Formula-1 News: September 2017

Thursday, September 28, 2017

Hamilton backs NFL players over anthem protest | F1 Fanatic Round-up - F1 Fanatic

In the round-up: Hamilton backs NFL players • Verstappen says he's been four-tenths quicker than Ricciardo • Massa hints at Williams rift

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Thursday Press Conference - Grandprix.com

Malaysian GP - Thursday Press Conference

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Video: Mercedes drivers meet their fans - GPUpdate.net

Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas meet fans ahead of the final Malaysian Grand Prix at the Sepang International Circuit.

Read more: Video: Mercedes drivers meet their fans - GPUpdate.net

Ex-Sauber driver Nasr gets sportscar deal - GPUpdate.net

Ex-Sauber driver Felipe Nasr will switch to sportscars in 2018, after signing to race for Action Express Racing in the IMSA WeatherTech championship. Nasr…

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Malaysian Grand Prix: What can you do with an old F1 track? - BBC F1

2017's Malaysian Grand Prix is the last at the Sepang circuit. What happened to other old tracks?

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Halo “must be used in all categories” – Kubica | 2018 F1 season - F1 Fanatic

Robert Kubica has voiced strong support for the Halo head protection system which will be introduced in Formula One and Formula Two next year.

Read more: Halo “must be used in all categories” – Kubica | 2018 F1 season - F1 Fanatic

Villeneuve takes final win after Schumacher brothers collide | 1997 Luxembourg Grand Prix flashback - F1 Fanatic

Jacques Villeneuve's victory in the Luxembourg Grand Prix 20 years ago today was the last of his career and put him within touching distance of the title.

Read more: Villeneuve takes final win after Schumacher brothers collide | 1997 Luxembourg Grand Prix flashback - F1 Fanatic

Ericsson: 'Big push needed' for 2018 seat - GPUpdate.net

Sauber driver Marcus Ericsson says "a big push is needed" over the final stages of the season if he is to convince the team to extend his contract into…

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Alonso punched a wall after Singapore exit - PlanetF1

Booted out of the Singapore GP through no fault of his own, Fernando Alonso punched a hole in the wall in his private drivers' room.

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The best from Kimi Raikkonen - PlanetF1

Attending Thursday's FIA press conference, Kimi Raikkonen weighed in on the heat, what he'll miss about Sepang, his not so great performances and who is the best on the grid.

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Thursday’s FIA press conference – part 1 - PlanetF1

Sebastian Vettel, Max Verstappen and Kimi Raikkonen faced the media in part one of Thursday's FIA press conference in Malaysia.

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Lewis Hamilton: Sebastian Vettel will bounce back after Singapore crash - BBC F1

Lewis Hamilton expects title rival Sebastian Vettel to come back fighting after crashing out of the last race in Singapore at the start.

Read more: Lewis Hamilton: Sebastian Vettel will bounce back after Singapore crash - BBC F1

Thursday’s FIA press conference – part 2 - PlanetF1

New boy Pierre Gasly joined Carlos Sainz and Marcus Ericsson for part two of Thursday's FIA press conference in Malaysia.

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Hamilton out to expose rivals - SkySports F1

Lewis Hamilton says exposing a rival's "weak spots" is a key part of his title-challenging armoury as he aims to make Sebastian Vettel's Singapore crash the final turning point in their title battle.

Read more: Hamilton out to expose rivals - SkySports F1

Bottas ‘still allowed to win races’ - PlanetF1

Although Valtteri Bottas says he's still allowed to race Lewis Hamilton, he acknowledges that if his team-mate needs his help, he "would accept it."

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Alonso near McLaren decision - SkySports F1

Fernando Alonso says he hopes to reach a final decision on his future following the Japanese GP, but has once again hinted he will remain with McLaren.

Read more: Alonso near McLaren decision - SkySports F1

Perez ‘concerned’ about McLaren threat in 2018 - PlanetF1

Sergio Perez admits McLaren could threaten Force India's 'best of the rest' tag when they swap to Renault power in 2018.

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Gasly: That’s how it works - PlanetF1

Although Pierre Gasly feels sorry for Daniil Kvyat, the driver he is replacing for the next two races, he says that is how F1 "works."

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Kubica says his chance of returning to F1 is “very slight” | 2017 F1 season - F1 Fanatic

Robert Kubica has admitted his chance of making a return to Formula One is "very slight" despite his recent tests for Renault.

Read more: Kubica says his chance of returning to F1 is “very slight” | 2017 F1 season - F1 Fanatic

Vettel still believes he can beat Hamilton - Grandprix.com

Sebastian Vettel does not think his championship hopes ended in Singapore.

Read more: Vettel still believes he can beat Hamilton - Grandprix.com

McLaren-Renault to benefit both sides in 2018 says Prost - Grandprix.com

Alain Prost thinks the new McLaren-Renault alliance for 2018 will help both parties.

Read more: McLaren-Renault to benefit both sides in 2018 says Prost - Grandprix.com

Verstappen says he's faster than Ricciardo - Grandprix.com

Max Verstappen thinks he is driving better than his teammate Daniel Ricciardo this year.

Read more: Verstappen says he's faster than Ricciardo - Grandprix.com

Jolyon Palmer: British driver must impress in final races in an attempt to secure place in F1 next season - BBC F1

Britain's Jolyon Palmer thinks "there is a chance" he may drive for Williams next year, but the team is exploring options with Robert Kubica.

Read more: Jolyon Palmer: British driver must impress in final races in an attempt to secure place in F1 next season - BBC F1

2017 Malaysian Grand Prix build-up in pictures | F1 Pictures - F1 Fanatic

Pictures from the build-up to the 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix.

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Body language shows Alonso staying says Boullier - Grandprix.com

Little doubt remains that Fernando Alonso is staying in F1 with McLaren next year.

Read more: Body language shows Alonso staying says Boullier - Grandprix.com

Honda to slow engine upgrades to McLaren - Grandprix.com

Honda looks set to slow down the improvements to its engine made available to McLaren for the remaining races of 2017.

Read more: Honda to slow engine upgrades to McLaren - Grandprix.com

2017 championship not decided yet says Brawn - Grandprix.com

Ross Brawn has backed Sebastian Vettel's view that the Ferrari driver is still in the title hunt.

Read more: 2017 championship not decided yet says Brawn - Grandprix.com

Vettel shrugs off Hamilton criticism - SkySports F1

Ferrari have played down their faltering form with Sebastian Vettel shrugging off Lewis Hamilton's apparent criticism of his driving.

Read more: Vettel shrugs off Hamilton criticism - SkySports F1

Sainz unhappy to miss first practice again | 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Carlos Sainz Jnr is frustrated he will not drive in the first practice session for the second weekend in a row in Malaysia.

Read more: Sainz unhappy to miss first practice again | 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Vettel vows not to change his approach - PlanetF1

Despite crashing out of the Singapore GP after a dubious start - and taking a hit in the title race as a consequence - Sebastian Vettel insists he won't change his approach.

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Gasly hasn’t been told how many races he’ll do | 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Pierre Gasly says he doesn't know whether he'll do all six of the remaining races after he makes his F1 debut for Toro Rosso this weekend.

Read more: Gasly hasn’t been told how many races he’ll do | 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

No point dwelling on cause of Singapore crash – Vettel | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Sebastian Vettel said the first corner crash at the Singapore Grand Prix which eliminated him and three other drivers was "part of racing".

Read more: No point dwelling on cause of Singapore crash – Vettel | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Vandoorne: 2017 trials have made me stronger - PlanetF1

Although his first full season in F1 has not yielded the results that Stoffel Vandoorne wanted, he believes the trials have made him a better driver.

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Raikkonen doubts he’ll miss Malaysia after final race | 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

The disappearance of the Malaysian Grand Prix from the calendar after this weekend's race is not causing Kimi Raikkonen any concern.

Read more: Raikkonen doubts he’ll miss Malaysia after final race | 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Massa makes case for Williams stay - SkySports F1

Felipe Massa believes he remains the best option for a Williams drive in 2018 - but insists he is "relaxed" if the team does replace him.

Read more: Massa makes case for Williams stay - SkySports F1

Red Bull ‘open’ to Aston Martin engine deal - PlanetF1

Set to take on Aston Martin as their title sponsor come 2018, Christian Horner says Red Bull are "absolutely open" to running their engines in the future.

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Wednesday, September 27, 2017

Kvyat ‘back for US GP’ – sponsor | F1 Fanatic Round-up - F1 Fanatic

In the round-up: Kvyat 'back for US GP' - sponsor • 2018 "good test" for McLaren - Alonso • Red Bull increase spending on team

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Malaysian GP – Preview - F1technical.net

Malaysia plays host to the next round of the 2017 Formula One Championship. The Malaysian Grand Prix has been held for 37 times over its history and it is set to close the latest chapter of its history book with this weekend.

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Haas 'hasn't given up' on taking seventh - GPUpdate.net

Haas Team Principal Guenther Steiner says the outfit "hasn't given up" on taking seventh in the Constructors' Championship this year, despite slipping to the…

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Four F1 races in five weeks! - SkySports F1

Get set for F1 2017 to go into overdrive with four Grands Prix in the space of the next five weekends - all live on Sky Sports F1.

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McLaren to learn truth about car - SkySports F1

Fernando Alonso says McLaren will find out "the truth" about their car next season when they are pitched alongside Red Bull as Renault customers.

Read more: McLaren to learn truth about car - SkySports F1

Video: Brembo previews Malaysian Grand Prix - GPUpdate.net

Brembo, which supplies several Formula 1 teams with brakes, takes a look at the requirements for Turn 1 at the Malaysian Grand Prix, the hardest braking point…

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Alonso: McLaren working flat out to improve - PlanetF1

Fernando Alonso says McLaren are working "flat out" to not only end this season on a high note but to ensure that they are ready for 2018.

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In photos: Kvyat's highs and lows in F1 - GPUpdate.net

Daniil Kvyat will watch the next two Grands Prix from the sidelines after being replaced at Toro Rosso by Pierre Gasly. GPUpdate.net takes a look at some of…

Read more: In photos: Kvyat's highs and lows in F1 - GPUpdate.net

Can Vettel halt Hamilton’s momentum? Five Malaysian GP talking points | 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Are we set for another surprise twist in the championship fight? Here's five talking points for this weekend's race.

