Latest Formula One News
DECEMBER 8, 2015
Jordan backs Ecclestone, Brundle backs BBC
Eddie Jordan has backed Bernie Ecclestone's view that formula one should usher an independent engine supplier onto the grid.
Bottas not very happy with 2015 season
Valtteri Bottas admits he is "not very happy" with his 2015 season.
Perez tips Haas to challenge Force India
Sergio Perez has backed Force India to rise to the "huge task" of continuing to raise its game in formula one.DECEMBER 7, 2015
Boss says Hamilton not irreplaceable
An unnamed team boss thinks Mercedes could seriously consider dropping Lewis Hamilton.
Alonso sure sabbatical rumours to continue
Fernando Alonso says he will be on the grid in 2016.
Rosberg donates 100k to charity
Nico Rosberg has donated EUR 100,000 to charity.
Verstappen staying at Toro Rosso, eyes 2016 podium
Toro Rosso has confirmed officially that Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz are staying at the Faenza based team in 2015
F1 will have different engine rules says Ecclestone
Bernie Ecclestone says the idea of an alternative engine in formula one is not dead yet.
Polarising Hamilton a godsend for F1
Two F1 pundits believe Lewis Hamilton - warts and all - is good for formula one.
Organiser denies 2016 Russia GP in doubt
The future of the Russian grand prix is secure, race organiser Sergei Vorobyov insists.
Vettel not taking bait after Hamilton comments
Sebastian Vettel has declined to hit back with fury at Lewis Hamilton's recent jibe about his talent.
Renault to have Mercedes-like budget?
Renault will power back to the front in formula one with a Mercedes-like annual budget.
Rosberg welcomes new tyre rules
Nico Rosberg has welcomed the tyre-usage rule changes in formula one for 2016.DECEMBER 5, 2015
F1 veterans warn newcomer Haas
Three F1 veterans have warned that Haas is facing a "rude awakening" in formula one.
Toro Rosso, Ferrari confirm 2016 engine deal
Toro Rosso has confirmed it will switch from Renault to Ferrari power in 2016.
Ghosn suggests Maldonado, Palmer contracts in doubt
Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn has cast doubt upon the driver contracts agreed between Lotus and Pastor Maldonado and 2016 rookie Jolyon Palmer.DECEMBER 4, 2015
Red Bull confirms Tag Heuer-branded Renault engines
Red Bull on Friday confirmed it will continue to use Renault power in 2016, re-badged in the name of new Swiss watchmaker sponsor Tag-Heuer.
2016 won't be easy for new Renault team says Permane
Lotus track chief Alan Permane thinks the Enstone team's difficult 2015 will now be "quickly forgotten" after the Renault buyout.
Red Bull will be ready for first test says Marko
The wait for an end to the engine supply crisis was long, but Dr Helmut Marko says Red Bull will be ready for the first winter tests of 2016.
Ecclestone involved in Renault buyout solution
Bernie Ecclestone has admitted he was involved with the solution that means Renault is returning to F1 next year as a full works team.
New tyre rules trigger F1 confusion
F1's governing body and Pirelli had heads scratching this week as new rules for 2016 were rubber-stamped.
Vettel to have almost no vacation
Sebastian Vettel has played down any perception that he will have a long vacation ahead of the start of the 2016 season.