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Formula One 2017 season review
The season is over and even the offseason news mill is going into hibernation mode. So we can now safely review the Formula One 2017 season.
Hulkenberg and Sainz Pushing Renault Up: Prost
Former F1 champion Alain Prost believes that Renault's current pairing of Nico Hulkenberg and Carlos Sainz Jr can help the team improve in the 2018 season
Christian Horner Dislikes the 2018 F1 Engine Rules
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has voiced his displeasure at the idea of a 3-power unit limit as part of the 2018 F1 engine rules
F1 Could Have a Digital Display on HALO Device
As part of F1's experiments, one suggestion that has cropped up is installing a digital display on the Halo device of each F1 car
F1 Free Practice Format Open to Change
Ross Brawn has said that Liberty Media could tweak the F1 free practice sessions. But he also said that the races won't be affected
McLaren 2018 Livery will be Different
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has promised that the McLaren 2018 Livery will be drastically different compared to the other F1 teams
Alonso at Le Mans is a Mistake: Webber
Former F1 driver Mark Webber believes that Fernando Alonso is making a mistake in attempting to race in the 24 Hours of Le Mans
Third F1 Title My Priority: Alonso
Fernando Alonso is currently preparing for his WEC debut as he attempts the Daytona 500. But he admits that he wants to win his third F1 title
Mercedes 2018 Engine Will be All New
Mercedes engine boss Andy Cowell says that the Mercedes 2018 engine will be a brand new spec. He knows that there is still a lot to gain from the V6 Turbo
Lance Stroll Hits Back at Villeneuve Criticism
Williams driver Lance Stroll has been the target of Jacques Villeneuve's harsh opinions but now Stroll has responded to the criticisms
Bottas must Challenge Lewis for Title: Wolff
The speculation that Bottas will act as a second driver to Hamilton for the season has been put to rest, at least for now, by Mercedes boss Toto Wolff.
Peter Sauber Hurt by Team’s Struggles
Sauber team founder and former boss Peter Sauber has admitted that it has been painful watching his team slump further and further down the grid from aside
