Formula One News — December 2015
DECEMBER 3, 2015
Mercedes could survive without Hamilton, Rosberg says Hakkinen
Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg are not the only drivers who could win at the wheel of their Mercedes.
Jaguar could buy embattled Silverstone?
Jaguar, the iconic British carmaker, is reportedly considering buying Silverstone.
DECEMBER 2, 2015
F1 issues latest calendar
At the World Motor Sport Council meeting that was held in Paris today, the FIA released the following calendar of 21 events fort the 2016 Formula One schedule.
Wehrlein unlikely to secure Manor seat
Manor looks set to stick with its current driver lineup for the 2016 season.
Red Bull engine could be called Tag-Heuer
McLaren has fired the opening salvo of its effort to fight back in 2016 by topping the 12-hour post-season tyre test in Abu Dhabi.
Zetsche backs Lauda, Wolff to stick together
Dieter Zetsche has backed Mercedes' F1 chiefs Niki Lauda and Toto Wolff, amid mischievous reports of discord between the pair.
Raikkonen closer to end of F1 career says Webber
Mark Webber thinks Kimi Raikkonen might be nearing the end of his useful career in formula one.
Renault announcement now imminent
Renault's decision to return to full works status in 2016 by buying Lotus is now imminent.
Williams must improve for 2016 says Bottas
Valtteri Bottas has called on Williams to up its game in 2016.
Verstappen, Kvyat most impressive says Hakkinen
Max Verstappen and Daniil Kvyat have been singled out as two of the most impressive youngsters in F1 this year.
Booth, Lowdon set for Le Mans project?
Departed Manor chiefs John Booth and Graeme Lowdon are tipped to re-fire their racing instincts in the world of endurance sports cars.
DECEMBER 1, 2015
F1 popularity in Germany still declining
The popularity of formula one within Germany has continued to steadily decline.
Renault set to show green light to F1 this week
Tuesday or Wednesday have been tipped as the most likely days for Renault to announce its decision to stay in formula one next year and beyond.
Mercedes to investigate Hamilton's loss of form
Whether Nico Rosberg can turn his newly-found top form into a title challenge in 2016 has become a hot topic for the forthcoming winter period.
Honda will be ready for Melbourne 2016 says Arai
Yasuhisa Arai insists Honda has no regrets about making its return to F1 in 2015, despite its obvious unpreparedness for the 'power unit' era.
Stroll hopes Williams road leads to F1 grid
Lance Stroll admits he hopes a new role at Williams could be his road to the formula one grid.
2016 the year of truth for Ferrari?
When Ferrari puts its 2016 challenger on track in February, the entire world of F1 will wonder if it can be a Mercedes-beater.
Determined Honda to work through holidays
Honda has vowed to work throughout the forthcoming holiday season to get back up to speed in formula one.