Formula One News — December 2015

Daniel Ricciardo says he doesn't want to turn his mind to his expiring Red Bull contract quite yet.

Ferrari has continued to distance itself from the new 'spy story' in formula one.

Sergio Marchionne has denied that Ferrari's floatation will affect the fabled F1 team.

Dr Helmut Marko said he is hopeful changes at Renault will help Red Bull to charge back towards the front in F1.

Ferrari has backed Mercedes in worrying about next year's unprecedentedly-long race calendar.

Bernie Ecclestone has no reason to be "bored" by today's formula one, back-to-back world champion Lewis Hamilton insists.

Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne says the Maranello team should start 2016 with an immediate win.

Sebastian Vettel is not sure F1 teen sensation Max Verstappen is ready for a Ferrari seat.

Mercedes chief Toto Wolff thinks the dominant team's two drivers have heard his warning about the intensity of their feud.

F1 is pushing teams beyond breaking point by expanding the calendar to an unprecedented 21 races in 2016.

It will be "weeks" before Manor is ready to announce its drivers for 2016.

Alain Prost has backed Lewis Hamilton in worrying about F1's plans for the future.

Daniel Ricciardo this weekend got a stark reminder of something he misses about formula one -- the noise.

Alain Prost does not think Nico Rosberg needs to leave Mercedes in order to take his next step in formula one.

Haas looks set to use a yellow livery in formula one next year.

Nico Rosberg has sympathised with Mick Schumacher, amid the hype surrounding the 16-year-old son of F1 legend Michael.

Rio Haryanto, a 22-year-old who finished this year's GP2 championship in fourth place, appears to have leapt into pole position to race for the F1 team Manor in 2015.

Pascal Wehrlein says his chances of moving onto the F1 grid next year at still 50-50.

Former F1 driver Alex Wurz's next move in the world of motor racing is now clear.

Ferrari is challenging the new "mandate" given by the FIA to Bernie Ecclestone and Jean Todt to address problems within formula one.

If F1 is going to overhaul its engine regulations, it should base the new formula on the current 'power units'.

One bright spot in Red Bull's otherwise-difficult 2015 campaign was the discovery of meteoric junior Max Verstappen.

The calmness brought by Ferrari's new driver lineup was a "relief" to the team, Kimi Raikkonen says.

A strategic blunder reportedly cost Michelin as the French tyre maker failed to return to formula one.