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Halo device to cost up to EUR 24,000 - Grandprix.com

F1 teams are surprised about the high cost of the controversial 'Halo' safety devices that are mandatory for 2018.

Read more: Halo device to cost up to EUR 24,000 - Grandprix.com

Nasr admits F1 return unlikely - Grandprix.com

Former Sauber driver Felipe Nasr says he wants to get back to racing next year.

Read more: Nasr admits F1 return unlikely - Grandprix.com

Sponsor says Kvyat out for two races only - Grandprix.com

A Toro Rosso sponsor says Daniil Kvyat could be back in the car in a month.

Read more: Sponsor says Kvyat out for two races only - Grandprix.com

‘Priceless Hamilton gives Merc grey hair’ - PlanetF1

Although Toto Wolff admits Lewis Hamilton is "priceless" to Mercedes, there are times that the driver gives his bosses "grey hair."

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Force India ‘sad’ to see Malaysia go - PlanetF1

Sergio Perez and Esteban Ocon preview Formula 1's final Malaysian GP, admitting that they are both "sad" to say goodbye to the Sepang circuit.

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2017 Malaysian Grand Prix track preview | 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

The Sepang International Circuit has had no major changes since it held its first race in 1999, but this year's Malaysian Grand Prix will be its last.

Read more: 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix track preview | 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Win! 3 nights at Praia D’El Rey Golf & Beach Resort - PlanetF1

One lucky winner and a guest of their choice will win a 3 night stay for 2 people at the 5* Praia D’El Rey Golf & Beach Resort.

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McLaren open to ‘compromise’ over special payments - PlanetF1

Zak Brown says McLaren would be open to a "compromise" regarding the "special payments" that the Woking team and others receive.

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Technical: McLaren's switch to Renault PUs - GPUpdate.net

McLaren will abandon Honda in favour of Renault power units in 2018, but how will the team adapt and integrate with a new supplier? GPUpdate.net technical…

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Video: Alonso's message to McLaren fans - GPUpdate.net

Fernando Alonso visits the McLaren Technology Centre and sends a message to the team's fans ahead of this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang.

Read more: Video: Alonso's message to McLaren fans - GPUpdate.net

Gasly to race number ’10’ - PlanetF1

Pierre Gasly has chosen '10' as his permanent race number ahead of his Malaysian Grand Prix debut.

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Hamilton: F1 losing toughest grand prix - PlanetF1

As Formula 1 prepares to say goodbye to the Malaysian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton reckons the sport is losing "the toughest" race on the calendar.

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Gasly ‘not worried’ ahead of F1 debut - PlanetF1

Pierre Gasly insists he is not worried about his upcoming Formula 1 debut, rather he is "very happy" to be racing at Sepang.

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Can Lewis beat Schumi's win record? - SkySports F1

60 down, 31 to go?

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Di Resta doing all he can for Williams drive - PlanetF1

Paul di Resta believes that if he is given the chance to race for Williams next season, he will prove that he has learned from his past mistakes.

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Preview: Formula 1 bids farewell to Malaysia - GPUpdate.net

Formula 1 will visit Malaysia, and the Sepang circuit, for the final time this weekend, ending the country's near 20-year run in the sport. GPUpdate.net…

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Video: Ferrari previews final Malaysian GP - GPUpdate.net

Ferrari previews the final Malaysian Grand Prix at the Sepang International Circuit.

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Tuesday, September 26, 2017

Hamilton says it’s sad F1 is losing its “toughest race” | F1 Fanatic Round-up - F1 Fanatic

In the round-up: Hamilton: Sad to lose "toughest race" • Surprise FIA resignation • Gasly takes Kobayashi's old number

Read more: Hamilton says it’s sad F1 is losing its “toughest race” | F1 Fanatic Round-up - F1 Fanatic

Malaysian Grand Prix: A final farewell to the Sepang circuit - BBC F1

The final Malaysian Grand Prix could represent the end of the era of expensive, hard-to-get-to enormo-tracks.

Read more: Malaysian Grand Prix: A final farewell to the Sepang circuit - BBC F1

Formula 1: Sebastian Vettel's Singapore woe - BBC F1

All Sebastian Vettel had to do was breeze into a commanding championship lead - instead he cleared a bunch of cars out of his rival Lewis Hamilton's way for him.

Read more: Formula 1: Sebastian Vettel's Singapore woe - BBC F1

Gasly replaces Kvyat at Toro Rosso - Grandprix.com

Scuderia Toro Rosso has announced that Red Bull junior driver Pierre Gasly will replace Daniil Kvyat for the remainder of the season, alongside Carlos Sainz.

Read more: Gasly replaces Kvyat at Toro Rosso - Grandprix.com

2017 Malaysian Grand Prix stats preview | 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

From the Singapore Grand Prix, where a first-lap crash hit Sebastian Vettel’s championship hopes hard, the F1 field heads to Malaysia, where Vettel also failed to make it beyond lap one 12 months ago. On that occasion it was Nico Rosberg who Vettel collided with, ending the Ferrari driver’s race on the first lap. But … Continue reading 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix stats preview

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F1 fans choose 2001 Malaysian GP in vote - GPUpdate.net

Formula 1 fans can watch the 2001 Malaysian Grand Prix online, in full, after the event came out on top in a fan vote, the first of its kind under the sport's…

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Teams pick tyre choices for Japanese GP - PlanetF1

McLaren have opted for the most aggressive strategy at the Suzuka circuit next weekend, with Mercedes and Ferrari splitting the same strategies between them.

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McLaren make most aggressive tyre selection for Suzuka | 2017 Japanese Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

McLaren has been especially aggressive in its tyre selection for next week's Japanese Grand Prix.

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Feature: What next for sidelined Kvyat? - GPUpdate.net

In the space of 18 months, Daniil Kvyat has gone from the podium with Red Bull to sitting on the sidelines, with his Toro Rosso car piloted by a fellow racer.…

Read more: Feature: What next for sidelined Kvyat? - GPUpdate.net

Red Bull goes aggressive with Japan tyres - GPUpdate.net

Red Bull has gone more aggressive than main rivals Mercedes and Ferrari with its tyre selections for next weekend's Japanese Grand Prix. Pirelli will bring…

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Gasly to replace Kvyat for 'next Grand Prix' - F1technical.net

Pierre Gasly will take Daniil Kvyat's place at Toro Rosso for the next Grand Prix. While speculation was widespread that Carlos Sainz would be set for an early move to Renault, it is now Kvyat who will have to make room for the upcoming talent.

Read more: Gasly to replace Kvyat for 'next Grand Prix' - F1technical.net

Tost: ‘Kvyat has not shown true potential’ - PlanetF1

Toro Rosso team principal Franz Tost has said that Daniil Kvyat's "mistakes of his own making" have contributed to him being dropped from the team.

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Gasly chooses 10 as permanent F1 number - GPUpdate.net

Toro Rosso driver Pierre Gasly has selected 10 as his permanent race number in Formula 1, ahead of his debut at the Malaysian Grand Prix. Toro Rosso…

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Pierre Gasly to make Formula 1 debut with Toro Rosso in Malaysia - BBC F1

French driver Pierre Gasly will make his Formula 1 debut with Toro Rosso at this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix.

Read more: Pierre Gasly to make Formula 1 debut with Toro Rosso in Malaysia - BBC F1

Toro Rosso confirm Kvyat dropped for Gasly - PlanetF1

Toro Rosso have confirmed that Pierre Gasly will replace Daniil Kvyat for the next 'grands prix', starting in Malaysia this weekend.

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Gasly replaces Kvyat at Toro Rosso - SkySports F1

Pierre Gasly will replace Daniil Kvyat at Toro Rosso for the "next Grands Prix".

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Kvyat loses seat to Gasly for Malaysian Grand Prix | 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Daniil Kvyat has been dropped from Toro Rosso's driver line-up for this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix to make way for rookie Pierre Gasly.

Read more: Kvyat loses seat to Gasly for Malaysian Grand Prix | 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Alonso’s Singapore engine given all-clear - PlanetF1

Fernando Alonso will be able to re-use the engine fitted for the Singapore Grand Prix after no terminal damage was found following the chaotic start.

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FIA technical boss Budkowski resigns - PlanetF1

Head of the FIA's F1 technical department Marcin Budkowski has resigned with immediate effect and has been placed on gardening leave for three months.

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Kvyat out, Gasly in for Malaysian GP - PlanetF1

Pierre Gasly is set to replace Daniil Kvyat for Toro Rosso at the Malaysian Grand Prix, according to several reports.

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Force India armed with upgrades in Sepang - PlanetF1

Force India technical boss Andy Green has revealed that the team will be boosted by both aero and engine upgrades for the Malaysian Grand Prix this weekend.

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Kubica not denying Williams rumours - Grandprix.com

Robert Kubica has not denied speculation he is now in the running for the Williams race seat for 2018.

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Mercedes will not cage polarising Hamilton - Grandprix.com

Mercedes says it will continue to allow Lewis Hamilton to express his personality and opinions.

Read more: Mercedes will not cage polarising Hamilton - Grandprix.com

F1 losing toughest race on calendar says Hamilton - Grandprix.com

Lewis Hamilton on Tuesday said F1's "toughest race" will be missing on next year's calendar.

Read more: F1 losing toughest race on calendar says Hamilton - Grandprix.com

Vote: Massa, Kubica or Di Resta at Williams? - PlanetF1

Williams have reportedly whittled down their shortlist to three for the 2018 season, but who do you think will line-up alongside Lance Stroll?

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Overview: Assessing the 2019 driver market - GPUpdate.net

It may only be September 2017, but the short-term deals and static nature of the driver market means posturing is already taking place for 2019, as GPUpdate.net…

Read more: Overview: Assessing the 2019 driver market - GPUpdate.net

F1 to make cars louder with microphone - Grandprix.com

F1 owner Liberty Media is backing an initiative to make the cars louder.

Read more: F1 to make cars louder with microphone - Grandprix.com

Bottas confident he can earn another Merc deal - PlanetF1

Valtteri Bottas has said he is "happy" to extend his stay at Mercedes into a second year, but is already looking to put in the performances to earn another deal.

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McLaren will ‘at least win a race’ next year - PlanetF1

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier has said that he believes McLaren will win "at least one race" next season after ditching Honda for Renault power.

