Formula One News — February 2015

Danica Patrick has played down suggestions she might be in pole position to enter formula one next year.

Daniel Ricciardo has admitted Red Bull has some catching up to do in the few short weeks before Melbourne.

Ferrari is continuing to impress with the apparent speed of its 2015 car.

Dietrich Mateschitz has denied reports he might be looking to sell his F1 team Red Bull to Audi.

Nearly three months after the chequered flag waved in Abu Dhabi, it was a pair of rookies who had pulses racing on Thursday.

Nico Rosberg is the next F1 driver on pole position to become a father.

After a miserable 2014 season, Lotus appears back on track this year.

How much progress has dominant 2014 title winner Mercedes made over the winter?

Sebastian Vettel has denied he is a "carbon-copy" of fellow German and F1 legend Michael Schumacher.

"Huge egos" have ensured the status quo in formula one when it comes to cost-cutting and income distribution.

Manor, the reborn Marussia team, took a step back from administration on Thursday.

Former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher and his wife Cora have divorced.

Lotus is hitting back in the wake of reports it might be counted among F1's most struggling teams.

Ron Dennis has defended his opposition to centralised cost-cutting in formula one.

Valtteri Bottas has lamented the end of winter testing in the island Kingdom of Bahrain.

McLaren-Honda's troubled pre-season continued on Thursday as the second winter test at Barcelona began.

Rumours are once again doing the rounds that the Volkswagen Group is eyeing a place on the F1 grid.

While Barcelona echoed to the sound of turbo V6 engines on Thursday, behind-the-scenes developments were also making noise.

Both of Mercedes' race drivers are out of action at present.

Pascal Wehrlein leapt rapidly from the Force India to the Mercedes cockpit as the Barcelona test began on Thursday morning.

Manor's administrators are expected to issue a statement on Thursday confirming that the former Marussia team is back on the road to the 2015 grid.

Gerhard Gribkowsky has handed over more than a quarter of the $44 million alleged 'bribe' he was paid by F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone.

A crucial month lies ahead for the new McLaren-Honda collaboration.

Sergey Sirotkin has admitted he is in talks with Force India.

Bahrain has admitted it is in "talks" amid reports neighbouring Qatar is about to join the F1 calendar.