Formula One News — April 2015

FIA president Max Mosley has warned F1 could "collapse" if it does not sort out struggling teams' financial problems.

Mercedes has reacted to the "wake-up call" of Malaysia.

Lotus has reportedly moved into pole position to be taken over by the French manufacturer Renault.

A huge media contingent is set to descend on what is normally a low-profile test session of the minor German single-seater category Formula 4.

Force India is planning to introduce a "B" version of its 2015 car.

Australian grand prix supremo Ron Walker is cancer-free, the 75-year-old has confirmed.

Sebastian Vettel's former chief mechanic has swapped a 25-year career in formula one for the world of electric road cars.

F1 is shaping up for a 'silver versus red' battle in 2015.

Two leading figures in Spanish motor sport have hit back at the latest rumours about Fernando Alonso's Barcelona testing crash.

Carmen Jorda has added another voice to the debate about the idea of an all-female F1 series.

Two of Fernando Alonso's countrymen have backed the Spaniard to eventually succeed at the wheel of a McLaren-Honda.

Roberto Merhi is heading to China this week fully expecting to line up for Manor on the Shanghai grid.

Toro Rosso says it is happy with the progress being made by Renault.

Felipe Nasr has revealed that Kimi Raikkonen helped to fund his rise to formula one.

Jean-Eric Vergne says he will try to return to the F1 grid in 2016.

Paul Hembery has urged F1 to make changes before Pirelli commits to a new contract.

Mercedes is pulling together to fend off the new threat posed by Ferrari.

Roberto Merhi is confident he will return to the cockpit of the Manor car in China.

Max Verstappen's mother says the 17-year-old is in fact Belgian.

Yet another rumour about the Fernando Alonso saga has emerged.

Giedo van der Garde has revealed the awkwardness of his situation at the 2015 season opener, as he pressed his claim against Sauber.

McLaren supremo Ron Dennis is confident the team can emerge from the early troubles of the new Honda era.

Renault insists it is not giving up on the 2015 season.

Red Bull has played down reports Renault is set to buy Toro Rosso -- and leave the former world champions without an engine deal.

Manor has dismissed as "nonsense" rumours it only had the ability to run one car at a time last weekend in Malaysia.