Formula One News — January 2015

Lotus could be a third team set to make a major livery change for the 2015 season.

Stoffel Vandoorne insists he is not worried Kevin Magnussen's demotion at McLaren has also put his own F1 hopes in reverse.

Monza insists it would survive even without the iconic Italian grand prix.

Five hosts on this year's 20-race F1 calendar will see their respective grands prix start earlier than usual in 2015.

Mercedes has confirmed reports it will reveal its title-defending 2015 car on the first day of official winter testing.

Marussia and its administrators has confirmed an auction of team equipment has been postponed due to rescue talks with a potential investor.

An auction of crucial team equipment has been postponed, as Marussia clings to survival less than a month before the 2015 season.

Ferrari has set a modest target for the 2015 season opener, an insider close to the fabled Maranello team reports.

Volvo has set its sights on a global open-wheel championship -- and it isn't F1.

Fernando Alonso shelved his plans for a professional cycling team amid the turmoil of his switch from Ferrari to McLaren.

Pascal Wehrlein is a name on the fast-track to formula one.

Mercedes has reportedly dismissed claims it will begin the 2015 season with its 'old' V6 engine of last year.

The eleventh hour is fast approaching for Marussia.

Honda has been granted some engine development freedom for 2015.

Ferrari needed a sweeping change after a "disastrous" start to the new turbo V6 era.

Alexander Rossi has admitted he is "really interested" in becoming the first American driver to race a Haas car in formula one.

F1's governing body has suggested its tough new criteria for the awarding of super licences in 2016 may actually be flexible.

The Nurburgring is not giving up on hanging onto the German grand prix.

Pirelli is open to supplying bigger tyres to help spice up formula one.

Two F1 hosts have ruled out switching to a night race format for 2015.

Race organisers in Malaysia are getting used to the milder tones of today's F1.

Mercedes looks set to begin the 2015 season with its 'old' F1 engine.

Telefonica has ruled out becoming McLaren's title sponsor.

Jean-Eric Vergne is determined to remain one of the world's top racing drivers.

Hockenheim's circuit boss has warned that a deal to host the German grand prix this year has not yet been reached.