Formula One News — January 2015

Ferrari and the similarly-powered Sauber teams on Friday separately revealed their new 2015 cars.

F1's launch season is in full swing, and the latest new car to hit the headlines is the title-defending Mercedes.

A former Ferrari chief has pointed the finger at departed Fernando Alonso following the Maranello team's recent troubles.

Daniel Ricciardo has contradicted boss Christian Horner's claims that Sebastian Vettel came close to quitting F1 last year.

Many McLaren fans were reportedly disappointed on Thursday when the British team pulled the wraps off its works Honda-powered MP4-30.

Bernie Ecclestone estimates Germany's chances of staying on the 2015 calendar at "less than 50 per cent".

The saga about Force India's apparent financial troubles is continuing.

Red Bull and Lotus could join Force India, Caterham and Marussia in sitting out the opening winter test at Jerez beginning on Sunday.

Kimi Raikkonen's manager says it is possible the Finn will stay at Ferrari beyond the 2015 season.

A former F1 engineer thinks the sport has bigger problems than a potential move to 1000-plus horse power engines.

Williams' new development driver Alex Lynn has confirmed his split from Red Bull's high profile junior programme.

McLaren on Thursday launched its works Honda-powered MP4-30 on the internet.

Force India has denied reports it is now just the latest F1 team fighting for mere survival.

Christian Horner received a "serious offer" last year to become the new boss of McLaren.

Pirelli will introduce an all-new 'super soft' tyre in 2015.

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff is not expecting another season of utter domination in 2015.

Former F1 driver Nick Heidfeld has lamented the loss of F1's familiar scream.

2014 runner-up Red Bull is reportedly pushing the boundaries with its readiness for the new season.

The latest team in serious peril is Force India, according to an insider.

Force India has announced it will sit out the first winter test of 2015.

Red Bull's engine supplier Renault says it has made big changes to its turbo V6 engine for the 2015 season.

Kimi Raikkonen has this week become a father.

This year's Red Bull is probably the last 100 per cent Adrian Newey car, team boss Christian Horner has admitted.

McLaren looks set to debut its Honda-powered 2015 car on Sunday with an all-black livery, according to the Spanish sports daily Marca.

Gerhard Berger, once linked with the top job, has now backed Ron Dennis to keep running McLaren.