Formula One News — July 2015

JULY 6, 2015

Arrivabene wants calm Raikkonen amid speculation

If the British grand prix changed the course of Kimi Raikkonen's future, Maurizio Arrivabene is not saying.

Wolff not ruling out Red Bull engine deal

All sides came out fighting on Saturday following speculation Red Bull is set for a sensational switch to Mercedes power.

JULY 5, 2015

Sunday Photos

British GP - Sunday Photos

Sunday Press Conference

British GP - Sunday Press Conference

Sunday Team Quotes

British GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Race Results

British GP - Race Results

Red Bull in talks with Aston Martin?

Aston Martin could be Red Bull's ticket back to the front of the grid.

Ecclestone says he, Mackenzie, could buy F1

Yet another potential buyer for F1's commercial rights has emerged.

Raikkonen not happy despite race seat boost

Kimi Raikkonen insisted he took no joy or repose from his performance on Saturday.

McLaren's Arai, Boullier asked if it's time to go

As McLaren-Honda's 2015 season goes from worse to woeful, questions about the men in charge are now being asked.

Wolff open to letting rivals catch up

Even dominant Mercedes might be willing to facilitate change amid F1's so-called 'crisis'.

JULY 4, 2015

Qualifying Report - Hamilton takes pole

British GP - Qualifying Report

Saturday Photos

British GP - Saturday Photos

Saturday Press Conference

British GP - Saturday Press Conference

Saturday Team Quotes

British GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Qualifying Results

British GP - Qualifying Results

Too early to consider Red Bull move for Sainz

Carlos Sainz says he is not getting his hopes up about a potential move to Red Bull's senior team for 2016.

Pirelli waiting for tyre tender news

Paul Hembery says he is waiting to know if Pirelli will remain F1's official tyre supplier beyond 2016.

Market expert points finger at Ecclestone

Bernie Ecclestone and formula one are being left behind by the "digital generation".

Wolff says Bottas to wear blue or red in 2016

Toto Wolff has confirmed speculation Valtteri Bottas will either keep driving for Williams next year or switch to Ferrari.

Now Verstappen linked with Ferrari switch

Teen sensation Max Verstappen has burst into the running for Kimi Raikkonen's seat at Ferrari.

Practice 3 Report - Trading Places

British GP - Practice 3 Report

Practice 3 Results

British GP - Practice 3 Results