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After losing his McLaren seat, Kevin Magnussen is keeping his Formula One ambitions alive for 2016 while preparing to test Porsche's LMP1 car.
F1 marketing executive Zak Brown says Lewis Hamilton’s brand and off-track profile could make him as influential as Tiger Woods, following his third world title in 2015.
Mario Andretti says Lewis Hamilton’s likely third world title in 2015 will not be his most cherished, arguing that dominance with Mercedes has left little room for memorable battles.
The FIA plans to launch a tender for an independent Formula One engine supplier, aiming for a 2.2-litre twin-turbo V6 to run alongside current power units from 2017.
Sauber's Monisha Kaltenborn has publicly rebuked Niki Lauda after the Mercedes chairman criticised her handling of the team's legal disputes and involvement in the European Commission complaint.
Kevin Magnussen faces an uncertain Formula One future after losing his McLaren reserve role, with Trevor Carlin warning it would be a travesty if he is left without a drive.
Kevin Magnussen will not attend the Austin or Mexico City Formula One rounds as he continues to recover from a hand injury, McLaren confirmed.
Kevin Magnussen’s time at McLaren ends after the team decides not to renew his contract, clearing the way for Stoffel Vandoorne to step up.
Fernando Alonso says he is unlikely to continue in Formula One after his McLaren contract ends in 2017, despite recent speculation about his future.
Romain Grosjean fears Lotus may struggle to repair his car for the next race after his high-speed accident at the Russian Grand Prix, as the team's financial troubles continue.
Mercedes proposed a lower-cost Formula One engine supply for €10 million per season in 2014, but customer teams declined the detuned package despite the price cut.
Lotus F1 has dismissed claims it was locked out of its hospitality area at Sochi, sharing images to counter speculation before the 2015 Russian Grand Prix.
Lotus F1 team members were denied access to their paddock hospitality at the Russian Grand Prix, highlighting ongoing financial difficulties despite Renault’s interest in acquiring the team.
Ferrari has cautioned against expecting a repeat of its Singapore success as the Formula One team prepares for the Russian Grand Prix at Sochi, citing track conditions and Mercedes’ resurgence.
Bernie Ecclestone says Formula One will know within a month if teams will be allowed to field three cars each, as several outfits face an uncertain future.
Bernie Ecclestone has shifted the 2016 Formula One season opener in Melbourne from April to 20 March, avoiding a compressed schedule and restoring a longer summer break.
Niki Lauda plans to confront Bernie Ecclestone in London following Mercedes’ minimal screen time during the Japanese Grand Prix, sparking questions over the F1 broadcast feed.
After dominating at Monza, Mercedes struggled for pace in Singapore, leaving the team searching for answers while firmly denying paddock conspiracy theories.
Romain Grosjean says he has made his decision for 2016 but will only reveal that he will remain in Formula One, with his options narrowed to Lotus or Haas.
McLaren allowed its option on Kevin Magnussen’s 2016 Formula One contract to lapse at the end of August, leaving the Dane free to explore other teams.
Nico Hulkenberg, fresh from a new two-year Formula One contract with Force India, has signalled his intent to defend his Le Mans crown with Porsche in 2016.
Mika Hakkinen believes Kimi Raikkonen’s recent form and contract renewal show he is no longer just a supporting act to Sebastian Vettel at Ferrari.
Bernie Ecclestone met with Intercity chairman Vural Ak in London as Turkey seeks government approval to bring Formula One back to Istanbul Park as early as 2016.
Williams technical chief Pat Symonds points to Ferrari’s larger budget and engine investment as key reasons for the British team’s growing deficit in the 2015 Formula One season.