Formula One News — April 2015

Chinese GP - Practice 2 Results

Carlos Sainz says Toro Rosso must capitalise on its strong start to the 2015 season.

As Romain Grosjean sat out Friday practice early in Shanghai, he said he understands the financial pressures on F1 teams.

Maurizio Arrivabene has admitted Sebastian Vettel was not sure last year if Ferrari's offer of a race seat was genuine.

Chinese GP - Practice 1 Report

Chinese GP - Practice 1 Results

Chinese GP - Thursday Press Conference

Nico Rosberg is looking on the bright side of his defeat to not one but two drivers in Malaysia.

First, the good news about Valtteri Bottas -- he is no longer worried about his bad back.

As announced by Dr Helmut Marko after Malaysia, Red Bull has switched brake suppliers for the Chinese grand prix.

Fernando Alonso has admitted he will regret his move to McLaren-Honda if Ferrari wins the 2015 title.

Will Stevens is hoping 'third time's a charm' in China.

Sergio Perez is bracing to end the 'pain' of his current situation.

Jenson Button insists he has a "great future" at McLaren.

Lewis Hamilton's increasingly farcical contract saga looks set to continue.

The F1 world is looking to the Shanghai skies amid the prospect of another Mercedes versus Ferrari battle this weekend.

Ferrari and Mercedes will be in the FIA's spotlight this weekend in China.

Daniel Ricciardo has admitted that Red Bull's problems run deeper than Renault power.

Renault insists it will not argue for a change of rules to help it catch up with F1's pacesetters.

Manor is reportedly looking to get a 2015 car up and running later this season.

Nico Rosberg has denied he will slip into a 'number 2' role in 2015.

Michael Schumacher's manager on Wednesday urged for calm as the German legend's 16-year-old son started his own climb towards formula one.

Bernie Ecclestone has joined Max Mosley in fearing for the very survival of formula one.

Suddenly, Ferrari's team boss is making plans to actually fulfil a tongue-in-cheek pre-season pledge.

In Malaysia, McLaren-Honda team figures including champion drivers Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button extolled the progress made in the fortnight since Australia.