Formula One News — March 2015

Manor survived an FIA investigation in Australia, but now faces the wrath of F1's commercial chief Bernie Ecclestone.

Mercedes chiefs have lashed back at those calling for immediate rule changes after the opening race of 2015.

Team founder Peter Sauber has defended Monisha Kaltenborn after the courtroom debacle of the team's 2015 season opener.

Germany's F1 circuits, not Bernie Ecclestone, are to blame for the demise of the German grand prix.

Fernando Alonso has suggested his return to action in Malaysia in two weeks is on schedule.

Ferrari on Sunday confirmed its return to better form after the struggle and turmoil of 2014.

Australian GP - Race Report

Red Bull has threatened to quit formula one.

Niki Lauda has rubbished suggestions the private lives of Mercedes' race drivers could affect their championship hopes in 2015.

Local hero Daniel Ricciardo on Sunday admitted F1 had put on a questionable show for Australia.

Nico Hulkenberg has lamented the apparent decline of the German grand prix.

Sebastian Vettel already has the upper hand over friend and existing Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen.

Roberto Merhi is hoping to keep his Manor race seat for Malaysia.

Australian GP - Sunday Press Conference

Mick Schumacher's new single seater career has kicked off with a crash.

Australian GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Australian GP - Race Notes

Williams has played down suggestions Susie Wolff is now in pole position to make her F1 debut.

Australian GP - Race Results

Valtteri Bottas is out of the Australian grand prix.

Talks are underway between Red Bull and Renault, regarding the sale of the Toro Rosso team.

Honda has defended its woeful return to formula one in 2015 by saying it opted to go conservative for Melbourne.

Adrian Newey has joined fellow Red Bull officials in angrily pointing the finger at Renault.

At the very first race of the 2015 season, Dr Helmut Marko has predicted a "dull" world championship.