Formula One News — June 2015

Felipe Nasr says three other F1 teams were interested in signing him before he started his road to the grid with Sauber.

Renault will probably quit formula one if the 'engine freeze' rules are not changed.

McLaren has offered to help works engine partner Honda to end the current crisis before it becomes "embarrassing".

Canadian GP - Race Report

F1 will not suffer the same sort of scandal that is currently gripping the world of football. That is the claim of FIA president Jean Todt.

Red Bull is struggling to fill the grandstands ahead of its second race as a formula one race promoter.

Sergio Marchionne on Sunday made his first appearance at a grand prix since taking over as Ferrari president.

Fernando Alonso showed the first signs of frustration on Sunday as he accused McLaren-Honda of making him look like an "amateur".

Maurizio Arrivabene struggled to hide his anger after the Canadian grand prix.

Michael Schumacher's son ended his second weekend as a single seater race driver in hospital.

Canadian GP - Sunday Photos

Canadian GP - Race Notes

Canadian GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Canadian GP - Sunday Press Conference

Canadian GP - Race Results

Ferrari's threat to Mercedes dwindled in Montreal qualifying.

Details of Renault's apparent interest in buying back the Enstone based team known currently as Lotus are now emerging.

The likelihood Michelin will enter the race to become F1's 2017 tyre supplier is dwindling by the day.

Force India is on track to roll out its highly-anticipated 'B' car in Austria.

If Max Mosley and Flavio Briatore were in charge, they would push to revolutionise formula one.

Seven races into a new era, McLaren-Honda still needs to improve "everything" -- but perhaps not the drivers.

Daniel Ricciardo admitted in Canada that it is becoming difficult to maintain his famously wide grin.

Canadian GP - Qualifying Report

Canadian GP - Saturday Photos