In today's F1 gossip column: ex-Renault chief Flavio Briatore receives an 18-month jail sentence; FIA keeping a close eye on IndyCar's 'windscreen';... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo believes he has the ability to take on anyone on today's Formula 1 grid in equal machinery, even Lewis Hamilton. read more »

Pierre Gasly is the latest to lament the loss of grid girls in Formula 1, saying they are part of the sport's DNA. read more »

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Amidst PR meltdown, F1 boss Chase Carey insists the sport will still have glamour despite dumping of grid girls. read more »

Following the call to scrap grid girls, CEO Chase Carey says F1 will "continue to have pretty girls at races" through the 2018 season. read more »

Formula One boss Chase Carey has assured fans the sport will lose none of its glamour despite the decision to axe 'grid girls' for 2018. read more »

Formula 1 chief executive Chase Carey has said "pretty girls" will still be part of the sport despite the recent decision to stop using grid girls. read more »

Pascal Wehrlein may have signed up for a DTM drive, however, the German says he is targeting a return to the Formula 1 grid come 2019. read more »

McLaren are expected to unveils a major sponsorship deal with Dell Technologies as the F1 team looks to return to the sharp end of the grid. read more »

Haas is reportedly planning an online launch of its new F1 car ahead of pre-season testing, plus Bernie Ecclestone continues to have his say on grid girls. read more »

Youngsters involved in karting and junior formulae of motorsport will be chosen to stand alongside drivers on the Formula 1 grid in 2018, in a new initiative 'Grid Kids'. read more »

Following last week's announcement that Formula One will no longer use 'grid girls', the sport has launched a new 'grid kids' initiative ahead of... read more »

Formula 1 have announced their intention to replace grid girls with grid kids at every race of the 2018 season and in supporting F2 and F3 races where possible. read more »

'Grid Kids' to replace grid girls in F1 for 2018 read more »

Formula 1 bosses have decided to replace grid girls with children for the 2018 season read more »

Formula 1 will use 'grid kids' in 2018 after the sport decided to stop using grid girls before races. read more »

Formula 1 will replace 'grid girls' with a new programme called 'grid kids' this season. read more »

As the debate over the decision to drop grid girls continues, FIA and F1 announce Grid Kids initiative. read more »

Formula 1 and the FIA have confirmed a new plan called ‘Grid kids’ which will replace the outgoing grid girls at every race. read more »

For the first time since 1969, there will not be a Brazilian on the Formula 1 grid in 2018, while the number of youngsters coming through junior formulae are also dropping. read more »

Banning grid girls because it puts women off becoming drivers is "baloney"; that's according to Sir Jackie Stewart. read more »

Claire Williams is hoping that Formula 1's decision to drop the grid girls will "attract more females" to motor racing. read more »

Susie Wolff says F1's removal of grid girls is "a step in the right direction", but feels the sport has bigger priorities to focus on. read more »

Formula 1's decision to axe the grid girls has been welcomed by Formula E, who couldn't resist poking at their rival series. read more »