Formula One News — January 2015

Pirelli boss Paul Hembery is expecting a much faster field of 2015.

Before making the radical switch to Ferrari, Sebastian Vettel contemplated simply quitting formula one.

FIA president Jean Todt has backed his former team, Ferrari, to bounce back in formula one.

If aesthetics mean anything, Ferrari will have a better year in 2015.

Lotus has hit back at reports it will not benefit from the 2015 specification of Mercedes' turbo V6 engine starting from the Jerez test this weekend.

Nine weeks after the 2014 finale, formula one is now counting down the mere days before the resumption of track action.

If the former Marussia team survives the winter, it will have to house itself elsewhere.

Talks to renew world champion Lewis Hamilton's contract are finally looming, Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has announced.

Boss Cyril Abiteboul has admitted Renault was about 60 horse power down on dominant 2014 title winners Mercedes last year.

F1 is on course for a sharp change of direction after 2016.

F1's historic venues are struggling to write the next chapters of the sport.

Nico Rosberg has tipped another season of F1 superiority for Mercedes.

Organisers of this year's revived Mexican grand prix have announced they are on course to bounce back into formula one in November.

Sauber looks set to swap its white and grey livery for prominent blue and yellow for the 2015 season.

World champion Lewis Hamilton has replaced one entertainment-based management agency with another, British newspapers the Daily Mail and Telegraph report.

Ferrari has called for a rules "revolution" for formula one in 2017.

Philippe Streiff has apologised to FIA president Jean Todt.

Sebastian Vettel is reportedly first in line to test Ferrari's 2015 car.

Ousted former long-time Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo's next project could be to secure the 2024 summer Olympics for Rome.

Mario Illien says it is possible tweaks to the current generation of turbo V6 cars can produce a louder sound for formula one.

Force India insists the decision not to debut its 2015 car at the opening Jerez test was deliberate.

Bernie Ecclestone has admitted he was involved in the FIA's U-turn over allowing Honda into the new 2015 engine 'unfreeze'.

F1 newcomer Haas has begun to work on its first car for 2016, Omnicorse reports.

When it comes to two crucial questions about F1, Toro Rosso's all-rookie lineup is unanimous.

Robert Kubica has launched his own team to contest the world rally championship in 2015.