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Dietrich Mateschitz and other paddock figures have rejected speculation that Sebastian Vettel could soon leave Red Bull for Ferrari, calling such a move 'absurd' while Alonso remains at Maranello.
Mika Hakkinen says Kimi Raikkonen and Valtteri Bottas exchanged words privately after their controversial collision that cost Bottas a podium and handed Mercedes the title.
Former F1 driver Marc Surer calls for more power and greater challenge in Formula One, as debate continues over safety, spectacle and the sport’s identity.
Richard Cregan says a decision must be made quickly if the Russian Grand Prix is to run under lights in 2016, with only months to install the necessary infrastructure.
Mick Schumacher, after finishing his first German Formula 4 season in tenth place, may move directly to Formula 3 in 2016, according to his team boss.
Sebastian Vettel has publicly supported Kimi Raikkonen’s bid to remain with Ferrari, as speculation mounts over the Finn’s future and rival drivers circle for his seat.
Flavio Briatore says Fernando Alonso may leave Formula One altogether if he cannot secure a car capable of winning, following a troubled start to his McLaren return.
Niki Lauda has urged Mercedes to remain vigilant as Sebastian Vettel's Ferrari resurgence narrows the title gap following the team's unexpected slump in Singapore.
Jos Verstappen expects both Red Bull Racing and Toro Rosso to switch to Ferrari engines after the breakdown of the Renault partnership, citing ongoing reliability frustrations.
Lewis Hamilton has been voted the best driver in Formula One by all ten team principals, outscoring Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso in a poll conducted by Auto Bild.
Sebastian Vettel, once booed by Italian fans at Monza, expects support as Ferrari’s lead driver for the 2015 Italian Grand Prix.
Christian Horner says Red Bull’s decision to promote Max Verstappen and demote Daniil Kvyat in 2016 was based on long-term performance data and future planning, not just one race.
Mika Hakkinen says Ferrari must explain the cause of Kimi Raikkonen’s costly Canadian Grand Prix spin, as speculation grows over the Finn’s future with the team.
Nico Hulkenberg says he is not currently in discussions with other teams for 2025, though he has not ruled out a switch to Audi-Sauber if the opportunity arises.
Sauber boss Monisha Kaltenborn confirms ongoing contact with BMW, reflecting on the team's past partnership and openness to renewed collaboration if circumstances change.
Daniil Kvyat faces mounting pressure at Red Bull after a difficult start to 2015, but the 21-year-old insists he remains calm and focused on improvement.
Carlos Sainz has outscored Max Verstappen in their opening Formula One races for Toro Rosso, despite the attention on his younger team-mate.
Fernando Alonso’s decision to leave Ferrari for McLaren in 2015 drew criticism as the Italian team’s form improved, but insiders argue his exit was inevitable given the circumstances.
Felipe Massa says Williams have slipped behind three rivals after the Chinese Grand Prix, citing Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull as clearly ahead in both qualifying and race pace.
Sebastian Vettel describes Ferrari’s 2015 turnaround as a miracle, dismissing talk of crisis after a dip in form at Silverstone and highlighting the team’s consistency.
Lewis Hamilton believes McLaren underestimated the complexity of switching to Honda power in 2015, leaving the team struggling at the back of the grid.
Kimi Raikkonen hopes to secure a victory before the end of the 2015 Formula One season, as Ferrari management considers its driver line-up for 2016.
Felipe Nasr has emerged as a candidate for a Williams Formula One seat in 2016, as speculation mounts over Valtteri Bottas’s future with the team.
Williams technical chief Pat Symonds describes Felipe Massa as an 'incredible' driver, crediting the Brazilian’s form to a supportive environment after his move from Ferrari.