Administrators for Manor Racing MRT have confirmed that staff will definitely be paid until the end of this month.
Carlos Sainz Jr says it is thanks to the guidance of Fernando Alonso that he made it through to Formula One.
Claire Williams believes the 2017 rule changes give the team a great chance to improve on their recent dip in performance, just like they did in 2014.
Manor have been given just one week to find an investor, or their time in F1 will be up.
McLaren Executive Director Zak Brown, believes next years cars will make racing exciting to watch again.
Pirelli have confirmed that the new construction 2017 F1 tyres, should not suffer from as much degradation as their previous compound structures.
Liberty Media will open up the chance to purchase a stake in the sport to all F1 teams.
Toro Rosso will work around the clock to get their 2017 machine ready in time for winter testing.
Daniel Ricciardo is enjoying the extra high-intensity training drivers can now do pre-season, due to the new physical demands they will face in 2017.
The future of the British Grand Prix is no longer looking as bleak, with BRDC chairman John Grant saying they do not feel under as much pressure this year, with recent deals having gone their way.
PERRINN, the company of former Williams designer Nicolas Perrin, has been working on a public access system, which allows people from around the world to contribute to their 2017-spec Formula 1 car project.
It has been confirmed that Paddy Lowe has left Mercedes, and is likely to join Williams for the coming season.
Former F1 world champion Mika Hakkinen, says there is no reason Bottas cannot win a world title if he drives for Mercedes next season.
Esteban Gutierrez will compete in the Formula E Series in 2017, having failed to find a seat in F1 next year.
Force India Chief Operating Officer Otmar Szafnauer, says taking their time to build a strong team has led to their success in recent seasons.
Honda F1 Chief Yusuke Hasegawa, says McLaren Honda have a lot of areas to improve upon this season.
Daniel Ricciardo does not feel the 2017 F1 machines will be the four or five seconds faster that people are predicting, though he does believes they will be quicker.
