Formula One News — October 2015

Ferrari has sidelined the latest specification of its F1 'power unit' for the remainder of the 2015 season.

Rumours are continuing to swirl around Max Verstappen, the 18-year-old F1 rookie sensation.

Red Bull appears to have dropped its earlier threat to voluntarily quit formula one.

With the Renault buyout still not done, the prevailing mood of uncertainty remains at Lotus for now.

Esteban Gutierrez has confirmed the worst-kept secret in the F1 paddock -- that he will complete Haas' 2016 driver lineup.

Manor is losing its most prominent bosses, the Telegraph newspaper reports on Friday.

Lewis Hamilton says he is reluctant to help teammate Nico Rosberg cap off Mercedes' 2015 season with a clean sweep.

Hot on the heels of Hurricane Patricia, the F1 world now has its eye on another natural phenomenon.

Mexican GP - Thursday Press Conference

Lewis Hamilton left Austin with his childhood dream achieved, but for the race organisers it was an horror US grand prix.

Force India is calling on Bernie Ecclestone to advance the team's official income to before the 2016 season begins.

Nico Rosberg cannot be ruled out of the running to take on Lewis Hamilton, even though the German has lost two consecutive world championships to his Mercedes teammate.

In the days after Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg's first-corner clash in Austin, Mercedes team management are now playing down the incident.

Kimi Raikkonen has raised his hand as a potential challenger for the 2016 world championship.

McLaren has effectively confirmed reports it has vetoed the supply of customer Honda power units to Red Bull next year.

Up and down pitlane, there is little enthusiasm for Bernie Ecclestone and the FIA's plan for a 'client engine' in formula one.

Kevin Magnussen is looking to get his career back on track after being let go by McLaren.

One of Valtteri Bottas' personal sponsors is pulling its financial backing from the Williams team.

Lewis Hamilton says he can "understand" why Nico Rosberg hurled a second-placed podium cap at him after the US grand prix.

Confirming its push for a "client engine" in formula one, F1's governing body has aimed fire at Ferrari.

Sebastian Vettel is shaping up as the most likely contender to end new triple world champion Lewis Hamilton's run of dominance in 2016.

Lewis Hamilton's immense talent may have thrown McLaren off course when it came to the development of young talent.

Kimi Raikkonen has admitted he had no interest in joining the "circus" that became the unusual television spectacle of qualifying in Austin.

Nico Rosberg has defended his behaviour in the immediate aftermath of the US grand prix.

United States GP - Race Report