to cancel Toro Rosso's engine contract read more »

Lewis Hamilton leads the Drivers' Championship for the first time this season after his Italian GP victory, with Formula 1 2017 now set for a spectacular finale as the... read more »

Max Verstappen, Kimi Raikkonen and Sebastian Vettel will face a post-race investigation at the Singapore Grand Prix to judge if anyone was to blame for a Formula 1 start-line crash read more »

Friday's FIA press conference schedule appears to be telling us something. read more »

Ahead of the anticipated divorce, Red Bull's Christian Horner takes another swipe at Renault. read more »