Formula One News — September 2015

If Lewis Hamilton wins this weekend, he will match the career tally of his childhood hero Ayrton Senna.

Sergio Perez says McLaren's current predicament is "sad", even though there is little love lost between the Woking team and the Mexican.

Kimi Raikkonen is confident he will not suffer another disastrous race start this weekend in Singapore.

Romain Grosjean has shed no further light on what decision he has taken regarding his future.

Alexander Rossi has selected 53 as his permanent race number ahead of his F1 debut in Singapore this weekend.

Singapore GP - Thursday Press Conference

Jenson Button says the wait on his future is nearing an end, as he rules out a switch to the new Ferrari B-team Haas.

One of the loudest questions being asked around the Singapore paddock is 'What engine will power Red Bull next year?'

Pirelli and the FIA were on Thursday issuing a technical directive to the teams, amid efforts to prevent a repeat of the post-Monza tyre pressure controversy.

Romain Grosjean on Thursday said he has made his decision about what team to drive for in 2016.

Jenson Button has hinted news about his future might be just a "few weeks" away.

The focus of the 2016 'silly season' has turned from drivers to engines.

Carlos Sainz says he is sure Toro Rosso does not favour his high-profile teammate Max Verstappen.

The spectre of grid penalties now loom for Nico Rosberg, as the German will begin to use his fourth and final engine of the season in Singapore.

Roberto Merhi and Fabio Leimer on Thursday are digesting the latest news out of the Manor team.

Dietrich Mateschitz is adding another Austrian race track to his collection.

The Austrian broadcaster ORF says it has not taken a decision about its future in formula one.

Roberto Merhi's time in formula one could be coming to an end.

Stoffel Vandoorne has not been drafted into McLaren's lineup as reserve driver, the British team said on Wednesday.

Singapore's skies remain hazy, but one paddock veteran is sure the popular and floodlit street race will go ahead.

BMW has issued a clear "no" on the issue of a potential F1 comeback.

Kevin Magnussen will miss this weekend's Singapore grand prix after breaking his hand.

Carlos Ghosn has confirmed that Renault will cease to be merely an engine supplier in F1 beyond the end of 2015.

The centrepiece of Sauber's new package for Singapore is a short nose, the respected Swiss correspondent Roger Benoit claims.

Daniel Ricciardo is not convinced that reverting to engine 'customer' status will be a guarantee of success for Red Bull.