Latest Formula One News
DECEMBER 21, 2015
Renault tells court Lotus buyout complete
Renault now "have the keys" to the Enstone based team known in 2015 as Lotus.
Sepang to close for F1 upgrades
Sepang, the Malaysian grand prix circuit, will be closed for three months for repairs ahead of the 2016 race.
F1 half a second quicker in 2015
F1 cars were about half a second per lap faster this year compared to the start of the controversial new 'power unit' era in 2014.
Mercedes and Ferrari control F1 says Newey
Before a single wheel turns in 2016, Adrian Newey says only Mercedes and Ferrari are in a position to win the world championship.
Hamilton says he is dyslexic
World champion Lewis Hamilton has revealed he is dyslexic.
Manor seat not secured for Haryanto yet
Indonesian GP2 driver Rio Haryanto does not yet have his F1 race debut for 2016 in the bag.
Russian Kosachenko signs F1 deal
Another Russian could soon be represented at the pinnacle of motor racing.
Bottas hopes to attend Rio Olympics
At least one F1 driver will be at the Olympic Games next year.
Verstappen a good teammate for Sainz
Max Verstappen's success helped Carlos Sainz to also show his worth in 2015.
Murray Walker signals end for free-to-air TV
The BBC's expected exit from F1 could also signal the looming end for free-to-air television coverage of sports in general.
Magnussen still working on 2016 F1 role
Kevin Magnussen insists he is not giving up on a future in formula one.
Williams denies F1 drivers to race in Formula E
A Williams spokesperson has played down reports its F1 team drivers could race in the electric single seater series Formula E next year.
Karthikeyan doubts India GP to return
Narain Karthikeyan, who was India's first F1 driver, does not think the sport will be returning to his native country.
Palmer wants long term future at Renault
Jolyon Palmer is hoping for a "long term" future with Renault.
Bernie's Xmas card depicts apologetic Hamilton
Bernie Ecclestone has drawn his 2015 to a close with his traditional Christmas card to friends.DECEMBER 19, 2015
Ecclestone not confirming BBC's F1 exit
Bernie Ecclestone is refusing to confirm that F1's free-to-air British broadcaster is pulling out of the sport.
No budget increase for works Renault team - Stoll
Jerome Stoll, the Renault Sport chairman, has dismissed reports the French carmaker is ramping up its annual F1 budget.
Marko hopes Red Bull 'martyrdom' helps F1
Mercedes baulked at supplying Red Bull for 2016 after analysing the pace of the energy drink team's chassis.
Wolff says he is still friends with Lauda
Toto Wolff has rejected speculation he and Niki Lauda no longer get along.DECEMBER 18, 2015
Ferrari can fight for 2016 title says Andretti
Mario Andretti, a motor racing legend and former Ferrari driver, says he can imagine the Maranello marque taking on Mercedes for the title in 2016.
No Renault fireworks in early 2016 says Palmer
Jolyon Palmer has warned that Renault may not shine immediately as the carmaker returns to full works status in formula one next year.
Monza future brighter as law tweaked
In the days before Christmas, good news emerged this week from Italian parliamentary circles.