Formula One News — November 2015

Mika Hakkinen is crossing his fingers reports that Force India is set to become 'Aston Martin' are true.

Ferrari has re-opened the door to helping solve Red Bull's engine supply crisis.

imi Raikkonen has moved to dismiss the lingering controversy following a couple of on and off-track run-ins with countryman Valtteri Bottas.

The president of Michael Schumacher's fan club has refused to accept Lewis Hamilton's denial that he disrespected the seven time world champion.

Holland is the latest former F1 host nation looking to return to the calendar.

Lewis Hamilton has denied disrespecting seven time world champion Michael Schumacher.

Niki Lauda has dismissed reports he is at loggerheads with fellow Mercedes chief Toto Wolff.

Renault looks set to announce its return to full works team status in formula one at the Abu Dhabi finale next month.

Williams has indicated it has no intention of joining the complaint filed with the European Commission about the governance of formula one.

Mario Illien has played down speculation he will play a central role as Red Bull ends its engine supply crisis and races into 2016.

F1 circuit designer Hermann Tilke says he had "goose bumps" when he witnessed the passion stirred up by Mexico's F1 return last weekend.

F1 has for now ruled out tweaking the race weekend format.

The plans of two embattled F1 camps are finally beginning to take shape for 2016.

F1 team equipment is beginning to arrive at an upgraded Interlagos circuit ahead of next weekend's penultimate round of the 2015 season.

Valtteri Bottas has moved to play down a spiralling controversy billed especially in his native country as a 'clash of the Finns'.

Bernie Ecclestone on Wednesday said he is continuing to work hard to improve the F1 'show'.

Felipe Massa says he will retire from F1 at the end of next year if he cannot secure a competitive seat.

Ousted McLaren reserve Kevin Magnussen's tattered F1 career was almost rescued by Haas, it has emerged.

New GP2 champion Stoffel Vandoorne will definitely succeed Kevin Magnussen as McLaren reserve driver in 2016, we have learned.

Honda does not like the sound of the FIA's 'client engine' idea for 2017.

Two F1 drivers, past and present, have sympathised with the current plight of Fernando Alonso.

Niki Lauda, the F1 legend and Mercedes team chairman, has sided with Nico Rosberg in the wake of his victory in Mexico.

Susie Wolff has admitted realising her dream of racing in formula one "isn't going to happen".

Dietrich Mateschitz has accused Red Bull's powerful rivals of lacking the "courage and sportsmanship" to supply the team with engines in 2016.