Cash-strapped Silverstone ‘in discussions with government’
2017 F1 season
Silverstone is in negotiations with the government about support as it tries to secure the British Grand Prix beyond 2019.
Silverstone is in negotiations with the government about support as it tries to secure the British Grand Prix beyond 2019.
FIA steward Derek Warwick has called on Formula One to scrap rules which were introduced after lobbying by the sport’s top drivers.
In the round-up: One week to save Manor • Renault say they won’t replace Vassuer and aim to match Mercedes next year
Martin Brundle has revealed he suffered a minor heart before conducting the podium interview at the Monaco Grand Prix last year.
Pirelli has warned that improving its much-criticised wet weather rubber will not be made easier by F1’s adoption of wider tyres in 2017.
Pirelli motorsport director Paul Hembery says the changes to F1 cars and tyres in 2017 shouldn’t make overtaking much more difficult.
Jonathan Palmer, father of F1 racer Jolyon Palmer, has added a former grand prix venue to his portfolio of British racing circuits.
In the round-up: Conflict at Renault behind Vasseur’s exit • Ferrari chief Marchionne to step down in 2019 • Ricciardo first to drive new Red Bull
Pirelli has confirmed it will bring ultra-soft tyres to the Russian Grand Prix for the first time this year and also announced the tyre choices for Bahrain.
Despite a tough title fight and a longer calendar, Lewis Hamilton didn’t ease his fast-paced jet-setting lifestyle in 2016. But did that affect his driving?
Renault team principal Frederic Vasseur has stepped down, the team has announced.
In the round-up: Hulkenberg predicts “surprises” from Renault in 2017 • Private teams “F1’s backbone” – Kaltenborn • Silverstone hoping for Liberty help
Mercedes’ chief executive director for technical Paddy Lowe has stood down, the team has announced today.
Valtteri Bottas blew Felipe Massa away in qualifying but the pair were more closely matched in the races. Here’s how they stacked up in the same cars.
In the round-up: Teams offered new chance to influence F1 • Massa ‘had Formula E offer’ • Brawn: Give small teams a chance
Esteban Gutierrez will join the Formula E field for his home race in Mexico City, the promoters have announced, indicating he is unlikely to race in F1 this year.
Nico Hulkenberg was widely expected to show Sergio Perez the way in their three-year spell at Force India, but that’s not exactly how it worked out.
In the round-up: Hakkinen believes Bottas is champion material • Toro Rosso ‘set to work 24-hour days’ • Catalunya ‘70% flat-out in 2017’
F1 Fanatic has given its verdict on the top drivers of last season. But what did other publications make of the F1 field of 2016?
In the round-up: Pirelli says it has achieved lower tyre degradation • Senna/Prost era was “boring” – Alonso • Formula E to get new investor