Formula One News — July 2015

A piece of paper helped to calm the situation between warring teammates Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg.

Williams might have to take a back seat in Hungary this weekend, despite dicing with Mercedes for victory last time out.

F1 has scrapped in-season testing for 2016, Italy's La Gazzetta dello Sport reports.

Williams finds itself in the same predicament as Lotus, when the Enstone team tried to push towards the very top of formula one.

Daniil Kvyat has admitted to some relief that his difficulties of early 2015 are now behind him.

Mourning F1 drivers will carry on their cars the 'CiaoJules' hashtag tribute to their fallen rival Jules Bianchi this weekend in Hungary.

F1's stars let tears flow on Tuesday as their friend and rival Jules Bianchi was laid to rest.

James Allison has hit back at rumours he might be the victim of Ferrari's new slump.

Toro Rosso's young rookies have hit back at claims formula one is increasingly "easy".

Nico Rosberg is sure he can keep pushing teammate Lewis Hamilton in the fight for the 2015 title.

Toro Rosso chief Franz Tost is hoping Renault can now add much-needed performance to its 2015 'power unit'.

Lotus has swerved being ordered into administration by reaching an agreement with a disgruntled supplier.

A number of current F1 drivers will travel to Nice on Tuesday for the funeral of their fallen rival Jules Bianchi.

Williams has taken up its contract 'option' on Felipe Massa for the 2016 season.

Lotus is behind in 27 bills adding up to almost $1 million, the Sunday Express reports.

The late Jules Bianchi was destined for a future race seat at Ferrari.

F1 is pressing ahead with safety advances as the sport mourns the death of former Marussia driver Jules Bianchi.

Michelin is still in the running to become F1's new tyre supplier in 2017.

Carlos Sainz has defended his countryman and mentor Fernando Alonso, amid claims 'bad decisions' have marred the Spaniard's F1 career.

Nico Hulkenberg may still be in the running to replace Kimi Raikkonen at Ferrari next year.

Former German grand prix venue the Nurburgring has admitted the fate of the race in 2017 is uncertain.

Two F1 drivers have hit back at suggestions the world championship is no longer the pinnacle of motor sport.

It is with great sadness that we must report that F1 driver Jules Bianchi has died.

The 'silly season' looks set to burst into life.