Formula One News — February 2016

Bernie Ecclestone has sided with Sebastian Vettel rather than reigning world champion Lewis Hamilton over the current state of formula one.

Livio Oricchio, a leading F1 correspondent, has admitted to some disappointment at the sight of Williams' new car for 2016.

Although just a rookie, Pascal Wehrlein has been given the lead role at Manor for 2016.

Former F1 doctor Gary Hartstein has launched a stinging attack on the sport's 'supremo' Bernie Ecclestone.

Bernie Ecclestone's son-in-law is facing up to seven years in jail, according to reports in Britain.

Jules Bianchi will race again, thanks to his father who has launched a new kart in the late F1 driver's honour.

Luca Baldisserri, an engineer who formerly worked closely with F1 legend Michael Schumacher at Ferrari, has confirmed he is now overseeing the career of the great German's son Mick.

McLaren-Honda unveiled it's 2016 formula one challenger, the MP4-31 before the first test of the season tomorrow at Barcelona.

James Allison has revealed he will travel to less grands prix in 2016.

Nico Rosberg gave Mercedes' new 2016 car an early thumbs-up on Friday.

Valtteri Bottas should have his fingers crossed that bitter teammate warring at Mercedes continues in 2016.

Sergio Marchionne said the Maranello team is "much more optimistic" about its title-winning chances for 2016.

Max Verstappen is unfazed by a warning issued by his boss at Toro Rosso.

A swathe of out-of-work F1 drivers are looking to pick up the pieces in America's top open wheeler series.

Mick Schumacher's team switch within the lower-tier categories of Formula 4 has now been confirmed.

Rumors that Ferrari's 2016 car would have a 1975-style white cockpit and engine cover were confirmed, as the Maranello marque launched its SF15-H during a stop-start live internet stream.

McLaren-Honda revealed a new ten-year sponsor deal with Swiss watchmaker Richard Mille.

The Williams F1 team revealed their 2016 formula one chassis the FW38 today, with a similar look to the previous chassis.

Adrian Newey is still involved with the design of Red Bull's F1 cars, team boss Christian Horner says.

Christian Horner has played down hopes F1's new tyre rules will really spice up the action.

Christian Horner has confirmed suspicions that the heat of Red Bull's bitter relationship with Renault has now improved.

Christian Horner says he is not worried about losing Daniel Ricciardo to a rival team.

Daniel Ricciardo says he is no fan of F1's new no-glitz approach to 'launching' cars.

Jenson Button has admitted he came close to leaving F1 in order to join the new lineup on the BBC motoring programme Top Gear in 2016.

Max Verstappen is not getting carried away with talk Toro Rosso could beat the premier Red Bull team in 2016.