Formula One News — June 2015

Valtteri Bottas is not ruling out staying with Williams in 2016.

Force India's race regulars are playing down expectations ahead of the long-awaited 'B' car's debut at Silverstone.

Bernie Ecclestone has thrown his weight behind Red Bull's embattled chief Christian Horner.

Maurizio Arrivabene has thrown Ferrari's voice behind the plight of Monza.

Almost halfway through 2015, Manor may not be out of the woods yet.

Amid an intense period of turmoil and introspection in F1, the debate this week has turned to whether an American billionaire can save the sport.

As F1 chiefs ponder the sport's biggest problems, Toto Wolff has admitted the issue of 'characters' is a recurring one.

Williams and Valtteri Bottas are quiet in the face of mounting speculation about the Finn's future.

McLaren-Honda's continuing struggles might soon begin to also affect the 2016 campaign.

Speculation Renault is close to buying back the Enstone based team will not go away.

Nico Rosberg is right back in the running for the 2015 title.

Ferrari has launched a bid to secure the services of Valtteri Bottas, according to Germany's Bild newspaper.

Bernie Ecclestone has admitted it is possible F1 owner CVC will sell the sport.

As the mid-point of the 2015 season approaches, Roberto Merhi has clung onto his Manor seat so far.

Dr Helmut Marko has slammed rumours Red Bull is set to oust its F1 team boss Christian Horner.

Fernando Alonso has described the 2015 season so far as a "transitional period" that will soon come to an end.

The president of Italy's auto racing federation says he wants Monza to keep its annual place on the formula one calendar.

Mercedes chiefs say Lewis Hamilton made a couple of errors in the recent Austrian grand prix.

A radical new winglet tested by Williams in Austria on Tuesday is not legal.

Ferrari is not giving up on trying to close the gap to Mercedes in 2015.

Kimi Raikkonen is losing the backing of Italy's influential F1 media.

Renault has denied it is moving towards F1's paddock turnstile.

Bernie Ecclestone is determined to introduce changes in formula one.

Christian Horner has hit back at rumours he is set to be ousted at Red Bull.

Expectations of a smaller crowd of spectators for the Red Bull-promoted Austrian grand prix have been confirmed.