Formula One News — November 2015

Two F1 personalities made clear the minute of silence on Sunday's Interlagos grid was for the victims of the Paris terrorist attack.

Paul Hembery thinks F1 will be more exciting in 2016.

Bernie Ecclestone says he doesn't mind that next year's grid will look very similar to the one in 2015.

Max Verstappen is another F1 driver who is no fan of the new 'grid boy' concept.

Brazilian GP - Race Report

Maurizio Arrivabene has hit out at the decision to hold the forthcoming post-season Abu Dhabi tyre test behind closed doors.

Flavio Briatore has admitted he is yet to visit Michael Schumacher, ever since his former F1 protege suffered a skiing crash in late 2013.

Honda insists it takes no offence at the use of "humour" to discharge the frustration felt by its F1 drivers at the tail end of 2015.

Williams is appealing Felipe Massa's disqualification from the Brazilian grand prix.

Kevin Magnussen has denied he ruled out keeping a foot in the F1 door next year by signing up for a new reserve driver role.

Adrian Sutil admits his future beyond the forthcoming 2015 finale in Abu Dhabi is not clear.

Toto Wolff says Mercedes will continue to make the call on race strategy, following the complaints of world champion driver Lewis Hamilton.

Lewis Hamilton looks for "excuses" when he does not win grands prix, Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg said over the course of the Brazilian grand prix weekend.

Toto Wolff has hit back at Bernie Ecclestone, after the F1 supremo suggested carmakers are prepared to destroy F1 for their own gain.

Williams F1 drive Felipe Massa was excluded from the results after the Brazilian Grand Prix.

Brazilian GP - Race Notes

Brazilian GP - Sunday Photos

Brazilian GP - Sunday Press Conference

Brazilian GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Brazilian GP - Race Results

F1's French president of the FIA, Jean Todt, has come under fire for making controversial comments about the terrorist attacks in Paris.

Bernie Ecclestone sounds determined to lead formula one into a better future.

Nico Rosberg is sure he can take on Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes, insisting he is even prepared to spend the rest of his career as the triple world champion's teammate.

Red Bull will use an unbranded Renault engine in 2016, in a deal that is expected to be announced officially in Abu Dhabi later this month.

Alex Wurz admits he has been approached to take over as Manor's team principal.