Formula One News — January 2015

Caterham's acting team boss and administrator has admitted time is running out to rescue the ailing backmarker.

The Nurburgring is still in talks with Bernie Ecclestone about hosting the 2015 German grand prix as scheduled.

Max Chilton will this year keep his motor racing career alive in America.

Former F1 driver Philippe Streiff has launched a stinging tirade against FIA president Jean Todt.

Force India has become the next F1 team to unveil its new look for the 2015 season.

Niki Lauda has rubbished reports Lewis Hamilton has been offered the most lucrative contract in F1 to keep him at Mercedes beyond 2015.

Toto Wolff is recovering from yet another injury, it has emerged in the Austrian media.

The new 2016 team Haas has denied rumours it is the mystery investor looking into rescuing Marussia.

F1 hopeful Esteban Ocon might be forgiven for feeling disappointed about the latest signing at Lotus.

Although Mercedes utterly dominated in 2014, team chairman Niki Lauda is still looking into the new season with trepidation.

Fiat chairman John Elkann has joined Sergio Marchionne in admitting Ferrari will get off to a difficult start in 2015.

Germany could be removed from the F1 calendar altogether, Bernie Ecclestone has warned.

World champion Lewis Hamilton's father is involved in plans to revive a South African grand prix.

Williams' technical chief admits the team has had to make substantial changes to the car for 2015 due to the new nose rules.

Williams has given F1 fans an early glimpse of its new car, as the once-great British team eyes a return to the top step of the podium in 2015.

McLaren looks to be the next team giving a sneak preview of its 2015 car.

F1 returnee Honda this year may be allowed to do just a quarter of the engine development of its 2015 rivals Mercedes, Ferrari and Renault.

As two Spaniards depart Ferrari, another arrives.

Is Gene Haas the mysterious investor looking into rescuing Marussia?

Lotus has signed reigning GP2 champion Jolyon Palmer as its third and reserve driver for 2015.

A sponsor of the ailing backmarker Caterham has found its way to McLaren.

Force India may be the first team to 'launch' in 2015, but it will also be the last new car to actually hit the official test tracks.

Manufacturers and teams are busily assessing the impact of the newly-clarified engine 'freeze' situation, mere weeks before the season opener.

Ferrari has ruled out leaving Italy as it bids to end a seven-year championship drought.

Malaysia looks set to announce a new multi-year contract to keep hosting the annual grand prix at Sepang.