Formula One News — November 2015

Fernando Alonso has hit back at suggestions his body language gave away his extreme frustration at the end of a dire 2015 season.

When it comes to the issue of 'grid boys' in formula one, it appears Sebastian Vettel and Niki Lauda agree.

Lewis Hamilton's boss has defended the new triple world champion amid a controversy about his Monaco road car crash.

Pascal Wehrlein says he is "relaxed" even though the F1 team he is hoping to join for 2016 is in apparent turmoil.

2016 will be a "year of transition" for Red Bull's two F1 teams, official Dr Helmut Marko has declared.

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Red Bull has confirmed reports it has dropped its threat to quit formula one at the end of this month.

Jenson Button has warned his former teammate Lewis Hamilton not to get carried away with his success.

Jonathan Palmer, the father of 2016 Lotus racer Jolyon, is working on plans for a new and modern race circuit in France.

Three midfield drivers have admitted they hope their independent teams can find more money ahead of the 2016 season.

Felipe Massa has expressed some disappointment with the renovations made to the Interlagos circuit for 2015.

Sebastian Vettel has questioned F1 legend Niki Lauda's claim that Ferrari has already caught up with dominant world champions Mercedes.

Michael Schumacher's son looks set to move just one step away from F1 in 2016.

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The car Lewis Hamilton crashed in Monaco early on Tuesday morning was his EUR 2 million, purple Pagani Zonda supercar.

Alex Wurz looks set to keep his role as president of the Grand Prix Drivers' Association.

Pending a green light from owner Dietrich Mateschitz, Red Bull will stay in formula one with Renault engines next year.

Ferrari and Mercedes may each be making early overtures to Mick Schumacher, the 16-year-old son of F1 legend and record world champion Michael.