Formula One News — September 2015

Bernie Ecclestone is no longer so sure about Lewis Hamilton's extravagant lifestyle.

Paul Hembery has warned that F1 needs to make some changes if it is going to keep tyre suppliers on side into the future.

Cyril Abiteboul has played down reports that Renault has now decided to buy Lotus.

Monza's future on the F1 calendar appeared no clearer on Sunday, despite the attendance of the Italian prime minister Matteo Renzi.

Flavio Briatore says Fernando Alonso is maintaining his "patience" with McLaren-Honda.

Toto Wolff admitted to relief on Sunday evening after a long and crucial meeting with the stewards.

Lewis Hamilton's Monza win has fallen under a dark cloud.

F1 teams were sternly warned before the Italian grand prix to adhere to Pirelli's new tyre pressure guidelines.

It appears that following the race that Mercedes GP did not comply to the minimum tyre pressues recommended by Pirrelli, with Lewis Hamiltons left rear tyre being 0.3 psi below the recommendation and Nico Rosbergs tyres being 1.1 psi low.

Italian GP - Race Notes

Italian GP - Sunday Photos

Italian GP - Sunday Press Conference

Italian GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Italian GP - Race Results

There was good news from the Mercedes camp for Lewis Hamilton early on Sunday.

Behind the scenes, McLaren is lobbying for Honda's F1 chief to be sacked.

Renault has delayed the introduction of a much-anticipated performance upgrade for its 2015 power unit.

Sergio Marchionne thinks Kimi Raikkonen's new contract has moved the Finn to a new level.

Max Verstappen is F1's answer to the young MotoGP sensation Marc Marquez.

Mercedes is heading into Sunday's Italian grand prix with concerns about the engine that powered Lewis Hamilton to pole.

If Ferrari impressed with its new engine and second and third qualifying places on Saturday, president Sergio Marchionne said the Tifosi will be delighted in 2016.

Italian GP - Qualifying Report

Italian GP - Saturday Photos

Italian GP - Saturday Team Quotes