Formula One News — April 2015

Carmen Jorda says she is on track to test this year's Lotus car.

Nico Rosberg has vowed to move on after his post-race run-in with teammate Lewis Hamilton in China.

Leading members of the Italian media have played down Niki Lauda's suggestion that Fernando Alonso was a real cause of the Ferrari slump.

Mercedes is manipulating the balance of power among its customer teams, according to a Spanish media report.

Ferrari's team boss has backed Kimi Raikkonen after a difficult start to the 2015 season for the Finn.

Having emerged from the comfort of his pre-season low profile, Peter Sauber is now declaring confidently: "We're back."

Organisers of the Chinese grand prix are demanding "changes" within formula one.

Red Bull-Renault and McLaren-Honda are bracing for a difficult Bahrain grand prix.

Jules Bianchi's father has admitted he is angry about the investigation into his son's horror 2014 crash.

Chinese GP - Race Report

Chinese GP - Sunday Photos

It was after the chequered flag flew that the real fireworks began in China between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg.

Bernie Ecclestone would like to see every car on the grid equipped with a Mercedes engine.

Manor has not ruled out keeping its current driver lineup for the rest of the season.

There is still no agreement on the introduction of a fifth engine per driver in 2015.

Force India has confirmed reports it is working on a 'B' version of its 2015 car.

Red Bull is hoping its long-awaited 'short nose' will put the former world champions back on track.

Chinese GP - Race Notes

Chinese GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Chinese GP - Sunday Press Conference

Chinese GP - Race Results

In China, Fernando Alonso has come under attack.

Ferrari was not happy with Kimi Raikkonen's performance after qualifying in Shanghai.

F1's new sparks have been blamed for a couple of incidents ahead of the Chinese grand prix.

Max Verstappen has admitted he is sceptical that female drivers can compete head-to-head with men in formula one.