Formula One News — June 2015
JUNE 3, 2015
F1 more lucrative than World Cup
F1 has been more lucrative than the FIFA World Cup in the past fifteen years.
Sauber still looking to improve in 2015
Sauber is not resting on its laurels, having recovered from its disastrous 2014 season.
Russia GP plays down bankrupt promoter reports
The Russian grand prix has hit back at reports that its promoter is bankrupt.
Maldonado not untouchable despite millions says Carter
Pastor Maldonado's millions do not guarantee his place on the grid.
Verstappen to see FIA doctors on Thursday
Max Verstappen has a date with the doctor ahead of the weekend's Canadian grand prix.
F1 tyre war ruled out until 2020
A tyre war has been ruled out in formula one at least for the next four seasons.
Symonds says Massa incredible driver
Williams appears more than happy with Felipe Massa.
Juncadella among handful of Mercedes sim drivers
Dani Juncadella is just one of a handful of drivers who work for reigning champions Mercedes in the sophisticated Brackley simulator.
JUNE 2, 2015
Lowe plays down Mercedes Monaco blunder
Mercedes on Tuesday appeared keen to put the strategy blunder of Monaco into the past.
All eyes on engine tokens for Canada
It is not clear if Ferrari and Honda will deploy their performance-upgraded engines this weekend in Canada.
Small teams resisting customer car push
F1's smaller teams are pushing back hard against the latest moves to introduce 'customer cars'.
Renault to take over Manor?
Bob Bell's shock switch to the F1 backmarker Manor has added fuel to speculation about the future of engine supplier Renault.
F1 engine tokens spent for Canada
Engine manufacturers are finally preparing to deploy in-season performance 'tokens' in 2015.
Canada GP partly for sale?
The Canadian grand prix is partly for sale, the Montreal daily La Presse reports.
Russian GP company bankrupt
A company involved in the Russian grand prix has been declared bankrupt.
JUNE 1, 2015
Manor signs up Bob Bell
Backmarker Manor on Monday said it has signed up highly-respected F1 manager and engineer Bob Bell.
Hamilton yet to explain Portier moment
Mercedes is yet to explain why Lewis Hamilton stopped on track immediately after the Monaco grand prix.
Briatore says Alonso under no pressure
Flavio Briatore has scoffed at claims Fernando Alonso is feeling the "pressure" of his move to McLaren-Honda.
Bosses vote Hamilton best driver in F1
Team bosses have voted Lewis Hamilton the best driver in formula one today.
F1 can learn from MotoGP
F1 can learn from its two-wheeled equivalent, according to Ferrari team boss Maurizio Arrivabene.
Hamilton trains in same Monaco gym as Rosberg
Mercedes' title-duelling duo keep a wary eye on one another while training in the same gym.
Verstappen proves no injuries after cras
Max Verstappen has demonstrated he is not injured in the wake of his huge Monaco crash.
F1 drivers all looking to Le Mans says Dumas
F1 drivers are now taking the world of prototype sports cars seriously.
German broadcaster wants F1 to improve
RTL, F1's free-to-air broadcaster in Germany, wants the sport to improve.