Haas F1 has confirmed the purchase of Marussia's Banbury base and the appointment of key technical staff, including former McLaren designer Rob Taylor and Ferrari aero... read more »

Formula 1 newcomers Haas F1 has completed the purchase of former team Marussia s Banbury factory and named its new management team as it gears up for its debut in the sport in 2016 read more »

Haas F1 Team has added numerous technical personnel to its ranks as preparations ramp up for the outfit's planned Formula 1 debut in 2016. read more »

Haas has confirmed several new signings ahead of its debut in Formula 1 next season. Gene Haas' eponymous squad will join the pack in 2016, operating out of Kannapolis in... read more »

Jenson Button has revealed he gave some thought to walking away from Formula 1 in favour of competing in the 2016 Rio Olympics... read more »

Jenson Button says he considered trying to compete for Great Britain at the 2016 Olympic Games in the triathlon read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has called the decision to switch to V6-hyrbid engines "one of the few sensible" ideas Formula 1 has made in recent times. That's despite... read more »

The number of pre-season tests will be cut from three to two next year according to the latest FIA Sporting Regulations read more »

Formula 1 cars could soon be fitted with high speed cameras to aid in crash analysis from next year if the FIA's latest proposal gets the go ahead. Whilst the cars are... read more »

New high speed cameras could be fitted to Formula 1 cars from 2016 in a bid to improve investigations into accidents. read more »

Formula 1 chiefs are pushing through new rules that will force cars to be fitted with high speed cameras from 2016 to help with accident investigation read more »

Mercedes reserve Pascal Wehrlein is hoping the FIA will adjust its new-for-2016 super licence criteria, paving the way for him to make his Formula 1 debut next year. The... read more »

Honda motorsport boss Yasuhisa Arai says he is unsure if the brand would be ready to supply a second team for the 2016 season. read more »

Susie Wolff has urged the FIA to reconsider Formula 1's superlicence criteria so that test drivers do not miss out on race seats from 2016 read more »

Pascal Wehrlein does not think he will need to gain superlicence points in another series if he wants a full-time F1 drive in 2016, despite recent rule changes read more »

Sergio Marchionne has backed the move to delay a technical revolution in Formula 1until 2017. It had appeared that Ferrari was leading the charge for rapid change, when on the... read more »

Korean Grand Prix chiefs are making a bid to secure the return of their race in 2016, despite a dispute over its contract with Formula One Management read more »

I’d never thought I would live to utter these words, but for once I’m glad of F1’s inability to come to a decision. We’re all well aware of it. The sport’s notorious... read more »

Formula One teams have voted against an overhaul of the regulations next season with the prospect of any major changes put on hold until 2017 read more »

Adrian Sutil could keep his top motor racing career alive in 2015 with a Le Mans seat. Late last year, the German veteran hinted he might take legal action against Sauber, as... read more »

F1 will not feature wider tyres, more powerful engines or more aggressive designs in 2016 after proposals for an early change were rejected read more »

Any major overhaul of F1's technical regulations will have to wait until 2017 after teams said no to an early revamp.... read more »

A meeting among Formula One teams, the FIA F1 commission and Bernie Ecclestone has resulted in a status quo for the sport, rejecting all major rule changes ahead of 2017. read more »

A radical overhaul of the technical regulations looks certain to be delayed until 2017 following an F1 Commission vote on Tuesday in Geneva. The commission met to discuss what... read more »

Formula 1's plans for a rules revolution have been delayed until at least 2017 after teams voted against a swift introduction for next year read more »