Formula One News — September 2015

Alain Prost, a Renault ambassador, has confirmed reports the French carmaker is splitting with its long-time F1 partner Red Bull.

Even with a takeover by the French carmaker Renault now imminent, Romain Grosjean appears destined for the Lotus exit.

Alain Prost has hinted he knows that Romain Grosjean is departing Lotus.

13 races and 4 victories into Sebastian Vettel's first year in red, the passionate, fickle and partisan Italian press could not be happier.

Cesare Fiorio, the former Ferrari team boss, says that if he was still running the Maranello marque, he would supply engines to Red Bull.

Audi has denied reports it has decided to enter formula one in 2018.

Jenson Button has admitted he has made a decision about his future in formula one.

Audi's Ingolstadt board has given the green light to formula one, the German publication Audi Bild claimed exclusively on Monday.

Jenson Button is preparing to announce his decision to end his sixteen-year F1 career, according to multiple British reports on Monday.

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Max Verstappen may be about to leap into contention for a meteoric promotion to Red Bull Racing.

The candidates are already beginning to shape up to join Pastor Maldonado at the new works Renault team next year.

Max Verstappen has admitted to thinking about his forceful father when Toro Rosso issued team orders during the Singapore grand prix.

All eyes are on Mercedes as the team otherwise dominant in the 'power unit' era suffered a mysterious loss of form in Singapore.

Boss Franz Tost says he wants a quick decision to be taken about Toro Rosso's engine supplier for 2016.

Mercedes is now all but confirming that it will begin to supply engines to the British backmarker Manor from 2016.

Romain Grosjean's switch to Haas for 2016 was all but confirmed on Sunday.

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Rumours swirling in the Singapore paddock and among international correspondents indicate the buyout deal between Renault and Lotus is finally now done.

As Mercedes' long and dominant form mysteriously disappeared under the Singapore floodlights, it did not take long for the speculation to begin.