Formula One News — March 2016

Queensland has flagged a potential bid to poach the Australian grand prix from rival state Victoria, the current host of the F1 season opener in Melbourne.

Former driver Takuma Sato says that, amid the category's obvious challenges, he still loves F1.

The saga over the future of historic Monza's grand prix continues, with Bernie Ecclestone making conflicting comments regarding its chances.

Just as details of Max Verstappen's Red Bull deal emerge, the Dutchman has thrown some praise in the direction of Ferrari number 1 Sebastian Vettel.

It is no surprise Fernando Alonso endured a tough week in the wake of his terrifying Melbourne crash.

F1 must return to its glorious roots or risk collapsing, according to 1997 world champion Jacques Villeneuve.

The controversial and unpopular 'musical chairs' qualifying format will decide the grid for next weekend's Bahrain grand prix.

Bernie Ecclestone on Thursday joined forces with F1 drivers who are complaining about the governance of the sport.

Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed reports the controversial 'musical chairs' qualifying format could actually have survived the 2016 season opener.

F1 drivers have caused a stir by criticising the governance of the sport.

F1 needs to adapt to the changing shape of the world and media.

Max Verstappen has played down claims his rivalry with teammate Carlos Sainz has turned into a feud.

F1 is heading into its second consecutive grand prix of 2016 amid looming uncertainty about the qualifying format.

Nico Rosberg is first in the queue to race with Mercedes in 2017.

Lewis Hamilton has hit back at Charlie Whiting for singling him out over the course of the Australian grand prix weekend.

Renault has not given up on the 2016 season, team boss Frederic Vasseur insists.

Niki Lauda has hit back at claims Mercedes is still sandbagging, one race into its 2016 championship campaign.

Rumours Williams could be set to switch to customer Honda power for 2017 have been denied.

All hope that Monza will keep hosting the Italian grand prix beyond 2016 is not lost yet.

Michael Schumacher was "absolutely right" to have urged Ferrari to sign up Sebastian Vettel for the future.

The big question after Melbourne is whether Ferrari can really challenge Mercedes' dominance in 2016.

Rio Haryanto won the popular vote as F1 debuted its new official 'driver of the day' plaudit in Australia.

Pirelli is sure the new tyre selection rules have succeeded in spicing up F1.

Champagne will not be sprayed on the F1 podiums in 2016.

The engine, gearbox and monocoque aboard Fernando Alonso's otherwise-mangled McLaren-Honda survived his famous crash in Melbourne last Sunday.