Formula One News — April 2016

Ferrari may be poised in China to secure its first victory of 2016.

Sebastian Vettel has played down speculation F1 drivers' anger at the political situation in the sport could lead to a strike.

Nico Rosberg is on course to secure a new contract to keep racing at Mercedes beyond 2016.

McLaren-Honda has opened the door for Fernando Alonso to renew his contract beyond the end of next year.

Jean Todt's predecessor says the Frenchman should put formula one back on the right track by having the current agreements challenged in court.

Pirelli is now edging close to finally sealing its new deal to stay in F1 beyond the end of this season.

Haas, the new American team, has stepped up the tone of its rhetoric amid criticism of its close alliance with Ferrari.

Vijay Mallya will miss more F1 races in the immediate future, after the Indian government suspended his passport.

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Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg have for now confined their championship battle to a squabble over a dinner bill.

Carlos Sainz thinks it is possible Toro Rosso is already the team with the least amount of horse power on the grid.

Bernie Ecclestone is getting involved in finding new investors for Montreal's Canadian grand prix, according to a report in La Presse newspaper.

Valtteri Bottas will get his turn with Williams' new front nose and wing this weekend in China.

Gunther Steiner says he is unfazed amid criticism of Haas' controversial approach to F1.