Formula One News — August 2015

Belgian GP - Friday Press Conference

Belgian GP - Friday Team Quotes

Belgian GP - Friday Photos

Belgian GP - Practice 2 Results

Daniil Kvyat says he is happy to have been rated so highly by a former boss.

Valtteri Bottas claims rumours about a switch to Ferrari hurt his relationship with Williams.

Fernando Alonso has admitted he will start Sunday's Belgian grand prix from the back of the grid.

Sebastian Vettel's helmet livery tweak for the Belgian grand prix conforms with the regulations.

Fernando Alonso says he was not surprised by this week's news that Ferrari has re-signed his former teammate Kimi Raikkonen for 2016.

Now that Valtteri Bottas is not heading to Ferrari next year, Felipe Massa says he hopes his current teammate stays at Williams in 2016.

German fans can heave a sigh of relief, as the broadcaster RTL has penned a new free-to-air television deal with Bernie Ecclestone.

Jenson Button has admitted he has ramped up his personal security in the wake of a recent robbery incident.

F1's new clampdown on race start technology has divided paddock opinion.

Sauber is not worried it will become Ferrari's last priority in 2016 and beyond.

Belgian GP - Practice 1 Report

Belgian GP - Practice 1 Results

Although clearly the quickest team in F1, championship leader Mercedes is still pushing hard to improve its 2015 machine.

Pastor Maldonado has played down rumours he would be ousted if Renault completes its rumoured takeover of the Lotus team.

A trio of drivers swallowed hard this week when Ferrari announced it is keeping Kimi Raikkonen for 2016.

It will be a long and tiring Belgian grand prix weekend for the McLaren-Honda mechanics.

Andre Maes, promoter of the Belgian grand prix, is looking forward not only to this weekend's race, but also more of the same in the future at fabled and popular Spa-Francorchamps.

Sergio Perez on Thursday said he has no concerns about the safety of his Force India car.

With the Ferrari seat to remain occupied by Kimi Raikkonen, Valtteri Bottas will now almost certainly stay at Williams next year.

Nico Rosberg has a private jet on standby as the minutes tick down to fatherhood.

Sebastian Vettel has vowed to keep his foot to the floor on his outside shot at the 2015 world championship.