Formula One News — June 2015
JUNE 6, 2015
Haas doubts F1 switch for Danica Patrick
Haas, F1's new American entrant for 2016, has played down the prospect of Danica Patrick switching from Nascar.
Sauber not happy with engine situation
Sauber is "not happy" with its engine situation in Canada, according to team driver Felipe Nasr.
Matching Verstappen hype not priority for Sainz
Carlos Sainz insists he is still not bothered about playing second fiddle to his high-profile Toro Rosso teammate.
Small F1 teams set to trigger EU investigation
The prospect of an investigation into formula one by the European Commission could be back on.
Leimer seeks sponsors for 2015 race debut
Manor has let Fabio Leimer put his "foot in the formula one door", the 2013 GP2 champion said in Montreal.
Vettel unconcerned by Webber tell-all book
Sebastian Vettel says he is not concerned even though former teammate Mark Webber is preparing to 'tell all' in a forthcoming autobiography.
JUNE 5, 2015
Practice 2 Report - Ruined
Canadian GP - Practice 2 Report
Friday Team Quotes
Canadian GP - Friday Team Quotes
Friday Press Conference
Canadian GP - Friday Press Conference
Practice 2 Results
Canadian GP - Practice 2 Results
Practice 1 Report - Not Thinking
Canadian GP - Practice 1 Report
Practice 1 Results
Canadian GP - Practice 1 Results
Ecclestone should lower F1 ticket prices according to Vettel
Sebastian Vettel has hit back at F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone.
Hamilton unmoved two weeks after Monaco
Lewis Hamilton insisted he has "moved on" after Monaco, as reporters pressed hard about the strategy blunder that cost him a deserved victory.
No medical check necessary for Verstappen
FIA doctors did not check Max Verstappen's fitness ahead of the Canadian grand prix.
Pirelli not sure Michelin wants F1 contract
Pirelli chief Marco Tronchetti Provera has admitted it is not clear if the Italian company will face any rivals to remain F1's sole tyre supplier beyond 2016.
Aggressive Ferrari to race new engine says Vettel
Ferrari has decided to race its performance-upgraded engine this weekend in Canada.
Teams should not decide F1 rules
Alex Wurz has added his concerns to the current governance of formula one.
Le Mans switch not tempting Hulkenberg yet
As far as his racing calendar goes, Nico Hulkenberg is just about to hit a new high gear.
McLaren, Button play down 2016 split rumours
McLaren has played down reports it is already looking to replace Jenson Button for 2016.
No driver problem at Red Bull says Horner
Christian Horner has defended Red Bull as rumours swirl around the struggling F1 giant.
Raikkonen doesn't need Arrivabene's homework
Kimi Raikkonen says he does not need to be given homework.
No raw power boost in Canada for Honda
Canada could be a blip in McLaren's recent run of progress.
Nasr knew Sauber development would be limited
Felipe Nasr has clarified his recent remarks about Sauber.
Vettel happy grid girls returning in Montreal
Sebastian Vettel has defended his stance about the Monaco 'grid boys'.