Formula One News — October 2015

Ferrari will have an unusual supporter barracking for a strong weekend for the Maranello team this weekend in Russia.

When asked by the German publication Sport Bild how things are going at Sauber, the Swiss team's boss replied: "I can't complain."

Silverstone chief Patrick Allen has launched an unprecedented attack on formula one, describing it as a "sh*t product".

Niki Lauda says Bernie Ecclestone has assured him the two Mercedes cars will not be ignored by the television cameras this weekend at Sochi.

Bernie Ecclestone has tongues wagging in the F1 paddock after declaring that formula one is set to be sold within three months.

Honda has brought a new engine specification to Russia, Germany's Auto Motor und Sport reports.

Dietrich Mateschitz has now set a target for the end of Red Bull's current engine crisis, and it is looming fast.

Former long-time team driver David Coulthard says he can imagine Fernando Alonso quitting McLaren at the end of the season.

Bernie Ecclestone said on Tuesday he expects formula one to be sold "shortly".

Niki Lauda has admitted he is worried about this weekend's Russian grand prix.

Gene Haas says the money he will spend on formula one is comparable to his four-car operation in the American tin-top series Nascar.

The immediate leap from Formula 4 to Formula 3 for F1 legend Michael Schumacher's son is not being ruled out.

Toto Wolff has hit back at Red Bull counterpart Christian Horner's claim that negotiations about a supply of engines for 2016 are back on.

McLaren-Honda is having to look beyond the final five races of 2015.

F1's next owner needs to be fully committed to the sport.

FIA president Jean Todt has defended a controversial clash on next year's F1 calendar.

Valtteri Bottas risks watching his F1 career stagnate at Williams, fellow Finn Heikki Kovalainen has warned.

Ferrari is not counting on having another Singapore-like showing this weekend at Sochi.

Christian Horner has revealed that talks with two manufacturers are taking place as Red Bull continues to work on its engine supplier crisis.

A slightly nervous Mercedes is preparing for this weekend's Russian grand prix.

Mercedes lost millions as it dominantly won last year's world championships.

Fernando Alonso says he can be misunderstood by the public.

Bernie Ecclestone insists he is not worried F1 could be left with a diminished grid for the start of the 2016 season next March.

Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche has called on formula one to up its game in the 21st century.

Max Verstappen must not be left without a race seat in formula one.