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Formula One: Teams demand better deal from owners Liberty Media to prevent formation of breakaway series

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff on Friday urged Formula One owners Liberty Media and the sport's regulators FIA to come up with an improved deal to avoid a breakaway championship.

Formula One 2018 season: Sebastian Vettel carries Ferrari's hopes of ending decade-long world championship drought

Ferrari, the oldest, most glamorous and successful team came close last year, with Vettel leading through the opening 12 rounds before the challenge unravelled.

Google orders thousands of Pacifica hybrid minivans as it prepares to launch a self-driving car powered ride-hailing service

FCA will provide Waymo with thousands of Pacifica hybrid minivans as Alphabet's self-driving unit begins rolling out its public ride-hailing service.

Formula One: Alfa Romeo Sauber unveil slick car, confirm Marcus Ericsson, Charles Leclerc as drivers for 2018

Alfa Romeo Sauber have confirmed that Sweden's Marcus Ericsson and young Frenchman Charles Leclerc will compete for the world title in their rebranded car in 2018.

Formula One: How Sauber's partnership with Alfa Romeo is a boost for the team, their drivers and fans

For Sauber, the Alfa Romeo title sponsorship will boost their survival chances. But this announcement is also a win-win for everyone else in the sport.

Fiat Chrysler in talks with Hyundai on technical partnership: CEO Sergio Marchione

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is often the subject of merger speculation, especially after it's unsuccessful 2015 attempt to tie up with larger US rival GM.

Formula One: Alfa Romeo team up with Sauber to make return to the sport in 2018 after 30-year absence

The Ferrari-powered team will be known as Alfa Romeo Sauber.

Ferrari threaten to quit Formula One in 2020 if sport's owners implement new plans

President Sergio Marchionne said F1 had been "part of our DNA since the day we were born" on a conference call discussing Ferrari's financial results on Thursday.

Formula 1: Ferrari could leave after 2020 if sport is not beneficial for brand, warns chairman Sergio Marchionne

Ferrari could quit Formula One after 2020 if the sport’s new owners take it in a direction contrary to the Italian sportscar maker’s interests, chairman Sergio Marchionne said.

Formula One: Lewis Hamilton credits surge in passion since British Grand Prix for claiming top position

Hamilton said his success had come after a “real constant search and battle for perfection, which is what's been needed to overhaul the Ferraris because they've been exceptional all year long.”