Formula One News — February 2016

Alexander Rossi says his chances of a Manor race seat for 2016 are "looking good".

Gerhard Gribkowsky is set to be released from jail.

Roberto Merhi is still not ruling out keeping a role in formula one for 2016.

Former Manor F1 chiefs John Booth and Graeme Lowdon are continuing their motor racing adventure in Le Mans endurance sports cars.

Renault wasn't Kevin Magnussen's only F1 option for 2016, according to the Danish newspaper Ekstra Bladet.

Flavio Briatore has wished his old employer well as Renault prepares to return to full works status in formula one this year.

Alain Prost thinks McLaren-Honda will have a better season in 2016.

Kevin Magnussen has expressed his sympathy for the plight of Pastor Maldonado, who was ousted at the last minute by Renault for 2016.

Chris Dyer, a well-known former engineer for Michael Schumacher and Kimi Raikkonen, is returning to F1 after a five year hiatus.

Renault will walk a fine line between improving the 2016 car and preparing for the opportunity presented by next year's radically different rules.

Renault says it is not surprised by comments made recently by Dr Helmut Marko.

Esteban Ocon may get some Friday practice outings in 2016.

Michael Schumacher's former boss has caused a stir by suggesting the health condition of the F1 legend is "not good".

Renault revealed neither its 2016 car nor the race livery as the wraps came off a mostly black single seater during Wednesday's Paris event.

Kevin Magnussen was still letting the news sink in as he stepped onto the stage as a works Renault race driver on Wednesday.

Renault is aiming to add 200 staff to its Enstone chassis factory by the end of next year.

Alain Prost has played down Renault's hopes for 2016.

Kevin Magnussen said he felt lucky to have been given a rare "second chance" in formula one.

Kevin Magnussen's father thinks the new Renault adventure has even more potential than if the 23-year-old had been retained by McLaren.

A Danish businessman has hailed Kevin Magnussen's return to F1.

Carlos Ghosn on Wednesday did not hide that enticing Fernando Alonso back to the new works Renault team is an objective.

The sport's newest team boss, Frederic Vasseur, said 2016 is the right time for him to enter the world of formula one.

F1's complex and controversial engine development 'token' system will be scrapped for 2017.

Toro Rosso remains "on schedule" to debut its 2016 car on the first day of Barcelona testing.

Red Bull will enjoy the very same equipment as the Renault works team in 2016, the French carmaker has assured.