Coverage tagged Formula One.
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McLaren-Honda’s poor 2015 Formula One campaign has led to questions over the futures of Yasuhisa Arai and Eric Boullier, with both men facing scrutiny as results fail to improve.
Autodromo Nazionale Monza representatives met Bernie Ecclestone again this week as negotiations continue to secure the Italian Grand Prix’s future beyond the current contract.
Bernie Ecclestone has cast doubt on Stephen Fitzpatrick’s willingness to invest his own money in the Manor Formula One team, despite reports of a substantial pledge.
Reports in Germany suggest Renault is preparing a formal offer to reclaim the Enstone-based Lotus Formula One team, with Alain Prost linked to the negotiations.
Reports link Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross and Qatar's sports fund to a potential $8bn F1 acquisition, as figures debate the future role of Bernie Ecclestone.
Ferrari has reportedly made a formal offer to Williams and Valtteri Bottas as speculation grows over Kimi Räikkönen’s future for the 2016 Formula One season.
Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz and Formula One chief Bernie Ecclestone held discreet talks amid speculation about Mateschitz's interest in the sport's commercial rights.
Fernando Alonso says McLaren-Honda has turned a corner, even as the team faces heavy penalties and early retirements following the Austrian Grand Prix.
Kimi Raikkonen’s future at Ferrari remains uncertain after a crash in Austria, with the team confirming a deadline exists for determining its 2016 driver line-up.
Max Verstappen will not drive for Red Bull Racing in the upcoming Formula One test at the Red Bull Ring, remaining with Toro Rosso as speculation about promotion is dismissed.
Bernie Ecclestone has denied describing Formula One as a "crap product", clarifying that his criticism was aimed at the current engine regulations rather than the sport itself.
FIA president Jean Todt will be present as Mick Schumacher, racing with a broken hand, makes his German Formula 4 debut at Spa-Francorchamps this weekend.
Bernie Ecclestone has criticised Formula One’s hybrid era, blaming complex regulations and predictable races for falling public interest in 2015.
Fernando Alonso revealed he held talks with nearly every Formula One team except Force India, Sauber and Manor before choosing McLaren-Honda for the 2015 season.
Goodyear has officially ruled itself out of the running for Formula One’s 2017-2019 tyre supply contract, leaving Pirelli and Michelin as the main contenders.
Red Bull is considering a switch to Ferrari power units for 2016, following ongoing dissatisfaction with Renault's performance and reliability in Formula One.
Williams technical chief Pat Symonds has dismissed claims that only factory teams can win in modern F1, pointing to customer-team successes and contractual parity with Mercedes.
Nico Hulkenberg, set for his first 24 Hours of Le Mans with Porsche, describes the historic circuit as a true test for drivers and highlights the demands of modern endurance racing.
Sebastian Vettel, now with Ferrari, says he still enjoys a close relationship with Red Bull and Dietrich Mateschitz despite leaving the team after 2014.
Force India's Bob Fernley claims McLaren, Ferrari, Mercedes and Red Bull are pushing customer car plans to consolidate power and revenue at the expense of smaller teams.
McLaren’s management says no internal talks are underway about changing its Formula One driver line-up for 2016, despite a difficult start to the Honda partnership.
Ferrari's upgraded engine failed to challenge Mercedes in Canadian Grand Prix qualifying, with a minor part failure ending Sebastian Vettel's hopes and Kimi Raikkonen finishing six tenths off pole.
Carlos Sainz says media focus on Max Verstappen does not bother him, as he prioritises impressing the Toro Rosso and Red Bull hierarchy during his debut Formula One season.
Sebastian Vettel says he has no concerns about Mark Webber’s forthcoming book, which is expected to detail their turbulent years as Red Bull teammates.