Formula One News — September 2015

The long wait for clarity over the future of Renault and Lotus in F1 appears to be almost over.

As the uncertainty about Red Bull's future in F1 races on, Gerhard Berger suggests the team could be back in the running for Mercedes power.

F1 legend Niki Lauda suggests the uncertainty about Jenson Button's future is all about money.

Japanese GP - Qualifying Results

Japanese GP - Practice 3 Report

Japanese GP - Practice 3 Results

Japanese GP - Practice 2 Report

Japanese GP - Friday Photos

There was almost as much action going on behind the scenes as there was on a slippery Suzuka circuit on Friday.

McLaren on Friday declared that it wants to keep Jenson Button on board for 2016.

Japanese GP - Friday Press Conference

Japanese GP - Friday Team Quotes

Even though Jenson Button delayed his expected announcement on Thursday, rumours the McLaren driver is ending his long F1 career are only growing.

If Fernando Alonso cannot return to having a winning car, he will seek it outside of formula one.

In the wake of Max Verstappen's defiant refusal to obey team orders in Singapore, teammate Carlos Sainz has hinted he remains unhappy with Toro Rosso.

Mercedes says it would welcome Audi to formula one.

Kimi Raikkonen says he would play a team role in order to help friend and Ferrari teammate Sebastian Vettel win the world championship.

Valtteri Bottas has conceded it will be "really difficult" to win next year's world championship with Williams.

Haas, the new American team for 2016, has scheduled a driver announcement for next week.

Japanese GP - Practice 2 Results

Japanese GP - Practice 1 Report

Japanese GP - Practice 1 Results

Japanese GP - Thursday Press Conference

Daniil Kvyat on Thursday insisted he is not worried about the future -- not his own, nor that of his Red Bull team.

Pirelli on Thursday moved to dismiss a conspiracy theory about Mercedes' mysterious loss of performance last week in Singapore.