Formula One News — February 2015

Fernando Alonso is threatening legal action after being named on a list of those suspected of tax evasion.

Ferrari tester Marc Gene has acknowledged that Mercedes remains the favourite for the 2015 season.

Max Verstappen says he understands the FIA's decision to clamp down on the age and inexperience of future rookies in formula one.

The Nurburgring has tabled an offer in the hope of keeping the German grand prix alive in 2015.

The Sebastian Vettel camp has denied claims the quadruple world champion's 2015 helmet livery is based on a design once worn by the great Michael Schumacher.

The 2015 German grand prix is not dead yet.

Sebastian Vettel is back to his old self, Red Bull official Dr Helmut Marko has admitted.

Ferrari has reportedly added a coat of new paint to its formula one car for 2015.

Flavio Briatore does not think any F1 rivals are ready to challenge Mercedes' dominance in 2015.

Valtteri Bottas is not ruling out racing to his first-ever grand prix win in 2015.

Romain Grosjean is once again wearing his customary smile.

Qatar claims it is about to join the F1 calendar.

Giedo van der Garde will return to the cockpit of a GP2 car this week.

The powerful strategy group on Thursday rejected Ferrari's proposal to replace the current V6 engines with a twin-turbo V8 formula for 2017.

Force India has hit back at reports it could be the next team to spin out of formula one.

The former Marussia team has confirmed reports it has not given up on returning to formula one in 2015.

Thursday's Paris blow may not be the death knell for Marussia.

Force India has defended blocking Marussia's application to return to F1 this year with a 2014-spec car.

Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed reports that Marussia will not be allowed to return to formula one this year with its 2014-spec car.

Respected insiders are not expecting McLaren-Honda to shine in 2015.

Valtteri Bottas has not denied he might be looking to take Kimi Raikkonen's place at Ferrari for 2016.

F1's new team for 2016, the American entrant Haas, could race with a distinctive yellow livery.

Kevin Magnussen is not ruling out looking elsewhere to keep his racing instincts sharp.

Team owner Dietrich Mateschitz does not think Red Bull can mount a serious championship challenge in 2015.

A Spanish correspondent has contradicted the ears of many by insisting F1 is no louder in 2015.