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Monday, September 25, 2017

Strolls ‘thwarted plan for Kubica test at Suzuka’ | F1 Fanatic Round-up - F1 Fanatic

In the round-up: Strolls 'thwarted plan for Kubica test' • Aston Martin urge engine cost cuts • Boullier eyes 2018 win chance

Read more: Strolls ‘thwarted plan for Kubica test at Suzuka’ | F1 Fanatic Round-up - F1 Fanatic

Aston Martin to be title sponsor of Red Bull in 2018 - F1technical.net

Today Red Bull Racing announced Aston Martin as title partner from the 2018 season. The team has already been working with the world famous sportscar maker for 18 months, following which Red Bull Racing sees the title sponsorship as a "logical step" in strengthening their relationship.

Read more: Aston Martin to be title sponsor of Red Bull in 2018 - F1technical.net

2017 Malaysian Grand Prix TV Times | 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Don't miss any of the 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix sessions - here are the times for all of this weekend's action.

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Video: McLaren speakers in race liveries - GPUpdate.net

McLaren paired up with Logitech's Ultimate Ears to create a set of ultra-exclusive speakers, inspired by the team's liveries throughout the ages.

Read more: Video: McLaren speakers in race liveries - GPUpdate.net

Di Resta leading Williams race? - SkySports F1

Paul di Resta remains a leading contender to drive for Williams next season alongside Lance Stroll, as the final pieces in the 2018 driver market prepare to fall into place.

Read more: Di Resta leading Williams race? - SkySports F1

Williams confirms it is evaluating Kubica - GPUpdate.net

Williams has confirmed that Robert Kubica is one of the drivers it is evaluating for a race seat in 2018, as the Pole continues his journey towards a potential…

Read more: Williams confirms it is evaluating Kubica - GPUpdate.net

Hamilton's Singapore win does not change our approach - Mercedes - BBC F1

Lewis Hamilton will have to remain on top of his game to maintain his lead in the F1 championship, his Mercedes team say.

Read more: Hamilton's Singapore win does not change our approach - Mercedes - BBC F1

Alonso: McLaren ‘still fighting for everything’ - PlanetF1

Fernando Alonso and Stoffel Vandoorne preview the Malaysian Grand Prix following a mixed result in Singapore.

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Massa: Williams or bust for me next season - PlanetF1

Felipe Massa believes he has two options next season: stay at Williams for another year or be left doing nothing.

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Ricciardo: Seb, Lewis not better than me or Max - PlanetF1

Daniel Ricciardo believes that Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton are no match for himself and Max Verstappen.

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Lewis grateful for Vettel 'weaknesses' - SkySports F1

Lewis Hamilton says he is enjoying his battle with Sebastian Vettel more than ever, but admits it is "great to see some weaknesses" in the four-time world champion as the 2017 title battle intensifies.

Read more: Lewis grateful for Vettel 'weaknesses' - SkySports F1

Marko optimistic about Red Bull-Honda future - Grandprix.com

Red Bull is "optimistic" about Honda's future in formula one.

Read more: Marko optimistic about Red Bull-Honda future - Grandprix.com

McLaren-Renault targets race win in 2018 - Grandprix.com

Eric Boullier thinks McLaren can make a swift return to the top step of the podium.

Read more: McLaren-Renault targets race win in 2018 - Grandprix.com

Wolff: Malaysia suits Mercedes’ strengths - PlanetF1

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff is cautiously optimistic of further success this weekend as Formula 1 prepares to head to Malaysia for the final time.

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Gossip: Aston Martin hints at F1 engine plans - BBC F1

Aston Martin hint at future engine involvement, Hamilton has "no desire" to chase Schumacher record, di Resta in Williams hopes, plus more.

Read more: Gossip: Aston Martin hints at F1 engine plans - BBC F1

2017 Singapore Grand Prix team radio transcript | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

The slowly drying Singapore track demanded utmost concentration from the drivers, several of which were not happy about the radio chatter they heard.

Read more: 2017 Singapore Grand Prix team radio transcript | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Palmer stays on as he eyes bigger pay-off - PlanetF1

Jolyon Palmer appears to be seeing out the season with Renault and will not be replaced by Carlos Sainz before 2018.

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F1 presses ahead with engine rule change - Grandprix.com

F1 has resisted a push to call off a scheduled engine rule change for 2018.

Read more: F1 presses ahead with engine rule change - Grandprix.com

Palmer set to keep Renault seat in 2017 - Grandprix.com

Jolyon Palmer looks set to keep his race seat at Renault for the rest of the 2018 season.

Read more: Palmer set to keep Renault seat in 2017 - Grandprix.com

Vasseur admits Ericsson could leave Sauber - Grandprix.com

Frederic Vasseur says Mercedes junior Pascal Wehrlein is still in the running to stay at Sauber next year.

Read more: Vasseur admits Ericsson could leave Sauber - Grandprix.com

How have drivers filled the break? - SkySports F1

Holidaying, fashion shows, travelling, training and resting. The Formula 1 field has found plenty of ways to keep busy since Singapore.

Read more: How have drivers filled the break? - SkySports F1

Grosjean braced for ‘hardest race of the year’ - PlanetF1

Haas duo Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen have contrasting views on the upcoming Malaysian Grand Prix, which will be leaving the F1 calendar after this weekend.

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Last-lap crash means F3 title fight goes to the wire | Weekend Racing Wrap - F1 Fanatic

Last weekend set up final-round title-deciders in European Formula Three, Japanese Super Formula, the DTM and the Formula Renault Eurocup.

Read more: Last-lap crash means F3 title fight goes to the wire | Weekend Racing Wrap - F1 Fanatic

Aston Martin Red Bull Racing from 2018 - PlanetF1

Red Bull have announced that they will become known as Aston Martin Red Bull Racing from 2018 after they confirmed the sports car manufacturer as their new title sponsor.

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Aston Martin to be Red Bull's title partners - SkySports F1

Red Bull have confirmed that Aston Martin will be the team's title sponsors in 2018.

Read more: Aston Martin to be Red Bull's title partners - SkySports F1

Still hope for Wehrlein to retain Sauber seat - PlanetF1

Sauber team boss Fred Vasseur has not completely ruled out Pascal Wehrlein staying with the team next year, saying it would a "mistake" to retain Marcus Ericsson because of his connections.

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Aston Martin becomes Red Bull title sponsor for 2018 | 2018 F1 season - F1 Fanatic

Aston Martin will become Red Bull's title sponsor in 2018, the team has confirmed.

Read more: Aston Martin becomes Red Bull title sponsor for 2018 | 2018 F1 season - F1 Fanatic

Quiz! Test your Malaysian GP knowledge - PlanetF1

Ahead of the final Malaysian Grand Prix before it drops off the calendar, see how well you can remember the classic moments it has provided over the years.

The post Quiz! Test your Malaysian GP knowledge appeared first on PlanetF1.

Aston Martin to become Red Bull title partner - GPUpdate.net

British luxury sportscar manufacturer Aston Martin will become the title and innovation partner of Red Bull from the 2018 season, with the team to be known as…

Read more: Aston Martin to become Red Bull title partner - GPUpdate.net

Quiz! Test your Malaysian Grand Prix knowledge - PlanetF1

Ahead of the final Malaysian Grand Prix before it drops off the calendar, see how well you can remember the classic moments it has provided over the years.

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Current cars to be used in demo runs - PlanetF1

FIA's World Motor Sport Council have relaxed the rules regarding which cars can be used in demonstration runs, meaning we will see current Formula 1 cars showcased out on the road.

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McLaren slump to £6million loss in 2016 - PlanetF1

McLaren's rocky relationship with Honda has clearly been reflected in their latest financial figures - falling from a £4million profit in 2015 to a £6million loss last year.

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Sunday, September 24, 2017

Video: Carlos Sainz versus Carlos Sainz - GPUpdate.net

Red Bull sets up a race between Carlos Sainz and Carlos Sainz - with Senior and Junior facing off in buggies.

Read more: Video: Carlos Sainz versus Carlos Sainz - GPUpdate.net

F1 is “not a sport you can go back to” – Hamilton | F1 Fanatic Round-up - F1 Fanatic

In the round-up: F1 is "not a sport you can go back to" - Hamilton • Aitken got "up to speed quickly" in test

Read more: F1 is “not a sport you can go back to” – Hamilton | F1 Fanatic Round-up - F1 Fanatic

Hamilton: ‘No desire to chase Schumacher’s seven titles’ - PlanetF1

Lewis Hamilton has said that chasing down Michael Schumacher's record of seven World Championship titles is not something he "desires" to do.

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Sainz encouraged by Renault development - PlanetF1

Carlos Sainz has "a smile on my face" after keeping a close eye on Renault and the progress they have made with developing their car.

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Formula 1: The Pursuit of Speed reviewed | F1 review - F1 Fanatic

The Cahier photographic archive has been raided for this latest candidate for your coffee table. But is this more than just a collection of pretty pictures?

Read more: Formula 1: The Pursuit of Speed reviewed | F1 review - F1 Fanatic

Villeneuve baffled by Toro Rosso-Honda decision - PlanetF1

1997 World Champion Jacques Villeneuve has said he "doesn't understand" Toro Rosso and their decision to partner Honda from next season onward.

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Lotus 18: The autobiography of Moss’s ‘912’ reviewed | F1 review - F1 Fanatic

Books about individual F1 car designs are common but it's unusual to come across an entire work dedicated to a single example of a car.

Read more: Lotus 18: The autobiography of Moss’s ‘912’ reviewed | F1 review - F1 Fanatic

FIA amend jump start regulations for 2018 - PlanetF1

The FIA will introduce penalties for illegal race starts in 2018 after reviewing the Sporting Regulations - for both jumping the lights and not lining up on the grid correctly.

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Ricciardo: Max a tougher team-mate than Vettel - PlanetF1

Daniel Ricciardo has said Max Verstappen has proven to be a tougher team-mate than his former counterpart Sebastian Vettel.

The post Ricciardo: Max a tougher team-mate than Vettel appeared first on PlanetF1.

Flashback: Malaysia's dramatic 2016 race - GPUpdate.net

Last weekend's Singapore Grand Prix was a potentially season-defining race, with Lewis Hamilton winning after Sebastian Vettel's dramatic retirement in the wake…

Read more: Flashback: Malaysia's dramatic 2016 race - GPUpdate.net

Formula 1 tweaks jump start regulations - GPUpdate.net

The FIA has tightened next year's Sporting Regulations regarding jump starts in Formula 1, raising the possibility of penalties even if its own system is not…

Read more: Formula 1 tweaks jump start regulations - GPUpdate.net

Saturday, September 23, 2017

McLaren and Honda: The Big F1 Quiz - SkySports F1

McLaren and Honda have confirmed they will split at the end of the 2017 season - but how much can you remember from the plagued three-year relationship?

