Formula One News — March 2016

Williams' much anticipated new nose for its 2016 car has finally passed the mandatory crash tests.

Nico Hulkenberg on Thursday put a brave face on the speculation swirling around the future of Force India.

Aston Martin's touted F1 foray is back on track, it emerged in the Melbourne paddock on Thursday.

Fernando Alonso thinks F1 is taking a backwards step with the further clampdown on pit-to-car radio communication in 2016.

Max Verstappen has joined his boss Franz Tost in targeting a podium for 2016.

Romain Grosjean has admitted that switching to Haas for 2016 moved him one step closer to a "dream" Ferrari seat.

Kevin Magnussen has more on his mind this week than the new colour of his 2016 car.

F1 veteran Joan Villadelprat thinks Honda can eventually succeed in formula one.

Kimi Raikkonen's manager has admitted 2016 will be a crucial year for the 2007 world champion.

Sauber's drivers have put a brave face on swirling speculation about the future of the Swiss team.

Pascal Wehrlein is looking past the qualifying controversy and instead sees an opportunity for the Manor team.

Ferrari is now within an uncomfortable striking distance of Mercedes' dominance, according to Niki Lauda.

Renault is set to unveil an all-yellow race livery for 2016.

Gerhard Berger is yet another pundit who believes Mercedes will once again rule the roost in 2016.

On his trip 'down under', Lewis Hamilton found himself in hot water even before setting foot on Australian soil.

Before even a single lap in the 21-race grand prix calendar has been logged, Jenson Button's future in formula one is already being discussed.

Although the action begins in Melbourne this weekend, Roberto Merhi is still not ruling out a role in formula one in 2016.

Success in formula one is translating perfectly into Mercedes' road car sales.

Heikki Kovalainen thinks F1's new American team Haas will have a "very difficult" debut season.

Force India deputy Bob Fernley has hinted that team owner Vijay Mallya will likely skip this weekend's 2016 season opener in Melbourne.

Niki Lauda has backed the decision of Michael Schumacher's family to safeguard the privacy of the F1 great.

CVC's decision about selling formula one could change how Bernie Ecclestone runs the sport, the F1 supremo said on Tuesday.

Jos Verstappen thinks Mercedes will come out of the blocks in Melbourne this weekend with its dominance intact.

Moves are afoot to close the performance gaps between the four 'power units' in formula one.