Formula One News — March 2015
MARCH 31, 2015
Mercedes to re-think fair-play strategies
The big question after Malaysia is: has Ferrari really caught Mercedes?
Hamilton flags 2016 deal announcement this week
Lewis Hamilton's new Mercedes deal is still inching towards the signatures, the reigning world champion says.
Old chiefs deserve credit for Ferrari win
Luca di Montezemolo insists Ferrari's former management should not be forgotten after the fabled team returned to the top step of the podium.
Ecclestone's criticism of Vettel wrong says Berger
Gerhard Berger has hit back at Bernie Ecclestone, following the F1 supremo's criticism of Sebastian Vettel.
German GP demise serious for F1 nation
Norbert Haug has lamented the demise of Germany's historic grand prix.
Catching Mercedes not possible says Marko
Dr Helmut Marko remains doubtful Red Bull can catch up in 2015.
Ferrari's driver hierarchy already set
Kimi Raikkonen is back. 2015 is a crucial year for the Finn, having declared his interest in racing on beyond the season but acknowledging his expiring Ferrari contract.
MARCH 30, 2015
Ferrari says Mercedes still has best car
Although disappointed, Toto Wolff had to chuckle late on Sunday when asked if Malaysia signalled the "end of an era" in formula one.
Alonso upbeat while Ferrari moves on
Fernando Alonso insists his first race with McLaren-Honda went better than expected.
Merhi keeps options open amid Manor uncertainty
Roberto Merhi is having to keep his options open even after making his grand prix debut on Sunday.
Raikkonen has full support of Arrivabene
After two races in 2015, Ferrari is happy with its driver lineup.
Marko won bet by gambling on Ferrari
Dr Helmut Marko left Sepang 400 euros richer - by betting on a Ferrari.
Race Report - Seeing Red
Malaysian GP - Race Report
MARCH 29, 2015
Sunday Photos
Malaysian GP - Sunday Photos
Wolff hopes Malaysia stops equalisation nonsense
Toto Wolff on Sunday said he hopes Ferrari's breakthrough win stops the "nonsense" talk about equalisation.
No Hamilton contract news for a few more days
The Malaysian grand prix weekend started and ended without Lewis Hamilton's new Mercedes contract being announced.
Malaysia announces new F1 race deal
Malaysia will continue to host a grand prix for at least the next three years.
Sunday Press Conference
Malaysian GP - Sunday Press Conference
Sunday Team Quotes
Malaysian GP - Sunday Team Quotes
Vettel to be father again says Ecclestone
All is well in the world of Sebastian Vettel.
Race Notes - Vettel wins Malaysian GP for Ferrari
Malaysian GP - Race Notes
Race Results
Malaysian GP - Race Results
Rosberg denies blocking Hamilton
Nico Rosberg protested his innocence on Saturday, amid suspicions he 'blocked' teammate Lewis Hamilton in qualifying.
Ecclestone regrets letting Manor return
Manor appears to have lost the backing of Bernie Ecclestone, the most powerful man in formula one.
Honda relying more on McLaren now says Boullier
McLaren and Honda are working hard to make their new works collaboration gel.