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F1's governing body and Pirelli had heads scratching this week as new rules for 2016 were rubber-stamped.

Sebastian Vettel has played down any perception that he will have a long vacation ahead of the start of the 2016 season.

Neither party has denied reports that Jaguar could buy the British grand prix venue Silverstone.

F1 could still be sold within the next few months, according to Bernie Ecclestone.

Nico Rosberg has joined Lewis Hamilton in responding to reports Mercedes may consider dropping them for the sake of team harmony.

Sergio Marchionne has hailed an "outstanding" season for Ferrari at the end of his first year as the fabled marque's president.

Manor owner Stephen Fitzpatrick would not comment on reports the British backmarker is close to a decision about its drivers for 2016.

Red Bull looks set to lift the lid on its future on Friday.

Romain Grosjean is preparing to get to work on his future as soon as this month - by travelling to Maranello.

F1's governing body on Wednesday empowered Bernie Ecclestone and Jean Todt to take charge of "a number of pressing issues in formula one".

F1 would not be wise to allow free-to-air television coverage to stop in Britain, David Coulthard has warned.

Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg are not the only drivers who could win at the wheel of their Mercedes.

Jaguar, the iconic British carmaker, is reportedly considering buying Silverstone.

At the World Motor Sport Council meeting that was held in Paris today, the FIA released the following calendar of 21 events fort the 2016 Formula One schedule.

Manor looks set to stick with its current driver lineup for the 2016 season.

McLaren has fired the opening salvo of its effort to fight back in 2016 by topping the 12-hour post-season tyre test in Abu Dhabi.

Dieter Zetsche has backed Mercedes' F1 chiefs Niki Lauda and Toto Wolff, amid mischievous reports of discord between the pair.

Mark Webber thinks Kimi Raikkonen might be nearing the end of his useful career in formula one.

Renault's decision to return to full works status in 2016 by buying Lotus is now imminent.

Valtteri Bottas has called on Williams to up its game in 2016.

Max Verstappen and Daniil Kvyat have been singled out as two of the most impressive youngsters in F1 this year.

Departed Manor chiefs John Booth and Graeme Lowdon are tipped to re-fire their racing instincts in the world of endurance sports cars.

The popularity of formula one within Germany has continued to steadily decline.

Tuesday or Wednesday have been tipped as the most likely days for Renault to announce its decision to stay in formula one next year and beyond.