Formula One News — December 2015

Gian Carlo Minardi, a former team owner and boss, believes Renault is making plans to have Fernando Alonso lead the French carmaker's new works effort.

Former race and test driver Pedro de la Rosa thinks 2016 will be a better year for formula one.

In the space of a year, Max Verstappen has set himself apart as a future F1 great.

Michael Schumacher played a major role in the success enjoyed today by the Mercedes team.

Barcelona's city council has slashed funding for the Spanish grand prix.

Alex Wurz has been tipped for a prominent management role in motor sport for the future.

F1 should be careful about making knee-jerk rule changes to stop Mercedes' utter dominance.

A man appeared in a United Arab Emirates court early this week charged with planning a terrorist attack on the Abu Dhabi grand prix.

Sebastian Vettel has been tipped to take out the 2016 title for Ferrari.

It was with sadness on Tuesday that two of Michael Schumacher's former colleagues marked the two-year anniversary of the great German's skiing crash.

Lewis Hamilton says he has no intention of easing back the intensity of his off-track lifestyle.

The City of Montreal has acknowledged that time is tight to deliver the promised new pit and paddock complex for the Canadian grand prix.

Drivers and managers are in danger of giving up the F1 dream, former grand prix star Stefan Johansson has warned.

Esteban Gutierrez has admitted he would like his new Haas seat for 2016 to boost his chances of racing for Ferrari in the future.

Stefan Johansson has tipped his former team McLaren to make a "big leap" in 2016.

Michael Schumacher's media lawyer has defended the right of the great German's family to fiercely defend his privacy.

French carmaker Renault bought back its former works team Lotus for a single British pound.

Mercedes is considering unleashing the rivalry between teammates Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg, in a bid to spice up formula one.

Sergey Sirotkin has played down speculation he is definitely set to return to prominence in formula one next year.

Toto Wolff has tipped Red Bull to commence a process of rebuilding as the brand races back to the front in formula one.

Kevin Magnussen has revealed the deep shock of discovering at the eleventh hour that his F1 career was stalling after just one year.

Max Verstappen has confirmed reports he is determined to "aim high" in 2016.

Esteban Gutierrez thinks formula one is set for a more exciting season in 2016.

Jos Verstappen will not race at Le Mans next year as he prefers instead to focus on supporting the F1 career of his son Max.

Alexander Rossi says his plans for the 2016 season will be revealed "soon".