Read more: McLaren and Honda: The Big F1 Quiz - SkySports F1

Video: Toto Wolff tackles the Nürburgring - GPUpdate.net

Watch as Mercedes boss Toto Wolff tackles the Nürburgring in a Mercedes-Benz 190 E 2.5-16 Evolution II during the Touring Cars Classics event.

Read more: Video: Toto Wolff tackles the Nürburgring - GPUpdate.net

Ricciardo wants sign Red Bull can fight for title by 2019 | F1 Fanatic Round-up - F1 Fanatic

In the round-up: Ricciardo wants sign Red Bull can fight for title by 2019 • F1 needs to be a bigger spectacle - Malaysia promoter • Bottas targeting Vettel

Read more: Ricciardo wants sign Red Bull can fight for title by 2019 | F1 Fanatic Round-up - F1 Fanatic

Caption Competition 138: Singapore marshals | Caption Competition - F1 Fanatic

Here are the Singapore Grand Prix marshals showing their enthusiasm for this year's tenth running of their race. Can you come up with the funniest caption for this picture?

Read more: Caption Competition 138: Singapore marshals | Caption Competition - F1 Fanatic

F1 relaxes rules over current cars for demos - GPUpdate.net

Formula 1's Sporting Regulations have been relaxed in order to allow current-spec cars to be run at any demonstration events organised by Liberty…

Read more: F1 relaxes rules over current cars for demos - GPUpdate.net

Red Bull duo preview Malaysian Grand Prix - PlanetF1

Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen reflect on their 1-2 finish last year and their expectations for this year's race.

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Fernley: FOM need to stop talking, start delivering - PlanetF1

Force India's deputy team principal Bob Fernley has called on Formula 1's owners to start letting their actions speak louder than their words.

The post Fernley: FOM need to stop talking, start delivering appeared first on PlanetF1.

Hulk: ‘Hard to find right balance’ in Malaysia - PlanetF1

Nico Hulkenberg and Jolyon Palmer are both looking forward to the challenge ahead at the hot and humid Malaysian Grand Prix.

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FOM working on exhaust microphones for TV - PlanetF1

Formula One's commercial managing director Sean Bratches has said there are plans in place to make the sport more of a spectacle for television viewers.

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Hamilton ‘grateful’ for Vettel mistakes - PlanetF1

Lewis Hamilton has said he is "grateful" for the mistakes made by Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari this year after he extended his World Championship lead in Singapore.

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Palmer: Points a weight off my shoulders - GPUpdate.net

Renault's Jolyon Palmer says scoring points in Singapore was a "weight off the shoulders" and feels he can tackle the remaining six Grands Prix with renewed…

Read more: Palmer: Points a weight off my shoulders - GPUpdate.net

McLaren offered Honda alternatives before divorce - PlanetF1

McLaren boss Eric Boullier has revealed there were alternatives on the table for Honda before splitting, including a year-long sabbatical.

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Friday, September 22, 2017

Hamilton says he’s ‘grateful for Vettel’s mistakes’ | F1 Fanatic Round-up - F1 Fanatic

In the round-up: Hamilton 'grateful for Vettel's mistakes' • F1 to test microphones in exhausts • Honda to go conservative

Read more: Hamilton says he’s ‘grateful for Vettel’s mistakes’ | F1 Fanatic Round-up - F1 Fanatic

Notifications, Live Guide, MySport and social media with BBC Sport - BBC F1

With latest scores and headlines sent straight to your device, personalisation and much more, ensure you have a great sporting life with BBC Sport.

Read more: Notifications, Live Guide, MySport and social media with BBC Sport - BBC F1

When's the Malaysia GP on Sky? - SkySports F1

McLaren-Honda said and done - SkySports F1

Vettel’s engine survived Singapore crashes - PlanetF1

There is some good news for Sebastian Vettel in the wake of his Singapore DNF with reports claiming his engine escaped unscathed in his crashes.

The post Vettel’s engine survived Singapore crashes appeared first on PlanetF1.

Earthquake will not stop Mexico GP - Grandprix.com

Next month's grand prix in Mexico City looks set to go ahead, despite a devastating earthquake whose death toll is approaching 300.

Read more: Earthquake will not stop Mexico GP - Grandprix.com

McLaren offered Honda sabbatical option says Boullier - Grandprix.com

Honda rejected a proposal whereby it would take a "sabbatical" and return to McLaren at a later date.

Read more: McLaren offered Honda sabbatical option says Boullier - Grandprix.com

Sainz unsure of early Renault debut - Grandprix.com

Carlos Sainz says he still doesn't know which car he will be racing in Malaysia next week.

Read more: Sainz unsure of early Renault debut - Grandprix.com

Vettel engine not damaged in crash - Grandprix.com

Sebastian Vettel's engine was not damaged in his first-lap Singapore crash last weekend.

Read more: Vettel engine not damaged in crash - Grandprix.com

FIA further limits engine components for 2018 - PlanetF1

Despite a barrage of complaints when Monza saw a total of 150 grid place penalties handed down, the FIA has announced further limits to engine components for 2018.

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Hamilton credits lack of errors - SkySports F1

Lewis Hamilton says he will stay true to the approach which has taken him into a 28-point lead of the World Championship heading into the deciding six races of 2017.

Read more: Hamilton credits lack of errors - SkySports F1

Renault will part with Red Bull - Grandprix.com

Cyril Abiteboul has all but confirmed reports Renault and Red Bull will split after next season.

Read more: Renault will part with Red Bull - Grandprix.com

Mateschitz not tired of F1 says Berger - Grandprix.com

Gerhard Berger has hit back at rumours Red Bull is getting "tired" of formula one.

Read more: Mateschitz not tired of F1 says Berger - Grandprix.com

Sauber tipped to choose drivers soon - Grandprix.com

Sauber will reportedly make the call about its 2018 driver lineup soon.

Read more: Sauber tipped to choose drivers soon - Grandprix.com

Brawn: Vettel is not out of the fight - PlanetF1

Former Ferrari technical director Ross Brawn is adamant that the title fight is not over, insisting that Sebastian Vettel still has a chance.

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F1 tightens up rules on jump starts for 2018 | 2018 F1 season - F1 Fanatic

Formula One will impose tougher rules intended to prevent drivers from jumping the start of races from the 2018 F1 season.

Read more: F1 tightens up rules on jump starts for 2018 | 2018 F1 season - F1 Fanatic

Hulkenberg’s seven missed chances to score his first podium | 2017 F1 season - F1 Fanatic

Nico Hulkenberg has set a new record for having the longest F1 career without finishing on the podium. Has he squandered opportunities or just been unlucky?

Read more: Hulkenberg’s seven missed chances to score his first podium | 2017 F1 season - F1 Fanatic

F1 to make classic race available online - GPUpdate.net

Formula 1's official website will make a classic Malaysian Grand Prix available online for fans to watch later this month, as the sport prepares to bid farewell…

Read more: F1 to make classic race available online - GPUpdate.net

Raikkonen downplays title concerns - PlanetF1

Kimi Raikkonen has refuted suggestions that Ferrari will struggle in the upcoming races, saying they head to Japan "full of fight."

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F1 2018: Schedule and test dates - SkySports F1

China, Bahrain could swap places on roster - GPUpdate.net

Formula 1 commercial chief Sean Bratches is "incredibly optimistic" that China will remain on the calendar next season, though says it could swap places with…

Read more: China, Bahrain could swap places on roster - GPUpdate.net

Leclerc handed four FP1 runs with Sauber - PlanetF1

Charles Leclerc has moved a step closer towards a possible F1 debut in 2018 with news that the Frenchman will contest four FP1 sessions this season.

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Hamilton: No plans to retire - PlanetF1

Although Lewis Hamilton admits he has thought about retiring from F1 racing, the Brit says he plans to "keep going for as long as I can" as he enjoys the battle.

The post Hamilton: No plans to retire appeared first on PlanetF1.

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Thursday, September 21, 2017

Verstappen’s a tougher team mate than Vettel – Ricciardo | F1 Fanatic Round-up - F1 Fanatic

In the round-up: Verstappen a tougher team mate than Vettel - Ricciardo • Singapore pair retract "bribe" claim • China expected to sign new deal

Read more: Verstappen’s a tougher team mate than Vettel – Ricciardo | F1 Fanatic Round-up - F1 Fanatic

Even tougher 2018 engine grid penalty rules confirmed | 2018 F1 season - F1 Fanatic

The FIA has confirmed even tougher engine grid penalty rules will come into force for the 2018 F1 season despite complaints over grid drops this year.

Read more: Even tougher 2018 engine grid penalty rules confirmed | 2018 F1 season - F1 Fanatic

FIA revises and expands F1 superlicence points system for 2018 | 2018 F1 season - F1 Fanatic

The FIA has revised its superlicence points system, reducing the points offered by several championships and expanding the number of series it covers.

Read more: FIA revises and expands F1 superlicence points system for 2018 | 2018 F1 season - F1 Fanatic

FIA amends Super Licence points for 2018 - GPUpdate.net

The FIA has restructured the Super Licence points system for 2018, with several championships having their allocation reduced, ostensibly guiding youngsters…

Read more: FIA amends Super Licence points for 2018 - GPUpdate.net

Leclerc lands Sauber Practice role - SkySports F1

Ferrari protege Charles Leclerc, the runaway F2 championship leader, will drive for Sauber in four of F1 2017's six remaining Friday Practice sessions.

Read more: Leclerc lands Sauber Practice role - SkySports F1

Mexican Grand Prix will go ahead as planned despite earthquake - BBC F1

Next month's Mexican Grand Prix will go ahead as planned despite the earthquake that hit the capital Mexico City on Tuesday.

Read more: Mexican Grand Prix will go ahead as planned despite earthquake - BBC F1

Leclerc’s Sauber practice schedule announced | 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Formula Two points leader Charles Leclerc will have four runs for Sauber in F1 practice sessions this year, beginning with the next round in Malaysia.

