Formula One News — July 2015
JULY 28, 2015
Red Bull teams eye Mercedes, Honda power for 2016
Red Bull is not expecting its surge in form to stay on track beyond the Hungarian grand prix.
Mercedes still strongest despite Vettel win
Kimi Raikkonen may have moved a step closer to keeping his Ferrari race seat for 2016.
Sainz plays down favouritism controversy
Carlos Sainz has played down his anger with Toro Rosso, after making comments suggesting the team may be favouring Max Verstappen.
JULY 27, 2015
Force India eyes curbs after B car failures
Fingers were being pointed at the Hungaroring's curbs after Force India suffered a second failure of the weekend with its new 'B'-spec car.
Renault racing towards future without Red Bull
Renault appears to be charging towards a future without Red Bull.
Button future not priority now says Boullier
Jenson Button looks set to be retained by McLaren-Honda in 2016.
Race Report - Not the usual suspects
Hungarian GP - Race Report
Ecclestone denies Ferrari in TV boycott
Bernie Ecclestone and Ferrari have denied wild claims the television broadcast of Sunday's Hungarian grand prix amounted to a 'boycott' of the fabled Italian team.
F1 critics look stupid after Hungary thriller says Lauda
"Whoever said formula one is boring looks stupid now," declared F1 legend Niki Lauda after a thrilling Hungarian grand prix.
Arrivabene ducks Kimi questions again
Maurizio Arrivabene has denied he will now spend the summer break thinking about Kimi Raikkonen's future.
Sainz admits anger with Toro Rosso
Carlos Sainz admitted he was angry with his team after Sunday's Hungarian grand prix.
JULY 26, 2015
Race Notes - Vettel wins Hungarian GP
Hungarian GP - Race Notes
Sunday Photos
Hungarian GP - Sunday Photos
Sunday Press Conference
Hungarian GP - Sunday Press Conference
Sunday Team Quotes
Hungarian GP - Sunday Team Quotes
Race Results
Hungarian GP - Race Results
F1 not as exciting now says Alonso
Fernando Alonso was a hero of qualifying in Hungary, although he admitted formula one is "not as exciting" to him anymore.
Alonso struggle would be hard says Rosberg
Nico Rosberg has sympathy for the plight of former champion Fernando Alonso.
Lauda tips McLaren-Honda to succeed
Niki Lauda has tipped Fernando Alonso and McLaren-Honda to bounce back from their current trough.
Teams concerned about 21-race calendar
Team bosses are concerned about F1's plans for an unprecedented 21 grands prix next year.
Hamilton light years ahead in Hungary
Niki Lauda has hailed the dominance of Lewis Hamilton this weekend in Hungary.
Red Bull must take control of future says Horner
Red Bull needs to take back control of its destiny in formula one, according to team boss Christian Horner.
Lotus admits Renault talks taking place
Lotus has admitted it is in talks to be bought out by Renault.
New car would put Manor closer to McLaren says Merhi
Manor might have points on the board if it was powered by an up-to-date engine.
Hungary ideal for Red Bull
Hungary might be a one-off for the much more competitive Red Bull team.