Formula One News — April 2016

Fernando Alonso and Johnny Herbert have buried their differences with a hug live on television.

Sebastian Vettel's bosses did not rally around the German after he pointed an angry finger at rival Daniil Kvyat in China.

Renault is close to deciding to abandon development of its 2016 car, according to the Danish newspaper BT.

Renault official Cyril Abiteboul says he has been impressed with the team's 2016 race driver Kevin Magnussen.

Sergio Marchionne has not dismissed speculation the struggling Swiss team Sauber could become Alfa Romeo.

Marcus Ericsson has hit back at "unprofessional" rival Romain Grosjean after the Chinese grand prix.

Chinese GP - Sunday Photos

Chinese GP - Sunday Press Conference

Chinese GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Daniil Kvyat held his own wheel-to-wheel and then later in a face-to-face argument with Sebastian Vettel at the Chinese grand prix on Sunday.

Lewis Hamilton says it is too early to say his world championship chances are dwindling.

McLaren may not be Stoffel Vandoorne's only option to step up into a full-time race cockpit for 2017.

Felipe Nasr is hoping his bad start to the 2016 season finally ends in Russia.

Daniel Ricciardo is on the front row of the grid in China because his Red Bull is "the best chassis" in 2016.

Fernando Alonso says feeling the "respect" of the paddock is more important to him than adding a third championship to his tally.

Red Bull is pressing on with the development of its alternative to the FIA-preferred 'halo' concept for cockpit protection for 2017.

Chinese GP - Race Notes

Toto Wolff has admitted Nico Rosberg is in a prime position to negotiate a new Mercedes contract for 2017.

Chinese GP - Race Results

Senior drivers Jenson Button and Fernando Alonso were critical of F1's management in Shanghai on Saturday.

Ferrari may be poised in China to secure its first victory of 2016.

Sebastian Vettel has played down speculation F1 drivers' anger at the political situation in the sport could lead to a strike.

Nico Rosberg is on course to secure a new contract to keep racing at Mercedes beyond 2016.

McLaren-Honda has opened the door for Fernando Alonso to renew his contract beyond the end of next year.

Jean Todt's predecessor says the Frenchman should put formula one back on the right track by having the current agreements challenged in court.