Read more: Leclerc’s Sauber practice schedule announced | 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Sauber confirms Leclerc for four FP1 runs - GPUpdate.net

Sauber will field Ferrari-backed Charles Leclerc during four practice sessions over the remainder of the season, ahead of an anticipated full-time deal for…

Read more: Sauber confirms Leclerc for four FP1 runs - GPUpdate.net

Hamilton: Weaknesses won’t be solved with W08 - PlanetF1

Although Lewis Hamilton admits Mercedes' weaknesses won't be eradicated with the W08, he is hopeful that they will be come next year's car.

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Sainz can race for Red Bull in 2019? - Grandprix.com

Carlos Sainz could wind up at Red Bull's senior F1 team in 2019.

Read more: Sainz can race for Red Bull in 2019? - Grandprix.com

Schumacher’s yellow flag penalty helps Villeneuve slash his points lead | 1997 Austrian Grand Prix flashback - F1 Fanatic

Michael Schumacher's lead was trimmed to a single point on this day 20 years ago in Austria after the championship leader was handed a ten-second stop-go penalty.

Read more: Schumacher’s yellow flag penalty helps Villeneuve slash his points lead | 1997 Austrian Grand Prix flashback - F1 Fanatic

McLaren-Honda stint 'a proper disaster' - GPUpdate.net

McLaren's latest partnership with Honda was "a proper disaster" for the team's credibility, says Racing Director Eric Boullier, who is now focused on "bouncing…

Read more: McLaren-Honda stint 'a proper disaster' - GPUpdate.net

Vettel can still win 2017 title says Brawn - Grandprix.com

F1 boss Ross Brawn has backed Sebastian Vettel to bounce back and continue to fight for the 2017 title.

Read more: Vettel can still win 2017 title says Brawn - Grandprix.com

Earthquake hits Mexico before October F1 race - Grandprix.com

A dark cloud has moved above Mexico, just over a month before the country is scheduled to host its grand prix.

Read more: Earthquake hits Mexico before October F1 race - Grandprix.com

Boullier: Alonso wants to stay - PlanetF1

Having signed with Renault for 2018, Eric Boullier believes it is only a matter of time before Fernando Alonso commits to McLaren.

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Haas deny favouritism after Singapore orders - PlanetF1

Haas insist there is no favouritism within the team after Kevin Magnussen was unhappy about being told to move over for Romain Grosjean in Singapore.

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F1 Report: Singapore Review - SkySports F1

It's a heavyweight edition of the F1 Report this week as leading journalist Kevin Eason and former Cosworth engine boss Mark Gallagher discuss the meaty matters of the moment in the sport after a dramatic Singapore GP.

Read more: F1 Report: Singapore Review - SkySports F1

Boullier: Honda spell a 'disaster' - SkySports F1

Eric Boullier has described McLaren's three-year marriage with Honda as a "proper disaster" for the team's credibility.

Read more: Boullier: Honda spell a 'disaster' - SkySports F1

Video: Singapore GP strategy analysis - GPUpdate.net

Mercedes reflects on the strategies used at last weekend's dramatic wet/dry Singapore Grand Prix.

Read more: Video: Singapore GP strategy analysis - GPUpdate.net

‘F1 teams should call new Indy champ Newgarden’ - PlanetF1

Formula 1 teams should pay attention to new IndyCar champ Josef Newgarden such was his pace in 2017; that's according to his rival Conor Daly.

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'F1 teams should be calling Newgarden' - GPUpdate.net

Formula 1 teams should be showing interest in newly-crowned IndyCar champion Josef Newgarden, given his rate of development, reckons fellow racer Conor…

Read more: 'F1 teams should be calling Newgarden' - GPUpdate.net

Wednesday, September 20, 2017

Two fans ‘bribed their way onto Singapore track’ | F1 Fanatic Round-up - F1 Fanatic

In the round-up: Fans 'bribed their way onto track' • Caveat over Renault equality - McLaren • Aitken has first F1 test

Read more: Two fans ‘bribed their way onto Singapore track’ | F1 Fanatic Round-up - F1 Fanatic

F1 title turnarounds to give Vettel hope - GPUpdate.net

Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel finds himself 28 points down on Mercedes rival Lewis Hamilton after a dramatic Singapore Grand Prix, with only six rounds…

Read more: F1 title turnarounds to give Vettel hope - GPUpdate.net

In photos: Title comebacks to give Vettel hope - GPUpdate.net

Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel finds himself 28 points down on Mercedes rival Lewis Hamilton after a dramatic Singapore Grand Prix, with only six rounds…

Read more: In photos: Title comebacks to give Vettel hope - GPUpdate.net

Verstappen: Best chance to win has gone - PlanetF1

Max Verstappen is pessimistic about Red Bull's chances of adding to their solitary win so far in the 2017 season.

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McLaren only two weeks behind says Boullier - Grandprix.com

Eric Boullier insists the long-running 'will they or won't they?' McLaren-Honda divorce saga has only slightly delayed the British team's preparations for 2018.

Read more: McLaren only two weeks behind says Boullier - Grandprix.com

Defining McLaren-Honda moments - SkySports F1

After McLaren confirmed they are to split from engine suppliers Honda at the end of the 2017 season, Sky Sports F1 looks at the defining moments of the failed partnership.

Read more: Defining McLaren-Honda moments - SkySports F1

Title hopes not over for Vettel - Grandprix.com

Lewis Hamilton says his championship rival Sebastian Vettel cannot be written off.

Read more: Title hopes not over for Vettel - Grandprix.com

Haas defends Singapore team orders - Grandprix.com

Haas boss Gunther Steiner has defended a case of 'team orders' imposed in Singapore last weekend.

Read more: Haas defends Singapore team orders - Grandprix.com

Analysis: Raikkonen set to become Vettel’s number two after Malaysia | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

The only piece of good news for Sebastian Vettel after his first-lap retirement in Singapore was this: At least he took his team mate out with him.

Read more: Analysis: Raikkonen set to become Vettel’s number two after Malaysia | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Renault eyeing big name for 2019 season - PlanetF1

Renault are hoping that an even stronger 2018 season will allow them to muscle in their way into the driver market and potentially attract a big name.

The post Renault eyeing big name for 2019 season appeared first on PlanetF1.

Perez donates to Mexico City relief fund - PlanetF1

Sergio Perez has donated three million pesos (£124,500) to support the victims of the Mexico City earthquake which has killed over 200 people.

The post Perez donates to Mexico City relief fund appeared first on PlanetF1.

Auer future unchanged after Force India decisions - Grandprix.com

Lucas Auer says Force India deciding to keep the same drivers for 2018 doesn't affect his own motor racing future.

Read more: Auer future unchanged after Force India decisions - Grandprix.com

Michael Schumacher could move to America - Grandprix.com

Michael Schumacher could be set to relocate to the United States.

Read more: Michael Schumacher could move to America - Grandprix.com

Brown: Renault deal isn’t a short-term fix - PlanetF1

Zak Brown is adamant McLaren's switch to Renault engines for 2018 is not a "short-term fix" but the start of a "long-term partnership."

The post Brown: Renault deal isn’t a short-term fix appeared first on PlanetF1.

Renault target key 2019 market - SkySports F1

Renault want to be in the "key market" for drivers for the 2019 season, team advisor Alain Prost has told Sky F1.

Read more: Renault target key 2019 market - SkySports F1

Perez donates to Mexico City earthquake fund - BBC F1

Force India driver Sergio Perez donates three million pesos (£124,500) to victims of the earthquake in his native Mexico.

Read more: Perez donates to Mexico City earthquake fund - BBC F1

JV: Vettel only has himself to blame - PlanetF1

Falling 28 points behind Lewis Hamilton in the title race, Jacques Villeneuve reckons Sebastian Vettel has no one but himself to blame for taking the risk.

The post JV: Vettel only has himself to blame appeared first on PlanetF1.

2017 Singapore Grand Prix Predictions Championship results | F1 Fanatic Predictions Championship - F1 Fanatic

The first-lap drama meant that for most players the Singapore Grand Prix was a very low-scoring round. Nobody scored higher than 17 points - with one exception.

Read more: 2017 Singapore Grand Prix Predictions Championship results | F1 Fanatic Predictions Championship - F1 Fanatic

Boullier: Alonso wants to stay at McLaren - GPUpdate.net

McLaren chief Eric Boullier has claimed that Fernando Alonso "wants to stay" at McLaren for the 2018 season, when the team will use Renault power…

Read more: Boullier: Alonso wants to stay at McLaren - GPUpdate.net

Mercedes ‘mustn’t drop the ball’ - PlanetF1

Having taken a 28-point lead over Sebastian Vettel in Singapore, Toto Wolff says Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton must not let up.

The post Mercedes ‘mustn’t drop the ball’ appeared first on PlanetF1.

Vote: Is the title race still on? - PlanetF1

Following his third successive win on Sunday, Lewis Hamilton leads the Drivers’ standings by 28 points ahead of Sebastian Vettel with Valtteri Bottas a further 23 off the pace.

The post Vote: Is the title race still on? appeared first on PlanetF1.

Don’t write Vettel off just yet - PlanetF1

Three races ago he was leading the championship, now he trails Lewis Hamilton by 28 points but don't write off Sebastian Vettel just yet.

The post Don’t write Vettel off just yet appeared first on PlanetF1.

Video: Is sleep the key to success in F1? - GPUpdate.net

Mercedes highlights the importance of sleep and recovery in Formula 1 and beyond.

Read more: Video: Is sleep the key to success in F1? - GPUpdate.net

McLaren ‘two weeks’ behind schedule with 2018 car - PlanetF1

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier has revealed the team is "two weeks" behind schedule with next year's car as a result of the late engine decision.

The post McLaren ‘two weeks’ behind schedule with 2018 car appeared first on PlanetF1.

Ocon will remain at Force India for 2018 - PlanetF1

Not that anyone expected it to be any different but Esteban Ocon has announced that he'll stay on at Force India next season.

The post Ocon will remain at Force India for 2018 appeared first on PlanetF1.

Tuesday, September 19, 2017

McLaren “two weeks behind” 2018 schedule | F1 Fanatic Round-up - F1 Fanatic

In the round-up: McLaren "two weeks behind" 2018 schedule • Cool track helped Mercedes • Farmers criticise Hamilton

Read more: McLaren “two weeks behind” 2018 schedule | F1 Fanatic Round-up - F1 Fanatic

'Vettel fears Verstappen' - SkySports F1

Sebastian Vettel's "fear" of Max Verstappen was a major factor in the Singapore GP start-line pile-up, according to this week's F1 Report.

