Mercedes won’t drop Formula 1 for Formula E
Toto Wolff has quashed speculation that Mercedes' foray into Formula E could signal their exit from Formula 1.
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New circuits must deliver ‘fabulous exciting races’
In the wake of a boring Monaco GP, F1 boss Chase Carey acknowledges that any new circuits added to the calendar must be able to deliver "great" races.
Ricciardo needs more than race wins to challenge
From being "still on the outside" to "chasing down the championship leaders", even Daniel Ricciardo isn't sure about his title credentials for 2018.
Latifi handed FP1 drive for home grand prix
Nicholas Latifi will take to the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve on Friday morning, handed an FP1 drive by Force India.
Haas is no rush to begin talking to drivers
Haas will wait until after the summer break to begin talks with their drivers about next season.
Bottas: A shame to shame Monaco GP
While many drivers are calling for changes to the Monaco GP, or even scrapping the race, Valtteri Bottas has "mixed feelings" about changing the track.
Hartley: Bahrain led Toro Rosso to expect more
Brendon Hartley reckons Pierre Gasly's P4 at the Bahrain Grand Prix meant those inside Toro Rosso, and those looking in, expected more from the team.
Leclerc trying to ‘not listen’ to ‘amazing’ praise
Hailed by F1 champs as a champion-in-waiting, Charles Leclerc says he will not let the praise go to his head.
Brown: Title success won’t happen overnight
McLaren won't win the World title next season, and probably not even in 2020, but Zak Brown insists they are moving ahead with a "clear direction."
The Canadian Grand Prix timetable
The Canadian Grand Prix, which takes place around Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, marks the seventh round of the 2018 F1 World Championship.
Alonso remains the one to beat at Le Mans
Fernando Alonso upped his pace during Sunday's official 24 Hours of Le Mans test to finish fastest of all.
Coulthard: Hamilton could quit after 2020
David Coulthard believes that Lewis Hamilton could decide to walk away from the sport after the 2020 season.
Alonso tops morning session at Le Mans test
Fernando Alonso set the fastest time in the morning session of the Le Mans test on Sunday morning.
Renault yet to decide who will run B-spec in Montreal
While Renault will introduce a B-spec engine at next weekend's Canadian Grand Prix, the French manufacturer has yet to decide which teams will run the update.
Wolff: New model could bring less money
Toto Wolff believes that Liberty Media will find it more and more difficult to keep the level of income as high as it was, under the new model.
Pirelli will stay in F1 on two conditions
Tyre manufacturers Pirelli will not stay in the sport if Formula 1 stops the pace of its technological innovation and challenges.
Bottas: I ‘enjoy working’ with Lewis at Mercedes
Valtteri Bottas has said that he wants Lewis Hamilton to stay with him at Mercedes.
McLaren: Too early for driver talks
Zak Brown says McLaren won't begin talks with Fernando Alonso about his future before the summer break.
Ricciardo hopes to close the gap in Montreal
Jumping from his Monaco win to racing at another circuit he loves, Montreal, Daniel Ricciardo is hoping he can start chasing down the championship leaders.
Villeneuve: ‘Verstappen not as good as Ricciardo’
The ever-outspoken 1997 World Champion Jacques Villeneuve has said that Max Verstappen is not on the same level of Daniel Ricciardo.
Grosjean puts braking woes to rest
Months of listening to Romain Grosjean complaining about his brakes may finally be over with the Frenchman revealing he is "loving" Haas' brakes.
Force India hail Ocon’s ‘superb’ Monaco drive
Force India deputy team principal Bob Fernley believes Esteban Ocon's drive to sixth place in Monaco showed the "maturity" of the Frenchman.
Honda won’t ‘push too hard’ with upgrade
Honda technical director Toyoharu Tanabe has said the engine manufacturer "need to be careful" as they prepare to introduce an upgrade in Canada.
McLaren to hold more IndyCar talks in Detroit
McLaren representatives are heading to Detroit this weekend to meet with potential partners as they consider joining Indycar on a full-time basis.
Ericsson: Sauber need to ditch negative attitude
Marcus Ericsson wants some positive mental attitude to be instilled at Sauber after showing encouraging signs so far this season.