Formula One News — July 2015
JULY 2, 2015
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Strike means Sauber late to Silverstone
Sauber mechanics are working overtime in the Silverstone pits on Thursday.
Eddie Jordan says arrogant McLaren management is a mess
McLaren's "arrogance" is holding the once-great team back.
Internet is key to F1's next generation
A debate is raging among F1 insiders as to whether the pinnacle of motor sport is being left behind in the internet age.
Hamilton hits out at F1 kids
Lewis Hamilton has hit out at the lack of "gentlemen" on a grid increasingly full of "kids".
Hulkenberg has chance of Ferrari seat thinks Berger
Kimi Raikkonen's exit from Ferrari and formula one is all but "sealed", the influential Italian daily La Gazzetta dello Sport claims.
Nasr hoping for braking problems fix
Felipe Nasr is still calling on Sauber to solve his persistent braking issue.
Verstappen eyes Le Mans with father
Max Verstappen could be the next F1 driver heading to Le Mans.
Imola bid also gaining regional support
Imola's bid to return to the F1 calendar is also gaining regional support.
Rosberg keeping focus in Hamilton title fight
Lewis Hamilton may be in the "public eye", but Nico Rosberg has vowed to keep his eye on the world championship.
JULY 1, 2015
Qatar still pushing for F1 race
Qatar is still pushing hard for a formula one race.
Hamilton must be better loser says Hill
Lewis Hamilton must find a way to cope with losing.
Vettel involved lawyers over Multi-21 says Webber
Sebastian Vettel threatened to sue Red Bull over the 'Multi-21' affair of 2013.
Hamilton hopes to avoid plastic trophy at home GP
Lewis Hamilton is hoping the iconic golden trophy is on the British grand prix podium on Sunday.
Formula E too slow to be F1 rival
Two motor racing figures have dismissed a controversial claim that Formula E is set to take F1's place as the pinnacle of the sport.
McLaren should prioritise pace over reliability says Button
Jenson Button has urged McLaren-Honda to prioritise performance over reliability.
F1 still beyond reach for Kubica
Robert Kubica has admitted that racing in formula one remains "beyond my reach" at present.
Now Russia wants own F1 team
If Azerbaijan is pushing towards the formula one grid, then so too should Russia.
F1 crisis needs quick solution says Arrivabene
Maurizio Arrivabene says F1 is seeking "the solution" to its current crisis.
Bottas to wear red if Raikkonen leaves
Valtteri Bottas has been singled out as the ideal replacement should his countryman Kimi Raikkonen depart Ferrari.
Burti tips Hamilton to beat Rosberg
Lewis Hamilton is the clear favourite to win the 2015 title.
Massa defends radio instructions in F1
Felipe Massa has defended the radio instructions given to today's formula one drivers.
Friday drive for Leimer still unclear
Just two days before his engine would fire, Fabio Leimer still does not know if he will drive at Silverstone.
Mosley invited to Strategy Group meeting
Max Mosley was invited to Wednesday's key meeting of the Strategy Group in London, The Times newspaper reports.