Formula One News — January 2016

Paul Ricard is not ruling out hosting a revived French grand prix at the circuit near Marseille.

Pastor Maldonado's cousin is set to begin his own adventure in single seater racing.

Formula one needs Ferrari to give Mercedes a run for its money in 2016.

Jock Clear has finally started work at Ferrari, after serving a full year of so-called 'gardening leave'.

A former F1 driver's career has taken a stimulating twist.

Manor has signed up another big name ahead of the 2016 season.

Honda has dismissed speculation it has found more than a whopping 200 horse power over the winter break.

Mercedes is targeting a track debut for its championship-defending W07 car in the days before the opening winter test in Barcelona.

Mark Webber, the always plain-speaking former F1 driver, has named his 'best and worst' on today's F1 grid.

Ferrari's 2016 car, codenamed 667, appears on course to make its track debut as scheduled at the first Barcelona test.

Honda has aced the winter off-season following the Japanese carmaker's woeful return to F1 last year.

Before starting work at McLaren, new team chief executive Jost Capito has named Fernando Alonso as the "best driver in formula one".

Roger Penske, a famous name in US motor racing, has ruled out entering formula one.

Reigning quadruple Indycar champion Scott Dixon has admitted that even his success in the US is not a ticket to formula one.

Monza is eyeing a tweak to its fabled circuit layout.

F1 drivers have agreed that the sport should implement better cockpit protection for 2017.

F1 appears to have succeeded in turning up the volume for 2016.

Sauber can still have a good 2016 even though the debut of the new car is delayed.

Stoffel Vandoorne on Friday said there is no guarantee he will step into a F1 race cockpit for 2017.

Decision-time regarding Pascal Wehrlein's F1 future is now imminent.

Monza race organisers and Bernie Ecclestone are still negotiating over the fee for a new Italian grand prix contract.

Organisers of the inaugural grand prix in Azerbaijan have hit back at reports that the June race is in doubt.

Pirelli secretly altered the construction of its F1 tyres in preparation for 2016.

With the engine supply crisis of last year finally over, Red Bull is not ruling out staying in F1 even beyond 2020.

Renault concluded last year that returning to winning ways in collaboration with Red Bull would not be possible.