Read more: 'Vettel fears Verstappen' - SkySports F1

Top ten pictures from the 2017 Singapore Grand Prix | F1 Pictures - F1 Fanatic

Ten of the best pictures which tell the story of the 2017 Singapore Grand Prix weekend.

Read more: Top ten pictures from the 2017 Singapore Grand Prix | F1 Pictures - F1 Fanatic

Aston Martin shows interest in engine supply - GPUpdate.net

Aston Martin "might be interested" in becoming a Formula 1 engine supplier, depending on the make-up of the post-2020 regulations, according to CEO Andy…

Read more: Aston Martin shows interest in engine supply - GPUpdate.net

In photos: Story of the Singapore Grand Prix - GPUpdate.net

Lewis Hamilton took full advantage of first-lap drama at Marina Bay to claim victory and move 28 points clear of title rival Sebastian Vettel. GPUpdate.net…

Read more: In photos: Story of the Singapore Grand Prix - GPUpdate.net

Aston Martin weighing up two key factors - PlanetF1

Aston Martin chief executive Andy Palmer is in negotiations with what role they can play with Red Bull next season, but two key factors will dictate whether they join as an engine supplier.

The post Aston Martin weighing up two key factors appeared first on PlanetF1.

Aston Martin open to F1 return - SkySports F1

Aston Martin have confirmed to Sky F1 their interest in becoming an F1 engine supplier if the new regulations from 2021 prove attractive.

Read more: Aston Martin open to F1 return - SkySports F1

Toro Rosso a better fit for Honda says Yamamoto - Grandprix.com

Honda thinks Toro Rosso could be a better fit for the Japanese marque than McLaren.

Read more: Toro Rosso a better fit for Honda says Yamamoto - Grandprix.com

Italy slams Ferrari after Singapore disaster - Grandprix.com

The Italian press has lashed out at Ferrari and Sebastian Vettel after a disastrous Singapore grand prix.

Read more: Italy slams Ferrari after Singapore disaster - Grandprix.com

Lauda blames Vettel for Singapore crash - Grandprix.com

Niki Lauda has joined scores of fans and insiders who blame Sebastian Vettel for putting his championship hopes in tatters in Singapore.

Read more: Lauda blames Vettel for Singapore crash - Grandprix.com

2017 Singapore Grand Prix Star Performers | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Lewis Hamilton, Nico Hulkenberg and Carlos Sainz Jnr were F1 Fanatic's Star Performance in the Singapore Grand Prix. Here's why.

Read more: 2017 Singapore Grand Prix Star Performers | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Ferrari aggressive with Malaysia tyre choices - PlanetF1

Pirelli have released the tyre choices for each driver ahead of the Malaysian Grand Prix next weekend, with Ferrari among those adopting more aggressive strategies.

The post Ferrari aggressive with Malaysia tyre choices appeared first on PlanetF1.

Title not lost for Vettel yet says Trulli - Grandprix.com

Jarno Trulli says it is still possible that Sebastian Vettel will win the 2017 title.

Read more: Title not lost for Vettel yet says Trulli - Grandprix.com

Bottas not number 2 driver says Wolff - Grandprix.com

Toto Wolff says he still will not designate Valtteri Bottas the 'number 2' driver behind Lewis Hamilton.

Read more: Bottas not number 2 driver says Wolff - Grandprix.com

Raikkonen manager role not the same as before - Grandprix.com

Kimi Raikkonen effectively manages his own affairs in formula one.

Read more: Raikkonen manager role not the same as before - Grandprix.com

2018 calendar set for last-minute change - PlanetF1

The race calendar for the 2018 season is set to be tweaked as the FIA World Council prepares to meet in Paris this week.

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Sauber to revise procedures after Singapore - GPUpdate.net

Sauber team boss Frédéric Vasseur says procedures will be revised after a "system error" compounded another challenging Grand Prix for the outfit in…

Read more: Sauber to revise procedures after Singapore - GPUpdate.net

Ferrari go more aggressive with Malaysia tyre choice | 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

The Ferrari drivers have chosen two more sets of the softest tyre available than their Ferrari rivals for the upcoming Malaysian Grand Prix.

Read more: Ferrari go more aggressive with Malaysia tyre choice | 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Verstappen: Vettel hasn’t apologised to me - PlanetF1

Max Verstappen has revealed that Sebastian Vettel has not apologised following the chaotic start to the Singapore Grand Prix.

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Pirelli reveals Malaysian GP tyre selections - GPUpdate.net

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has revealed drivers' selections for the Malaysian Grand Prix, with Red Bull and Ferrari going more aggressive than…

Read more: Pirelli reveals Malaysian GP tyre selections - GPUpdate.net

Video: Verstappen on fitness in Formula 1 - GPUpdate.net

Red Bull's Max Verstappen explains why a rigorous and meticulous training regime plays such a crucial role in the making of a modern day Formula 1 driver in…

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Magnussen praises F1 'for letting us race' - GPUpdate.net

Haas driver Kevin Magnussen has praised Formula 1 chiefs "for letting us race" at the Singapore Grand Prix, after rain cast doubt on proceedings. A downpour…

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Hamilton: Max was likely in Vettel’s blind spot - PlanetF1

Lewis Hamilton reckons such was Max Verstappen's start in Singapore that he was likely in Sebastian Vettel's "blind spot" which led to the crash.

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Lowe: Stroll should be 'very proud' of drive - GPUpdate.net

Williams technical chief Paddy Lowe says that Lance Stroll should be "very proud" of his drive to eighth in Singapore, marking his fifth points finish from…

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Vettel losing the risk game - SkySports F1

Any race which loses Sebastian Vettel, Kimi Raikkonen, Max Verstappen and effectively Fernando Alonso, comprising one fifth of the field, in the first corner is going to be a compromised spectacle to say the least.

Read more: Vettel losing the risk game - SkySports F1

Winner of signed Williams table comp announced - PlanetF1

Thank you to all those who entered our competition to win a Williams wheel rim table, signed by Felipe Massa and Lance Stroll.

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Alonso expects ‘normality’ without Honda - PlanetF1

Fernando Alonso believes McLaren can look forward to "normality" in 2018 as they swap from Honda to Renault power.

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Pit Chat: Hamilton can walk on water - PlanetF1

Divine intervention helped Lewis Hamilton extend his World Championship lead in a crazy Singapore race won by Jolyon Palmer of all people.

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Hamilton has a dig at ‘blind’ Vettel fan - PlanetF1

Lewis Hamilton hit back at a Sebastian Vettel fan, who suggested that the German was the more accomplished of the two drivers, saying he should perhaps stop by "Specsavers."

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Hamilton: No reason to change approach - GPUpdate.net

Lewis Hamilton says he will not change his approach to his title battle with Sebastian Vettel after opening a 28-point advantage through victory in…

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Monday, September 18, 2017

Wolff: Still no ‘number 1’ at Mercedes - PlanetF1

Although Toto Wolff concedes that Lewis Hamilton has a "higher" chance of winning the World title than Valtteri Bottas, Mercedes won't commit to making Hamilton number one.

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Video: Behind the scenes with Ferrari - GPUpdate.net

Go behind the scenes with Ferrari during last weekend's Singapore Grand Prix at the Marina Bay Street Circuit.

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Ferrari suffer their first ever double lap one retirement | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix stats and facts - F1 Fanatic

For the first time ever both Ferraris retired on lap one in an F1 race. Also no German drivers appeared in the points for the first time since 2008.

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2018 driver market is closing more and more doors - F1technical.net

The driver market for the 2018 season unravels rapidly as more puzzle pieces were put into place over the last weeks. Robert Kubica's chances for a return were cut down after Renault signed Carlos Sainz for the next season.

Read more: 2018 driver market is closing more and more doors - F1technical.net

“I’m really sorry”: 2017 Singapore GP team radio highlights | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Sebastian Vettel apologised to his team on the radio after the crash which eliminated him and team mate Kimi Raikkonen from the Singapore Grand Prix.

Read more: “I’m really sorry”: 2017 Singapore GP team radio highlights | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Palmer out to do himself proud - SkySports F1

An optimistic Jolyon Palmer says he is aiming for "six of the best races" to aid his Formula 1 future after producing his finest career performance at the Singapore GP.

Read more: Palmer out to do himself proud - SkySports F1

Singapore Grand Prix: Winners and Losers - GPUpdate.net

Lewis Hamilton took a giant leap towards the title with victory on a circuit expected to favour Ferrari, after a dramatic first lap. GPUpdate.net presents its…

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WATCH: Ted's Race Notebook - SkySports F1

2017 Singapore Grand Prix tyre strategies and pit stops | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

The Singapore Grand Prix was very unusual in that we saw a standing start in conditions poor enough for several drivers to use full wet weather tyres.

Read more: 2017 Singapore Grand Prix tyre strategies and pit stops | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Vandoorne encouraged by best result yet - GPUpdate.net

Stoffel Vandoorne believes he was able to maximise the performance of his McLaren MCL32 as he claimed a career-best seventh at the Singapore Grand…

Read more: Vandoorne encouraged by best result yet - GPUpdate.net

Honda: McLaren struggle to ‘adapt to change’ - PlanetF1

It may not be the start of the blame game but Honda have stated that McLaren found it "hard to adapt to change" during their three-year partnership.

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Formula 1 gossip: Lewis Hamilton, Jolyon Palmer, Sebastian Vettel, Marcus Ericsson - BBC F1

Lewis Hamilton reveals Ayrton Senna inspiration for Singapore win, Jolyon Palmer eyes Williams switch, Mark Webber on Sebastian Vettel crash, plus more.

Read more: Formula 1 gossip: Lewis Hamilton, Jolyon Palmer, Sebastian Vettel, Marcus Ericsson - BBC F1

Alonso ‘hopes’ for new McLaren deal - PlanetF1

With McLaren having resolved their engine situation, dropping Honda in favour of Renault, Fernando Alonso is hopeful of securing a new deal with the Woking team.

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Sainz unsure if Singapore was last Toro Rosso race - Grandprix.com

Carlos Sainz left Singapore on Monday wondering if it had been his last race for Toro Rosso.

Read more: Sainz unsure if Singapore was last Toro Rosso race - Grandprix.com

Aston Martin to be Red Bull title sponsor - Grandprix.com

Aston Martin looks set to become Red Bull's title sponsor next year.

