Formula One News — April 2015

Max Verstappen is not for sale, Red Bull driver manager Dr Helmut Marko insisted on Thursday.

Eyes will be on the skies on Thursday as the F1 world pushes through the Bahrain paddock gates.

Bernie Ecclestone has made a sharp U-turn on his approach to this year's Bahrain grand prix.

Mercedes has hit back at Bernie Ecclestone's claim the German carmaker is "killing" formula one.

Nico Rosberg is not backing down after accusing his teammate Lewis Hamilton of driving too slowly en route to victory in China last Sunday.

Fernando Alonso will be in top physical shape for years to come, according to his trainer.

Spraygate could come to a screeching halt after the podium model at the centre of the saga played down the controversy.

Max Verstappen is on the road to becoming world champion.

Nico Hulkenberg has admitted he will have to keep treading water at Force India for some weeks to come.

Mercedes' race drivers were dealing with very different dramas in the quick-fire hop between China and Bahrain.

McLaren is standing firmly behind its new star driver Fernando Alonso.

Nico Rosberg says he has no intention of speaking again about the Shanghai incident with Lewis Hamilton.

A fault with the piston design of Renault's 2015 engine has been identified, according to the French broadcaster Canal Plus.

Former team boss Colin Kolles has pointed the finger squarely at F1's governing body over a "massive regulations problem" within the sport.

Kimi Raikkonen is on track to securing a deal to stay at Ferrari beyond 2015.

Racing legend Hans-Joachim Stuck has slammed Bernie Ecclestone over the demise of the German grand prix.

Jules Bianchi might have raced a Sauber in 2015, it has emerged.

Lewis Hamilton has urged his teammate to get into the "racing" spirit and try to take him on next time around.

A sandstorm has welcomed the world of formula one to Bahrain.

Fernando Alonso demonstrated his "good mood" by happily racing a step behind teammate Jenson Button in China.

Lewis Hamilton has ruffled feathers for more than one reason over the last few days.

Fiat chairman John Elkann has hailed the sweeping changes made by a resurgent Ferrari ahead of the 2015 season.

Christian Horner is now playing down Red Bull's F1 quit threat.

Maurizio Arrivabene has ruled out boosting Ferrari's title hopes with the help of 'team orders'.

A presenter for Italian F1 broadcaster Sky has been suspended for insulting Fernando Alonso.