Formula One News — October 2015

Niki Lauda has slammed Sauber after the Swiss team filed a complaint about F1's governance with the European Commission.

Gunther Steiner has given the strongest hint yet that Haas will complete its first F1 driver lineup with Esteban Gutierrez.

Williams' Felipe Massa admits the British team might struggle to take on the might of grandees Mercedes and Ferrari until 2017.

McLaren-Honda is suddenly sounding much more confident about the future.

Le Mans chief Gerard Neveu says F1's re-jigged calendar for 2016 is "a clear attack" on the fabled 24 hour endurance race.

Speculation about his F1 future is swirling around teen sensation Max Verstappen.

Ferrari has leapt to the defence of Kimi Raikkonen, amid rising criticism of the Finn's driving in Russia.

F1's newly-published rules for 2016 are causing a stir on Wednesday.

Jenson Button has tipped McLaren-Honda stablemate Kevin Magnussen for a formula one race seat in 2016.

More days have come and gone while Red Bull's now urgent engine crisis remains unsolved.

Pirelli is now waiting for the FIA to formalise its new deal to keep supplying tyres to F1 teams beyond 2016.

Countrymen Valtteri Bottas and Kimi Raikkonen exchanged words in the wake of their controversial last-lap crash.

The uncertainty about Lotus' future is likely to race on beyond the end of the 2016 season.

Bernie Ecclestone says he does not back moves to put a cover or canopy over the drivers' heads in formula one.

Nico Rosberg has played down the likelihood that he will have to spend the remainder of the season playing a supporting role for his teammate.

Dr Helmut Marko has clarified that F1 risks punching a four-car hole in the grid if a solution to the engine supply crisis is not found.

Fernando Alonso has played down the likelihood that he will drive a single race beyond the end of his current McLaren contract.

Sebastian Vettel has defended his decision to fiercely shield his private life from the world's glare.

Kimi Raikkonen says he has no problem playing a supportive team role if it will help his teammate Sebastian Vettel win the 2015 title.

New GP2 champion Stoffel Vandoorne is confident he will be on the formula one grid in 2016.

Romain Grosjean has admitted to concerns after his big crash in the Russian grand prix.

Richard Cregan wants a decision to be made quickly if next year's Russian grand prix is going to be held under floodlights.

Alain Prost is not sure the damaged relationship between Renault and Red Bull can be repaired.

With the late announcement of Kimi Raikkonen's penalty at Sochi, Mercedes began to celebrate long after the chequered flag.