Read more: Aston Martin to be Red Bull title sponsor - Grandprix.com

Honda take aim at McLaren - SkySports F1

Honda have taken a parting shot at McLaren by claiming they "find it hard to adapt to change" - while the Japanese firm have also compared their current partners to a "sophisticated French cuisine".

Read more: Honda take aim at McLaren - SkySports F1

Wet standing start not to blame for crash – drivers | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

F1 drivers have defended the decision to use a standing start at the Singapore Grand Prix despite the crash which eliminated four drivers.

Read more: Wet standing start not to blame for crash – drivers | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Singapore not preliminary title decision says Wolff - Grandprix.com

Toto Wolff has hit back at suggestions Sunday in Singapore was a 'preliminary decision' for a fourth world championship title for Lewis Hamilton.

Read more: Singapore not preliminary title decision says Wolff - Grandprix.com

Father admits Palmer eyeing Williams seat - Grandprix.com

Jolyon Palmer's father has confirmed the 26-year-old is eyeing a switch to Williams for 2018.

Read more: Father admits Palmer eyeing Williams seat - Grandprix.com

McLaren almost factory team by 2019 says Boullier - Grandprix.com

McLaren will become a de-facto 'factory' team by 2019, according to team boss Eric Boullier.

Read more: McLaren almost factory team by 2019 says Boullier - Grandprix.com

Gearbox problem didn’t cost us win – Riccairdo | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Daniel Ricciardo says his gearbox problem in the Singapore Grand Prix didn't cost him the win but his set-up choice might have.

Read more: Gearbox problem didn’t cost us win – Riccairdo | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Singapore GP driver ratings - SkySports F1

Arrivabene vows Ferrari will not give up - GPUpdate.net

Ferrari Team Principal Maurizio Arrivabene has emphasised that the squad will keep fighting until the final lap of the 2017 season, off the back of its "very…

Read more: Arrivabene vows Ferrari will not give up - GPUpdate.net

Argentina could return in 2019 says Whiting - Grandprix.com

Argentina could be eying a return to F1.

Read more: Argentina could return in 2019 says Whiting - Grandprix.com

Verstappen: Not smart from a title contender - PlanetF1

Max Verstappen reckons Sebastian Vettel wasn't "smart" at the start of the Singapore GP when he moved across to cover the Dutchman, leading to an accident and retirement.

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IndyCar title fight goes down to the last lap | Weekend Racing Wrap - F1 Fanatic

Five drivers started the final race of the IndyCar season with a realistic shot at the title at Sonoma. Catch up on last weekend's racing action.

Read more: IndyCar title fight goes down to the last lap | Weekend Racing Wrap - F1 Fanatic

Honda: 'Systematic' McLaren found change hard - GPUpdate.net

Honda's motorsport boss Masashi Yamamoto believes McLaren is a "systematic" company which can struggle to adapt to change, and is hopeful Toro Rosso will be…

Read more: Honda: 'Systematic' McLaren found change hard - GPUpdate.net

Red Bull feared Ricciardo gearbox exit - GPUpdate.net

Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner says the squad feared that Daniel Ricciardo would have to retire from the Singapore Grand Prix due to a gearbox…

Read more: Red Bull feared Ricciardo gearbox exit - GPUpdate.net

Ericsson in talks with Sauber, Williams - PlanetF1

As rumours persist that Sauber could run Ferrari junior drivers in 2018, Marcus Ericsson says his team are talking to "a few other teams, including Williams."

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Lewis: Senna guided me to win - SkySports F1

A jubilant Lewis Hamilton has explained how Ayrton Senna helped him to an emphatic Singapore GP victory in the rain on Sunday.

Read more: Lewis: Senna guided me to win - SkySports F1

'McLaren had victory chance' - SkySports F1

Fernando Alonso believes he could have fought Lewis Hamilton for victory in Sunday's Singapore GP had his McLaren not been caught up in the first-lap mayhem.

Read more: 'McLaren had victory chance' - SkySports F1

Raikkonen: A shame but that’s it - PlanetF1

Kimi Raikkonen summed up his exit from the Singapore Grand Prix in typical Kimi style; "I got hit."

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Ferrari tweet causes a storm - SkySports F1

Ferrari are standing by their controversial tweet blaming Max Verstappen for his ruinous crash with Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen during the Singapore GP.

Read more: Ferrari tweet causes a storm - SkySports F1

Vettel's 'recklessness' to blame - SkySports F1

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

Read more: Vettel's 'recklessness' to blame - SkySports F1

Gasly is the ‘logical’ replacement for Sainz - PlanetF1

Pierre Gasly could yet enter Formula 1 next season as Christian Horner believes he is the "logical" replacement for Carlos Sainz.

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Wolff: Mercedes 'got a big slice of luck' - GPUpdate.net

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has accepted that the team received "a big slice of luck" at the start of the Singapore Grand Prix, before going on to record victory…

Read more: Wolff: Mercedes 'got a big slice of luck' - GPUpdate.net

Hamilton: I knew I could win in the rain - PlanetF1

As soon as it rained at the Marina Bay circuit, Lewis Hamilton says he knew that he could come from fifth on the grid to win the race.

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Sunday, September 17, 2017

Conclusions from the Singapore GP - PlanetF1

When three try to become one it sets of a series of 'what could have beens' in Singapore...

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Gearbox issue almost forced Ricciardo into retirement - PlanetF1

Christian Horner has revealed that Red Bull feared they would have to retire Daniel Ricciardo's RB13 midway through the Singapore GP, a race he finished second.

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Wolff ‘kind of feels’ for Ferrari - PlanetF1

Although Toto Wolff says he feels for Ferrari having lost both cars at the start of the Singapore Grand Prix, Sunday's result was a "great" one for Mercedes.

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Championship standings after Singapore - GPUpdate.net

Race Analysis - Rain wipeout: How Hamilton won - Grandprix.com

Singapore GP - Race AnalysisBy Dan Knutson in Singapore

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Aston Martin tipped to become Red Bull title sponsor | F1 Fanatic Round-up - F1 Fanatic

In the round-up: Aston Martin set to sponsor Red Bull • Softer tyres planned for 2018 • Singapore security concerns raised after incident

Read more: Aston Martin tipped to become Red Bull title sponsor | F1 Fanatic Round-up - F1 Fanatic

Live: IndyCar 2017 round 17: Grand Prix of Sonoma | F1 Fanatic Live - F1 Fanatic

Join F1 Fanatic Live as we follow round 17 of the 2017 IndyCar championship from Sonoma Raceway.

Read more: Live: IndyCar 2017 round 17: Grand Prix of Sonoma | F1 Fanatic Live - F1 Fanatic

Sunday Press Conference - Grandprix.com

Singapore GP - Sunday Press Conference

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Sunday Photos - Grandprix.com

Singapore GP - Sunday Photos

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Hamilton takes a big win after Vettel risks too much | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix review - F1 Fanatic

Lewis Hamilton said he hit the "perfect balance of being aggressive and cautious" in Singapore - something his title rival Sebastian Vettel failed to do.

Read more: Hamilton takes a big win after Vettel risks too much | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix review - F1 Fanatic

Palmer says “the next race should be better” after best-ever finish | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Jolyon Palmer expressed delight with his career-best finish in the Singapore Grand Prix amid speculation over his future at Renault.

Read more: Palmer says “the next race should be better” after best-ever finish | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Lewis Hamilton surprised at 'crazy' Singapore Grand Prix win - BBC F1

Lewis Hamilton says he is struggling to believe his victory in a "crazy" Singapore Grand Prix that put him in control of the title race.

Read more: Lewis Hamilton surprised at 'crazy' Singapore Grand Prix win - BBC F1

Singapore Grand Prix: Max Verstappen blames Sebastian Vettel for crash - BBC F1

Red Bull's Max Verstappen blames Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel for the first-lap crash which took three cars out of the Singapore Grand Prix.

Read more: Singapore Grand Prix: Max Verstappen blames Sebastian Vettel for crash - BBC F1

Hamilton 'dances in the rain' - SkySports F1

Lewis Hamilton said he knew he could win the Singapore GP the moment it starting raining, after he delivered a potentially defining victory in F1 2017's title race.

Read more: Hamilton 'dances in the rain' - SkySports F1

2017 Singapore Grand Prix interactive lap charts | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Lance Stroll gained the most places during the Singapore Grand Prix. The Williams drive finished eighth after starting 18th. Like almost every other driver on the grid, Stroll gained three places at the start when the Ferrari drivers and Max Verstappen crashed into each other. Stroll was then among the first drivers to switch to … Continue reading 2017 Singapore Grand Prix interactive lap charts

Read more: 2017 Singapore Grand Prix interactive lap charts | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Vote for your 2017 Singapore Grand Prix Driver of the Weekend | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Who was the best driver during the 2017 Singapore Grand Prix weekend? Compare how they did and vote for the best.

Read more: Vote for your 2017 Singapore Grand Prix Driver of the Weekend | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

2017 Singapore Grand Prix interactive lap times and fastest laps | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Lewis Hamilton set the fastest lap of the Singapore Grand Prix but Daniel Ricciardo was just three-tenths slower despite a gearbox problem.

Read more: 2017 Singapore Grand Prix interactive lap times and fastest laps | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Sunday Team Quotes - Grandprix.com

Singapore GP - Sunday Team Quotes

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Hamilton feared Vettel was going to spin into him | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Lewis Hamilton revealed he was worried Sebastian Vettel was going to hit him when the Ferrari driver spun out of the Singapore Grand Prix.

Read more: Hamilton feared Vettel was going to spin into him | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

FIA take ‘no further action’ against Vettel, Kimi, Max - PlanetF1

The race stewards have concluded that there was 'no driver was predominantly to blame' for the collision between Sebastian Vettel, Max Verstappen and Kimi Raikkonen and no futher action has been taken.

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Alonso robbed of ‘guaranteed podium’ - PlanetF1

Fernando Alonso felt a podium finish, perhaps even a race victory, was taken away from him after getting caught up in the chaotic start of the Singapore Grand Prix.

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Vettel, Verstappen and Raikkonen cleared over crash | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

The Singapore Grand Prix stewards have cleared Sebastian Vettel, Max Verstappen and Kimi Raikkonen of blame for the first-lap collision which led to all three retiring.

