Formula One News — November 2015

Mika Hakkinen suspects Lewis Hamilton might not be firing on every cylinder in the odd tail-end races of 2015.

Sebastian Vettel dedicated his victory in the Race of Champions event at London's Olympic Stadium at the weekend to Michael Schumacher.

Red Bull appears set to stay in formula one with Renault power in 2016.

Ilmor has put its hand up to become F1's exclusive supplier of the 2.5 litre 'client engine' for 2017.

Rob Smedley has been linked with a move to the Haas team for 2016.

Felipe Massa does not believe Red Bull's argument that competitiveness alone is the reason the team struggled to find an engine supplier for 2016.

At a sponsor event this week, a Spanish reporter put it to Nico Rosberg that after two consecutive title defeats to Lewis Hamilton, 2016 may be a case of 'third time lucky'.

Sauber chief and co-owner Monisha Kaltenborn has made clear her staunch opposition to F1's proposed 'client engine' for 2017.

Luca di Montezemolo, the former long-time Ferrari president, has described as "terrible" the current plight of F1 legend Michael Schumacher.

Williams has dropped its appeal against Felipe Massa's disqualification from the Brazilian grand prix.

Mercedes has played down reports it is shaping up to sign Michael Schumacher's son.

Bernie Ecclestone is unmoved amid reports the BBC will drop formula one.

Alex Wurz and Martin Whitmarsh have each denied suggestions they might be set to succeed John Booth as Manor's new team boss.

Honda has had a change of heart towards the end of its abysmally-bad return to F1 this year.

In one fell swoop, Lewis Hamilton has maligned three more F1 stars.

As his meteoric and history-making first season nears its end, the compliments are continuing to rain down on F1 teen sensation Max Verstappen.

Felipe Massa is hoping Williams will get back on par with its engine supplier Mercedes in 2016.

Red Bull is on target to make the first test of the 2016 pre-season period, engineering chief Paul Monaghan insists.

Bernie Ecclestone hopes Austin can get the future of its US grand prix back on track.

Kevin Magnussen is eyeing 2017 as an opportunity to get his F1 racing career back on track.

With a spring in his step, Nico Rosberg insists the verbal taunts of his teammate Lewis Hamilton are bouncing right off him.

A war is brewing in formula one.

Former F1 driver and double world champion Mika Hakkinen is not confident his countryman Kimi Raikkonen can bounce back in 2016.

Esteban Gutierrez says losing his Sauber race seat last year was the "best decision of my career".