Formula One News — July 2015

Two motor racing figures have dismissed a controversial claim that Formula E is set to take F1's place as the pinnacle of the sport.

Jenson Button has urged McLaren-Honda to prioritise performance over reliability.

Robert Kubica has admitted that racing in formula one remains "beyond my reach" at present.

If Azerbaijan is pushing towards the formula one grid, then so too should Russia.

Maurizio Arrivabene says F1 is seeking "the solution" to its current crisis.

Valtteri Bottas has been singled out as the ideal replacement should his countryman Kimi Raikkonen depart Ferrari.

Lewis Hamilton is the clear favourite to win the 2015 title.

Felipe Massa has defended the radio instructions given to today's formula one drivers.

Just two days before his engine would fire, Fabio Leimer still does not know if he will drive at Silverstone.

Max Mosley was invited to Wednesday's key meeting of the Strategy Group in London, The Times newspaper reports.