Formula One News — January 2016

Niki Lauda is not as outspoken and brash behind the scenes, according to Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg.

Signing Romain Grosjean is helping to attract staff to F1's new American outfit Haas, boss Gunther Steiner says.

Alfa Romeo would need to ally with a team in order to enter formula one, Ferrari and Fiat Chrysler president Sergio Marchionne said on Monday.

Jos Verstappen has called time on his motor racing career in order to focus on his son Max.

Maurizio Arrivabene says it his job to deliver on the ambitious goal set by Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne for 2016.

Red Bull looks to be moving on in formula one without a title sponsor.

Maurizio Arrivabene has suggested Kimi Raikkonen needs to move closer to the pace of his Ferrari teammate in 2016.

Success will not come overnight for Renault in the wake of the Lotus buyout.

Kevin Magnussen says he is keen to keep his foot in the F1 door this year.

Whether Ferrari can take on Mercedes next year is arguably the biggest question of the winter.

As Mercedes looks into the future, Nico Rosberg says his ideal teammate is Lewis Hamilton.

While upbeat about 2016, McLaren-Honda's champion drivers are cautious about predicting a rapid return to victory for the beleaguered team.

Cepsa, a major sponsor of the Toro Rosso team, could announce its departure from formula one "in the coming days".

Kimi Raikkonen has admitted he is a fan of F1's older circuits, amid the new era of ultra-modern tracks penned mainly by Hermann Tilke.

F1 is speeding out of a brief Christmas sojourn into a "critical" period for the future, Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says.

Alain Prost is set to become Renault's new team principal, according to intensifying rumours.

F1 sensation Max Verstappen saw in the New Year amid a safety scare whilst holidaying in Dubai.