Formula One News — December 2015

Niki Lauda has denied Bernie Ecclestone's claim about an alleged alliance between top F1 teams Mercedes and Ferrari.

Michael Schumacher's former manager has revealed he has been unable to visit the stricken F1 legend in the wake of his 2013 skiing crash.

Renault's F1 chief has joined 2016 driver Jolyon Palmer in playing down the newly re-established works team's hopes for next season.

The CEO of Aston Martin has confirmed speculation that the British luxury car manufacturer is in fact not entering F1 next year.

Toto Wolff says there is no guarantee Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton will be paired together beyond 2016.

Race officials are now confident formula one is staying in Italy.

Michael Schumacher's former manager says he no longer watches motor sport.

Talks to secure Mercedes reserve and DTM champion Pascal Wehrlein a seat at Manor next year appear to have failed.

Bernie Ecclestone says a dispute between Pirelli and the F1 teams means the sport might not get wider and faster tyres for 2017.

Eric Boullier says it is possible McLaren-Honda's leap over the winter will amount to multiple seconds per lap.

Kimi Raikkonen looks set to get married for the second time.

Jules Bianchi's father says he is determined that those responsible for the death of his son will be held accountable.

Roberto Merhi is not ready to give up on his formula one career.

A Renault source has dismissed speculation the team's new owner may not honour the contracts signed between Lotus and its 2016 drivers.

Race organisers have dismissed suggestions another clash could hurt next year's inaugural race in Azerbaijan.

Rumours are gaining in strength that another Russian driver will be in the F1 paddock next year.

Renault is not yet ready to announce all the details of its return to full works team status in formula one.

Bernie Ecclestone has hit back at reports suggesting formula one risked collapse due to some of the political events of 2015.

The fate of the German grand prix is also in doubt beyond 2018, Bernie Ecclestone has warned.

Former F1 team owner and boss Eddie Jordan has slammed the BBC for the manner of its departure from the sport.

Kimi Raikkonen has criticised F1's ever-shortening winter break.

Michael Schumacher's manager has rejected the latest media report about the rumoured health condition of the F1 legend.

Bernie Ecclestone has finally confirmed that the BBC will no longer broadcast formula one on British free-to-air television.

Renault now "have the keys" to the Enstone based team known in 2015 as Lotus.

Sepang, the Malaysian grand prix circuit, will be closed for three months for repairs ahead of the 2016 race.