Formula One News — March 2016

Renault is apparently not having to spend much more on its formula one programme despite returning to full works status in 2016.

Lewis Hamilton thinks he and Nico Rosberg will handle their rivalry better than ever in 2016.

Valtteri Bottas has played down claims he might be caught up in a more hectic than usual 'silly season' later this year.

Sauber's already-troubled 2016 campaign has taken another hit with the shock departure of its technical boss.

Daniil Kvyat on Monday said he feels ready to fight for the world championship.

F1's new qualifying format could backfire on the sport, Mercedes has warned.

Mercedes is getting specific amid its claims Ferrari has definitely closed the gap over the winter.

Nico Rosberg says he has worked to simplify his life and narrow his focus upon beating Lewis Hamilton for the first time in three years.

Former F1 driver Robert Doornbos says he is not expecting Renault to shine in 2016.

F1 could be poised for a big change at the top, a leading correspondent has claimed.

The sponsorship and income situation in formula one has left Sauber fighting for survival.

Any doubt that the controversial 'musical chairs' qualifying format will make its bow in Melbourne have been swept aside.

Juan Pablo Montoya says the current Mercedes era is no different to any other team's dominance throughout recent F1 history.

Michael Schumacher's manager has defended the ongoing secrecy about the condition of the most successful F1 driver of all time.

Pascal Wehrlein has defended the credentials of his 2016 teammate.

Dietrich Mateschitz's thoughts about quitting formula one are apparently still alive.

Mercedes will ease the rules of engagement between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg for their 2016 battle.

Murray Walker, the iconic voice of formula one, has added his disapproval to the latest criticisms of his beloved sport.

Carlos Sainz's famous father has joined his son in putting the brakes on claims Toro Rosso could be ready to race to the podium in 2016.

Niki Lauda has defended F1's controversial new qualifying format on the basis that the alternative floated by Bernie Ecclestone was "absurd".

Time is running short for F1 to introduce better cockpit protection for 2017.

Just as the US grand prix ended its uncertainty, doubts have now emerged about whether this year's Brazil race will take place in November.

Pascal Wehrlein is confident Manor is the right place for his F1 debut.

Nico Hulkenberg has set his sights on finally reaching the podium in 2016.