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NOVEMBER 19, 2015
Verstappen should keep racing hard
As his meteoric and history-making first season nears its end, the compliments are continuing to rain down on F1 teen sensation Max Verstappen.
Massa hopes for Mercedes engine parity in 2016
Felipe Massa is hoping Williams will get back on par with its engine supplier Mercedes in 2016.
Red Bull to be ready for first 2016 test
Red Bull is on target to make the first test of the 2016 pre-season period, engineering chief Paul Monaghan insists.NOVEMBER 18, 2015
Austin yet to pay F1 fee for 2015
Bernie Ecclestone hopes Austin can get the future of its US grand prix back on track.
Magnussen eyes F1 race return for 2017
Kevin Magnussen is eyeing 2017 as an opportunity to get his F1 racing career back on track.
Rosberg revels in spoiling Hamilton's party
With a spring in his step, Nico Rosberg insists the verbal taunts of his teammate Lewis Hamilton are bouncing right off him.
Sides being chosen in F1 engine war
A war is brewing in formula one.
Hakkinen doubts Raikkonen can recover in 2016
Former F1 driver and double world champion Mika Hakkinen is not confident his countryman Kimi Raikkonen can bounce back in 2016.
Leaving Sauber best decision of career says Gutierrez
Esteban Gutierrez says losing his Sauber race seat last year was the "best decision of my career".
Massa defends Williams appeal decision
Felipe Massa has defended Williams' decision to appeal his disqualification from the Brazilian grand prix.NOVEMBER 17, 2015
McLaren admits Tag Heuer ending sponsorship
McLaren has admitted its long-standing sponsorship by the Swiss watch maker Tag Heuer is ending.
Red Bull has no intention to quit
Red Bull is now confident it will be in formula one beyond next weekend's 2015 finale.
Rosberg, Vettel wake up for 2016 attack
F1 is looking ahead to a more competitive 2016 season starring Nico Rosberg and Sebastian Vettel, according to the Italian press.
2017 engine to be 2.5 litre twin-turbo V6
Details about the specification of F1's alternative engine for 2017 have emerged.
Minute of silence was for France says Lauda
Two F1 personalities made clear the minute of silence on Sunday's Interlagos grid was for the victims of the Paris terrorist attack.
Pirelli too conservative in 2015
Paul Hembery thinks F1 will be more exciting in 2016.
Ecclestone happy with similar grid for 2016
Bernie Ecclestone says he doesn't mind that next year's grid will look very similar to the one in 2015.
Verstappen not grid boy fan
Max Verstappen is another F1 driver who is no fan of the new 'grid boy' concept.NOVEMBER 16, 2015
Race Report - Rosberg Rules
Brazilian GP - Race Report
Arrivabene criticises Pirelli tyre test secrecy
Maurizio Arrivabene has hit out at the decision to hold the forthcoming post-season Abu Dhabi tyre test behind closed doors.
Briatore yet to visit old friend Schumacher
Flavio Briatore has admitted he is yet to visit Michael Schumacher, ever since his former F1 protege suffered a skiing crash in late 2013.
Honda ok with Alonso's frustrated humour
Honda insists it takes no offence at the use of "humour" to discharge the frustration felt by its F1 drivers at the tail end of 2015.