Haas F1 says it won t be signing an American driver to its team for its inaugural Formula 1 season in 2016, ruling out Alexander Rossi's chances read more »

The new-for-2016 Haas F1 Team won't be hiring an American driver for their debut season according to team principal Günther Steiner. Many had expected the American team... read more »

Haas F1's Team Principal Guenther Steiner doubts that the outfit will sign an American driver for its maiden campaign in the sport next year. Haas is set to… read more »

Haas F1 team principal Guenther Steiner says the team is unlikely to sign an American driver for its 2016 debut as there is "nobody out there at the moment" with... read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner admits that the new American outfit is looking at ten potential drivers. read more »

Former Formula 1 world champion Mario Andretti believes Ferrari reserve driver Jean-Eric Vergne would be the logical choice to take up one of the two seats at the Haas F1... read more »

Alexander Rossi says he is not pinning his Formula One hopes on a seat with 2016 debutants Haas F1. American Rossi was seen as a natural fit for Gene Haas' new outfit when... read more »

The fight for a full-time Formula One seat is as fierce and competitive as it has ever been. With only 22 seats available from 2016, with the arrival of the American Haas team... read more »

The Manor F1 Team are wary of the threat posed by the Haas F1 Team for its lucrative tenth place in the constructors' championship when the American outfit debuts in... read more »

With U.S. based Hass F1 set to make their Formula 1 debut in 2016, a second American team might be joining them in on the grid. read more »

An investment group headed by race promoter Tavo Hellmund and financier James Carney are hoping to put a second North American team on the grid in 2016. North Carolina-based... read more »

Gene Haas has a shortlist of 10 drivers he is considering to spearhead his team's entry next year, with the American keen to sign someone "currently competing on the... read more »

Maurice Hamilton looks back over the 50 - yes 50! - British Grands Prix he has attended as man and boy Asked to talk about the significance of the British Grand Prix for an... read more »

American investment company RSE Venture is reportedly set to join forces with Qatari investors to buy a major stake in Formula 1... read more »

An American-Qatari led investment and sporting group is looking to buy a majority stake in Formula 1 according to well-placed sources. Stephen Ross, owner of the Miami Dolphins... read more »

The American Haas team effectively rule out signing US female racer Danica Patrick for their debut Formula 1 season next year. read more »

F1 makes the first of four trips to the American continents in 2015 this weekend. Hot on the heels of the streets of Monte Carlo, it is another public road course this weekend,... read more »

Gene Haas insists he has "no regrets so far" on entering Formula 1 despite the logistical headache in starting up a new American team read more »

Controversial former Renault team principal Flavio Briatore believes having Bernie Ecclestone in charge of Formula 1 is a good thing, and when it finally comes to handing the... read more »

The Haas F1 Team plans to announce its driver line-up for its debut season in September according to team principal Gunther Steiner. The all-American outfit is preparing for... read more »

The Haas F1 Team - due to debut on the grid in 2016 - has dismissed claims it is a Ferrari junior team and that the Italian outfit will have a say in how it operates. The... read more »

The Haas F1 Team is on schedule to become the first American-led team to join the grid in over 30 years when it makes its expected debut next season. The team, led by owner... read more »

The Lotus F1 Team has announced that GP3 driver Carmen Jordá will join as development driver for the 2015 season. The daughter of former racer José Miguel Jordá will undergo a... read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff has offloaded a further five per cent of his Williams shares to American healthcare executive Brad Hollinger. Wolff, formerly executive... read more »

Toto Wolff has sold a further 5% shareholding in Williams to American healthcare executive Brad Hollinger read more »