The hopes of Indonesia's first Formula 1 driver, Rio Haryanto, to return in 2017 have suffered a major setback with the announcement by the country's state-owned energy company Pertamina that it is ending its sponsorship of his efforts."This year there will not be a continuation of participation by Pertamina in...

Rio Haryanto remains hopeful of reviving his Formula 1 career by landing one of the last three vacant seats for the 2017 season.The 23-year-old Indonesian contested the first 12 races of the year with Manor before being demoted to reserve driver due to a funding shortfall. Manor, which is still...

Rio Haryanto says he and his management team will hold meetings in the next couple of weeks to try to ensure he can complete the Formula 1 season with Manor.The Indonesian signed at the start of the year but only had enough funding to carry him through to the conclusion...

Rio Haryanto's future with the Manor Formula 1 team is in doubt, but his management is "90 percent" certain a solution can be found with the Indonesian government.The rookie's manager Piers Hunnisett said Haryanto's seat was secure until F1's summer break after the Hungarian Grand Prix, but acknowledged there had...