Ferrari has emerged as a potential challenger to Mercedes dominance, with Niki Lauda predicting that the prancing horse could be their closest competition. Ferrari has topped... read more »

Felipe Massa says Williams is paying little attention to its engine at this stage of winter testing and thinks big gains have been made on the aerodynamic side with the FW37 read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he's ready to sit down and negotiate a new contract with the Mercedes team after months of delays. The Briton and two-time champion is currently on an... read more »

CLICK to watch episode 1 on Red Bull TV: http://win.gs/1vpxLhd Watch the new exclusive series on Max Verstappen's road to Formula One as he becomes the youngest F1 driver... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has played down his time-topping laps on both the first and second day of testing in Jerez, claiming Mercedes are still favourite. The German says Mercedes... read more »

McLaren will change the livery of its Formula 1 car, says chief Ron Dennis, but only when big sponsors come in to justify the switch read more »

Whilst the Mercedes W06 looks visually different to its title-winning predecessor, mainly thanks to a reprofiled nose, the vast majority of developments are under the bodywork... read more »

Formula 1 welcomes three rookies in 2015 - Toro Rosso team-mates Carlos Sainz Jr. and Max Verstappen, and Sauber driver Felipe Nasr. GPUpdate.net sat down with the latter to... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has refused to be drawn on his team’s title chances for 2015, but confirmed that his squad has reasons for optimism. Last year Red Bull's... read more »

Formula 1 design genius Adrian Newey has still had a big role in the creation of Red Bull's 2015 challenger, despite stepping back from his full-time technical role last year read more »

The new Ferrari, or SF15-T as it has been christened, is "much better looking" than its predecessor according to technical director James Allison. The car is set to... read more »

Technical chief James Allison says the new front wing regulations have not posed a huge problem for Ferrari and expects gains on both the aerodynamic and engine side this season read more »

Renault has set a rather ambitious target: it intends to halve the gap to dominant Mercedes. The French manufacturer will start the season with a heavily-modified power unit. read more »

Lotus thinks the combination of the lessons learned in 2014 and the arrival of Mercedes power will make the E23 Hybrid much more competitive than its predecessor read more »

Pirelli believe the 2015 Formula 1 cars will be "two to three seconds" quicker than last season thanks to aerodynamic and engine development over the winter. Last... read more »

Williams chief technical officer Pat Symonds says the new nose regulations had a bigger effect than expected on design for its 2015 car, the FW37 read more »

Williams Chief Technical Officer Pat Symonds has conceded that the changes to Formula 1's nose regulations had a greater impact than expected, describing a... read more »

Williams has admitted that Formula 1's new nose regulations for 2015 had a bigger effect than expected on the design of its new FW37 contender read more »

Mercedes will launch its 2015 car on the first day of the opening pre-season test in Jerez on February 1st, the team confirmed on Monday. Whilst some of its biggest rivals will... read more »

Pirelli's Paul Hembery has made it clear to Formula 1 bosses that the Italian company is ready to supply the sport with larger rear tyres. The FIA and F1's Strategy... read more »

Pirelli aren't planning to make any major changes to their tyre compounds in 2015, but motorsport director Paul Hembery expects things will be more aggressive. The tyre... read more »

If the Manor Formula 1 team (formerly Marussia) fails to find a buyer or investor within two weeks, the hope of making the 2015 grid is over according to team boss John Booth.... read more »

F1 tyre supplier Pirelli is expecting a significant step in performance from all the teams in 2015 as they make big strides following the first year under new regulations in 2014 read more »

Ferrari and McLaren remain significant creditors following the collapse of F1 minnow Marussia, according to official figures. read more »

Sergio Marchionne admits there is an element of risk in Seb Vettel's move for both parties, but is confident the German will help Ferrari to recapture the glory days... read more »