Formula One News — April 2015

Roberto Merhi has confirmed his F1 future is clouded beyond next weekend's Spanish grand prix.

Sergio Perez is expecting Force India to struggle in Spain next weekend.

DTM driver Timo Scheider has questioned Sebastian Vettel's new role as a 'patron' of the Formula 4 series.

Sauber's legal troubles could be set to explode again next week in Spain.

Nico Rosberg insists he is not focusing on the championship standings at present.

Mika Hakkinen is not sure he would advise Ferrari to keep his countryman Kimi Raikkonen beyond 2015.

Mick Schumacher won a race during his debut weekend in the FIA-sanctioned German Formula 4 series.

FIA president Jean Todt has emerged unscathed from a massive earthquake that killed thousands in Nepal on Saturday.

Fernando Alonso might have blown his chance of ever winning a third title by switching to McLaren-Honda this year.

Jacques Villeneuve has joined Bernie Ecclestone in admitting his opposition to the Manor team.

Force India has come up with a proposal to spice up formula one.

Dr Helmut Marko has accused Mercedes of actively helping Ferrari to catch the reigning world champions in 2015.

Niki Lauda has issued a "guarantee" that Lewis Hamilton is staying at Mercedes.

It will be 2017 before McLaren is ready to charge for the title.

Valtteri Bottas has joined team engineer Rob Smedley in playing down Williams' chances of chasing down Ferrari in 2015.

Max Verstappen says he is steadily earning the respect of his fellow F1 drivers.

Red Bull is happy with its current driver lineup, Dr Helmut Marko insists.

Niki Lauda insists he has no sympathy for organisers of the now-defunct 2015 German grand prix.

Carlos Sainz is confident he can hold his own against his highly-rated teammate Max Verstappen.

Pastor Maldonado is refusing to budge as Lotus attempts to accommodate 'Friday' driver Jolyon Palmer.

Valencia could be set to return to the F1 calendar.

Not everyone loves F1's new sparks. Last year, also to beef up the safety of the cars, F1 decided to return to its spark-laden past by adding titanium to the skid blocks in 2015.

Roberto Merhi will contest the forthcoming Spanish grand prix. Whether he stays beyond that will be decided after the race in Spain next month.

Former Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo thinks formula one needs to urgently reform.

Christian Horner on Thursday pinned Red Bull's hopes on the fate of its current engine supplier.