Formula One News — November 2015

Brazil might be only the penultimate stop on the 2015 calendar, but Nico Rosberg seems determined to start his next title campaign straight away.

Brazil will debut a world's first this weekend by mixing the traditional 'grid girls' with an equal number of 'grid boys'.

Lotus' uncertain future was back on clear display on Wednesday as the other F1 teams prepared for the Brazilian grand prix.

Lewis Hamilton has admitted he is travelling to Brazil late after a road car crash in Monaco earlier this week.

Mercedes on Wednesday dismissed rumours Lewis Hamilton could sit out this weekend's Brazilian grand prix.

Tavo Hellmund has admitted his interest in buying the British F1 backmarker Manor.

Kevin Magnussen thinks he has put himself in pole position to make the switch to Le Mans with Porsche.

The idea of shortening F1's race weekend format from three to just two days of track action is gaining pace.

Exactly 20 years have passed since Mika Hakkinen almost died in a horrifying qualifying crash ahead of the 1995 Australian grand prix.

Max Verstappen has counted himself out of the running for a local sports award in his native Belgian province of Limburg.

Niki Lauda thinks Ferrari is poised to mount a serious challenge to Mercedes' dominance in 2016.

Niki Lauda says he is urging Nico Rosberg to refuse to give up his fight to beat teammate Lewis Hamilton.

A dark cloud has moved above the future of the US grand prix in Austin.

There are rumours Lewis Hamilton could sit out this weekend's Brazilian grand prix.

Mick Schumacher, the son of the F1 legend and seven time world champion Michael, has been spotted in Ferrari country.

The proposal to make F1 a two-tier engine formula has divided opinions among the sport's insiders.

Stoffel Vandoorne has confirmed reports he will officially replace the ousted Kevin Magnussen as McLaren reserve driver next year.

Former F1 star Alex Wurz on Tuesday announced his retirement as a racing driver.

Lotus has admitted it has a back-up plan in the event the expected buyout by Renault falls over.

Sergio Marchionne has ruled out a scenario in which Ferrari buys into F1's commercial rights.

Former McLaren driver Stefan Johansson has tipped the now Honda-powered team to make "big progress" in 2016.

Valtteri Bottas admits he has been surprised with teammate Felipe Massa's pace at Williams.

Kimi Raikkonen says he is not bothered that many are beginning to regard him as the 'number 2' at Ferrari.

A $15 million pay-out to former boss Martin Whitmarsh contributed to the financial loss recorded by McLaren last year.