Formula One News — May 2015

McLaren has played down claims about a 2016 'B' team.

Manager Sabine Kehm has defended her handling of the media since Michael Schumacher's skiing crash seventeen months ago.

McLaren supremo Ron Dennis jetted into Denmark this week to ask local companies to power Kevin Magnussen back onto the grid.

Romain Grosjean on Friday hit back at Max Verstappen's claim he "brake-tested" the rookie Dutchman in Monaco.

An early frontrunner to be the twelfth team in 2016 has already emerged.

F1's governing body has commenced the search for a new formula one team.

Red Bull is open to changing its driver lineup for 2016, according to the Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf.

Mercedes has resolved to rely less on data and more on human input in future, following the strategy disaster of the Monaco grand prix.

Haas, the new American F1 team for 2016, is now turning its attention to drivers.

Renault says it is "not surprised" the FIA is clamping down on supposedly non-performance engine upgrades in formula one.

Felipe Massa has backed Williams to recover immediately from a bad weekend in Monaco.

Kevin Magnussen says he is not losing hope for a rapid return to the F1 grid.

Flavio Briatore insists Ferrari has made no progress in 2015.

F1's struggling German market could be dealt yet another major blow.

A recent inspection by F1's governing body cleared Ferrari of wrongdoing as it pushes ahead with aerodynamic development in 2015.

F1's governing body wants to plug the drivers into the telemetry.

Bernie Ecclestone is not ruling out a return to the F1 calendar for India.

Mika Hakkinen has tipped Lewis Hamilton to bounce back from the Monaco grand prix.

Bernie Ecclestone says he is open to working with a new race promoter if it saves the embattled Italian grand prix.

The FIA is pushing hard for its regulations to be fully respected by F1 teams in 2015.

International media sources believe Lotus is on the cusp of being sold.

Jean Todt has ruled out banning alcohol sponsorship in formula one.

The Spanish grand prix might be losing the backing of the city of Barcelona.

Maria de Villota's father has expressed disappointment with the way an investigation into a 2012 crash was concluded.

A Lotus boss has denied Max Verstappen's claim he was "brake-tested" by Romain Grosjean on Sunday.