Formula One News — February 2015

Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed reports that Marussia will not be allowed to return to formula one this year with its 2014-spec car.

Respected insiders are not expecting McLaren-Honda to shine in 2015.

Valtteri Bottas has not denied he might be looking to take Kimi Raikkonen's place at Ferrari for 2016.

F1's new team for 2016, the American entrant Haas, could race with a distinctive yellow livery.

Kevin Magnussen is not ruling out looking elsewhere to keep his racing instincts sharp.

Team owner Dietrich Mateschitz does not think Red Bull can mount a serious championship challenge in 2015.

A Spanish correspondent has contradicted the ears of many by insisting F1 is no louder in 2015.

Caterham is finally reaching the end of the line, as administrators decide to auction the backmarker's assets.

Defending champion Lewis Hamilton went into a silent spin on Wednesday as the first test of the 2015 pre-season concluded at Jerez.

Horse power and downforce are not the only challenges taking place behind closed garage doors at McLaren-Honda this pre-season.

Rumours are now swirling around the future of the ailing backmarker formerly called Marussia.

Michael Schumacher's son is set to begin down his own road to formula one.

Marussia's 2015 comeback could be thwarted because the team does not have a new car ready to race.

Monisha Kaltenborn has joined those who are impressed with the progress made by beleaguered great Ferrari over the winter.

Yet another official test will pass before Force India's 2015 car is debuted, it emerged on Wednesday.

There were signs of life on Wednesday from the team formerly known as Marussia.

Force India and also F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone have played down reports about the health of the Silverstone based team.

Ferrari is emerging from crisis and turmoil to become perhaps Mercedes' biggest threat for the 2015 title.

As the first test of the 2015 pre-season nears its end, more questions have emerged than have been answered.

Mercedes chiefs have admitted that F1 unexpectedly turned up the volume for 2015.

Felipe Nasr has played down Sauber's sudden leap from the doldrums of 2014 to the top of the Jerez timesheets.

F1 is targeting a return to four-digit horse power.

The apparent demise of F1's historic German grand prix is causing a stir in the country.

Niki Lauda says the demise of the German grand prix would be a "disaster".