Valtteri Bottas wants another year with Williams
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The Finnish driver believes he his unfinished business with the team and wants to win with the Williams team.
Radio communication and tyre degradation could play a major factor in Haas F1’s Belgian Grand Prix according to Team Principal Guenther Steiner.
Mexican driver Esteban Gutierrez will want a strong weekend for the Haas F1 team and will need the team to focus on the unpredictability of Spa.
Haas F1 driver Romain Grosjean is looking forward to driving his Haas F1 car around Spa for the very first time.
Brazilian driver Felipe Nasr feels that Sauber should be targeting both Renault and Manor in the Championship after new investment.
Max Verstappen says it would be difficult to judge if he was better than Sainz when they only have themselves to compare against.
McLaren Racing director Eric Boullier has seen Honda boss Yusuke Hasegawa take a different approach since taking over from Yasuhisa Arai earlier this year.
Williams Deputy team boss Claire Williams believes that Valtteri Bottas has improved as a driver since the link to Ferrari ended.
After a troubled first half of the season, Sauber’s Felipe Nasr has conceded that he is not worried about finishing behind Manor, as the team are already focusing on 2017.
Finish driver Valtteri Bottas believes Williams have been out developed this season, with the team sitting fourth place with more concerns about the threat from behind from Force India than moving forwards.
After a difficult period, Gene Haas has admitted that buying an existing team would have been better for the team especially financially.
Toro Rosso’s Carlos Sainz believes Red Bull extended his contract to stop the rumours and keep the talented Spaniard in the team for the long term.
Monisha Kaltenborn says there is no excuse for the Swiss team not to be good next year, with the introduction of the new regulations in 2017, Sauber will hopefully improve from a troubled 2016 campaign.
Kevin Magnussen is still motivated to succeed with Renault especially with the new regulations being enforced in 2017.
Bob Fernley is looking for continuity for 2017 as the team hope to keep both current drivers on for next season.
Speaking after the departure of James Allison, Ferrari engineer Jock Clear says that he will be a huge loss for the Ferrari team.
Haas F1 are still fighting with Toro Rosso in the Championship according to team principal Guenter Steiner.