Read more: Vettel, Verstappen and Raikkonen cleared over crash | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Vettel, Verstappen avoid penalty - SkySports F1

Singapore GP stewards have ruled no driver was 'predominantly to blame' for the huge start-line accident involving Sebastian Vettel, Kimi Raikkonen and Max Verstappen.

Read more: Vettel, Verstappen avoid penalty - SkySports F1

Horner: Ferrari ‘need their eyes tested’ - PlanetF1

Red Bull boss Christian Horner laughed off Ferrari's suggestion that Max Verstappen was to blame for the collision that led to him, Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen all having to retire on the first lap.

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Hamilton feeling ‘blessed’ after ‘fortunate’ win - PlanetF1

Lewis Hamilton was counting his lucky stars after he took a 28 point lead in the World Championship following a shock win under the lights and rain at Singapore.

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Raikkonen: ‘Nothing I could do to avoid it’ - PlanetF1

Kimi Raikkonen feels he was helpless in the chaotic collision at the start which saw him, Sebastian Vettel and Max Verstappen all suffer early retirements.

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Verstappen: ‘No excuse’ for Vettel ‘squeeze’ - PlanetF1

Max Verstappen has blamed Sebastian Vettel for the creating the chaos that ended both their races, as well as Kimi Raikkonen's, on the first lap.

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Ricciardo: Good thing I had a poor start - PlanetF1

It's not often that a bad start works in your favour in F1, but Daniel Ricciardo admits his poor getaway at the Singapore Grand Prix was "probably a good thing".

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Red Bull expected Ricciardo to retire during race | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Daniel Ricciardo had to nurse a gearbox problem throughout the Singapore Grand Prix which Red Bull initially expected would force him out of the race.

Read more: Red Bull expected Ricciardo to retire during race | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Bottas: Sebastian is the next target - PlanetF1

Valtteri Bottas believes there are still "plenty of opportunities" in the title race after a turn-up for the books at the Singapore Grand Prix.

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Race Notes - Hamilton wins at Singapore - Grandprix.com

Singapore GP - Race NotesBy Mark Karp

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“Anyone who blames Max for that needs their eyes testing” – Horner | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has defended his driver Max Verstappen after Ferrari blamed him for taking both their drivers out of the Singapore Grand Prix.

Read more: “Anyone who blames Max for that needs their eyes testing” – Horner | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Hamilton wins frantic Singapore Grand Prix as Ferraris crash out | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix summary - F1 Fanatic

Lewis Hamilton moved into a 28-point championship lead by winning the Singapore Grand Prix on a disastrous day for Ferrari.

Read more: Hamilton wins frantic Singapore Grand Prix as Ferraris crash out | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix summary - F1 Fanatic

Hamilton wins at Singapore as Ferraris crash - F1technical.net

Lewis Hamilton has dominated the Singapore Grand Prix after both Ferraris were eliminated at the start of the race. Daniel Ricciardo ran virtually the entire race in second place and rightfully finished there, ahead of Valtteri Bottas. Carlos Sainz finished a brilliant fourth for Toro Rosso.

Read more: Hamilton wins at Singapore as Ferraris crash - F1technical.net

Vettel’s World Championship bid takes huge hit - PlanetF1

The first-ever wet night race was one that nobody will forget in a hurry. An absolutely chaotic start has left Sebastian Vettel's World Championship bid in tatters.

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Hamilton wins as Vettel crashes out - BBC F1

Lewis Hamilton wins the Singapore Grand Prix and take a stranglehold on the title as rival Sebastian Vettel crashes out.

Read more: Hamilton wins as Vettel crashes out - BBC F1

Race: Shock Hamilton win after first-lap drama - PlanetF1

Lewis Hamilton has extended his World Championship lead to 28 points after taking full advantage of a chaotic start in wet conditions which left Sebastian Vettel's own title bid in pieces.

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Hamilton wins as Vettel crashes out - SkySports F1

Lewis Hamilton claimed an unexpected and potentially decisive victory in the Singapore GP to increase his championship lead to 28 points after Sebastian Vettel spectacularly crashed out.

Read more: Hamilton wins as Vettel crashes out - SkySports F1

2017 Singapore Grand Prix championship points | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Lewis Hamilton has taken a 28-point lead over championship rival Sebastian Vettel after winning his third race in a row.

Read more: 2017 Singapore Grand Prix championship points | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Max: Vettel to blame for crash - SkySports F1

Max Verstappen has laid the blame on Sebastian Vettel for the first-lap crash that ended both of their races at the Singapore GP and says the German "shouldn't take risks".

Read more: Max: Vettel to blame for crash - SkySports F1

Vettel says first-lap crash “doesn’t change much” as Ferrari blame Verstappen | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Ferrari has held Max Verstappen responsible for the crash which eliminated both its drivers on the first lap of the Singapore Grand Prix.

Read more: Vettel says first-lap crash “doesn’t change much” as Ferrari blame Verstappen | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

Vettel, Raikkonen, Verstappen under investigation - PlanetF1

The race stewards will investigate the chaotic collisions involving Sebastian Vettel, Max Verstappen and Kimi Raikkonen which resulted in all three retiring on the first lap.

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Latest F1 photos: Sunday at Marina Bay - GPUpdate.net

In photos: Dramatic start to Singapore GP - GPUpdate.net

Ferrari drivers Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Räikkönen, along with Red Bull's Max Verstappen and McLaren's Fernando Alonso, suffered terminal damage during a…

Read more: In photos: Dramatic start to Singapore GP - GPUpdate.net

New videos show fans’ views of Singapore start crash which claimed both Ferraris | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

The dramatic crash on the first lap of the Singapore Grand Prix was captured on video by several fans at the track.

Read more: New videos show fans’ views of Singapore start crash which claimed both Ferraris | 2017 Singapore Grand Prix - F1 Fanatic

WATCH: Vettel, Kimi, Max crash out - SkySports F1

There was carnage on the first lap of the Singapore GP as Sebastian Vettel, Max Verstappen and Kimi Raikkonen all collided into Turn One.

Read more: WATCH: Vettel, Kimi, Max crash out - SkySports F1

2017 Singapore Grand Prix in pictures | F1 Pictures - F1 Fanatic

The 2017 Singapore Grand Prix in pictures.

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Live: 2017 Singapore Grand Prix | F1 Fanatic Live - F1 Fanatic

Follow the 2017 Singapore Grand Prix on F1 Fanatic Live.

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Perez signs with Force India for 2018 - Grandprix.com

Sergio Perez has extended his driver contract to continue to drive with Force India-Mercedes for the 2018 season.

Read more: Perez signs with Force India for 2018 - Grandprix.com

Sauber, Williams light up 2018 silly season - Grandprix.com

Robert Kubica still has a good chance of returning to formula one next year.

Read more: Sauber, Williams light up 2018 silly season - Grandprix.com

Palmer read Renault axe story on internet - Grandprix.com

Jolyon Palmer says he learned about losing his seat at Renault from the internet.

Read more: Palmer read Renault axe story on internet - Grandprix.com

Porsche should enter F1 says Haug - Grandprix.com

Norbert Haug has urged Porsche to enter formula one.

Read more: Porsche should enter F1 says Haug - Grandprix.com

Pirelli making softer than ultra-soft tyre for 2018 - Grandprix.com

Pirelli has committed to supplying softer tyres to F1 teams and drivers in 2018.

Read more: Pirelli making softer than ultra-soft tyre for 2018 - Grandprix.com

Alonso-McLaren announcement due within days - Grandprix.com

An announcement to confirm that Fernando Alonso is staying at McLaren next year is due within days.

Read more: Alonso-McLaren announcement due within days - Grandprix.com

Perez and Ocon to stay in unchanged Force India line-up for 2018 | 2018 F1 season - F1 Fanatic

Force India will retain both Sergio Perez and Esteban Ocon for the 2018 season, the team has confirmed, despite the pair's clashes this season.

Read more: Perez and Ocon to stay in unchanged Force India line-up for 2018 | 2018 F1 season - F1 Fanatic

Live! Follow updates from the Singapore Grand Prix - PlanetF1

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Sergio Perez: Force India retain Mexican driver for 2018 season - BBC F1

Sergio Perez says he feels "very happy" as it is announced he will stay at Force India for a fifth consecutive season in 2018.

Read more: Sergio Perez: Force India retain Mexican driver for 2018 season - BBC F1

Perez signs Force India extension - SkySports F1

Sergio Perez has signed a new one-year contract with Force India to remain with the team until the end of 2018.

Read more: Perez signs Force India extension - SkySports F1

Grosjean concerned about likely wet night race - PlanetF1

Romain Grosjean is worried about poor visibility at the Marina Bay circuit, which has been hit with torrential rain showers on Sunday morning.

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Perez signs new one-year Force India deal - PlanetF1

Sergio Perez has ended speculation surrounding his future by putting pen to paper on a new one-year deal with Force India.

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Engine options ‘limited’ for Red Bull - PlanetF1

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has suggested only Honda would be able to supply them with engines from 2019 and until new regulations are introduced for 2021.

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Pirelli: One-stop quickest Singapore strategy - GPUpdate.net

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has outlined that a one-stop strategy is likely to be the quickest approach for drivers at the Singapore Grand Prix. Pirelli…

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Aston Martin to become Red Bull title sponsor - PlanetF1

Aston Martin is poised to become Red Bull's title sponsor for the 2018 season, according to 'well-placed sources' at Motorsport.com.

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Overview: 2018 F1 driver line-ups so far - GPUpdate.net

Pérez confirmed at Force India for 2018 - GPUpdate.net

Force India has confirmed that Sergio Pérez will continue to race for the team through the 2018 campaign, completing an unchanged driver line-up, alongside…

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Le Mans chance opening up for Alonso - PlanetF1

Fernando Alonso's Triple Crown bid could be reignited as McLaren and Toyota are both open to the idea of him racing in the iconic 24 Hours of Le Mans race.

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Palmer offered ‘sizeable sum’ to leave early - PlanetF1

Jolyon Palmer has reportedly been offered a large severance package to leave Renault before the next round of the 2017 season in Malaysia.

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Kubica set for Williams private test – reports - PlanetF1

Robert Kubica will reportedly be given the opportunity to take part in a private test for Williams ahead of potentially joining the team in 2018.

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Horner: Red Bull has nothing to lose in race - GPUpdate.net

Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner says the outfit has "nothing to lose" in its quest for victory against Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel at the Singapore…

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