From a multi-team title fight to more challenging cars to drive, some of the Sky F1 team state their wishes for Formula 1 in 2017.
Another Formula 1 season has come and gone and all the teams' attention has turned to next season and its rules overhaul.
Toto Wolff has told his Mercedes team to recharge for the 'bigger challenges ahead' in his Christmas message to the Silver Arrows staff.
Red Bull's Helmut Marko believes his team have the best driver pairing in F1 and Mercedes won't take a risk in their search.
Sergio Marchionne admits Ferrari are "looking around" at their 2018 driver options as Sebastian Vettel is given another warning.
Lewis Hamilton has asked Mercedes not to complete another reshuffle of mechanics across their cars ahead of the 2017 season.
Bernie Ecclestone has told Sky Sports that Lewis Hamilton will dominate F1 in 2017 whoever his new Mercedes team-mate is.
New McLaren chief Zak Brown says the team are in confident mood heading towards 2017's F1 rules refresh.
GP2 champion Pierre Gasly admits he is considering a Vandoorne-style move to Japan in 2017 after missing out on Toro Rosso.
Long-time McLaren partner ExxonMobil have joined Red Bull to be the former world champions' fuel and oil supplier.
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F1 stewards aim for quicker and more consistent decisions in future and want rules simplified and less subjective.
Barcelona will host both four-day pre-season testing sessions ahead of the 2017 season.
FIA confirms a 20-race 2017 Formula 1 calendar with the German GP dropping off the schedule next season.
Lewis Hamilton briefly returned to action in Abu Dhabi for tyre testing two days after losing the world title, before feeling unwell.
Zak Brown has set the target of re-establishing McLaren as F1 winners, but says he won't be setting a strict timeline.
Sauber's ninth-place finish in Brazil will have a major impact on Manor's 2017 driver line-up, according to the F1 Report guests.
Kevin Magnussen has agreed a multi-year deal to join Haas where he will partner Romain Grosjean.
Esteban Ocon will partner Sergio Perez as Nico Hulkenberg's replacement at Force India for the 2017 season.
Jolyon Palmer will remain at Renault for the 2017 F1 season alongside Nico Hulkenberg with Kevin Magnussen set to move to Haas.
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