Formula One News — March 2015

On the eve of his return to the F1 cockpit, the saga surrounding Fernando Alonso's mysterious Barcelona testing crash continues.

Force India has become the next F1 team to court controversy with its signing of a 'development driver'.

Williams on Thursday confirmed Valtteri Bottas' return to action in Malaysia.

Hockenheim and Bernie Ecclestone on Wednesday denied responsibility for the demise of the historic German grand prix.

Renault has continued to hit back amid suggestions its turbo V6 'power unit' is the only reason for Red Bull's 2015 struggle.

The end of Lewis Hamilton's protracted negotiations with Mercedes over a new deal beyond 2015 may finally be close.

Lotus is once again taking criticism after naming another 'development driver'.

Fernando Alonso has admitted he is expecting a "tough weekend" in Malaysia.

A trio of former F1 drivers are hoping the 2015 season opener was just a blip.

China has bought F1's official tyre supplier Pirelli.

Renault's relationship with works team Red Bull continues to crumble.

Mika Hakkinen says he was disappointed with the performance of his countryman Kimi Raikkonen in Australia.

A silver lining for struggling McLaren-Honda could be the cornering ability of the new MP4-30 car.

Valtteri Bottas' manager on Tuesday said he expects the Finn to return to action this weekend in Malaysia.

The cause of Fernando Alonso's mysterious Barcelona testing crash may now be clearer.

Max Verstappen says he jumped at the chance to become F1's youngest-ever race driver for fear his career would otherwise stall.

As F1 speeds towards its next battleground, the debate about the very future of the sport will also resume in Malaysia.

As the F1 circus touches down in Malaysia, it is possible this week's race will be the seventeenth and last at Sepang.

F1 looks to be heading into its first wet race of the season.

McLaren on Monday confirmed reports Fernando Alonso is preparing to return to action this weekend in Malaysia.

Fernando Alonso on Sunday was cleared by FIA-appointed doctors to travel to the scene of this weekend's Malaysian grand prix.

Monisha Kaltenborn has broken her silence on the Giedo van der Garde affair, admitting she made "mistakes".

Niki Lauda has described the official demise of Mercedes' home race this year as "sad".

A new controversy surrounding F1's fuel-flow rules could be brewing.

F1 is simply adjusting to the new "global trend" of younger athletes.