McLaren racing director, Eric Boullier, has hinted that Jenson Button will remain with the team in 2016 after declaring that the Woking team expects all four of its drivers to... read more »

Pirelli is not willing to continue in the sport beyond 2016 without a guarantee that it will be allowed to conduct more in-season testing next year. Two tyre failures at the... read more »

Paul Hembery: We cannot continue in a scenario where we can t do our work. Without a testing programme we won t be able to stay in the sport. read more »

Jolyon Palmer feels there is still work to be done as the Lotus F1 Team continue the development of the new front wing they first brought to Spa-Francorchamps two weeks ago.... read more »

Mercedes find themselves leading by a smaller gap than in FP1 as Lewis Hamilton narrowly beats team-mate Nico Rosberg, while Vettel and Perez improve. View the original post at... read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes continue their run of form as they finish the FP1 in first and second, a session that saw a red flag because of Carlos Sainz. View the original post... read more »

Williams has confirmed that both Felipe Massa and Valtteri Bottas will remain with the team next season, continuing the relatively successful partnership. Whilst Massa had been... read more »

All eyes are on Lotus in Italy this weekend as speculation over its future - in particular its potential Renault takeover - continue to swirl read more »

Williams will continue with an unchanged driver line-up of Felipe Massa and Valtteri Bottas for the 2016 Formula 1 season, the pair announced via social media… read more »

Nico Hulkenberg will remain a Force India driver until 2017 after agreeing an extension to his current deal with the Silverstone based outfit. The German has been linked with... read more »

Sergio Perez believes it is important the Sahara Force India team continue to fight for podium finishes after a strong performance in Belgium two weeks ago. View the original... read more »

Sergio Perez says Force India must continue its progress and aim for podium positions across the second half of 2015. Force India's midfield rivals Lotus collected its... read more »

Having written off Belgium and Italy, Jenson Button and McLaren continue to pin their recovery hopes on the trip to Singapore later next month. read more »

Daniil Kvyat grew up on the tarmac at Monza and is hoping to continue his recent run of F1 form at the home of the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Sergio Perez says Force India should continue to target podium finishes over the remainder of the 2015 season, after an impressive showing at the Belgian Grand… read more »

Renault are set to complete a takeover of the Lotus outfit next week, Autosport reports, returning the French manufacturer to 'works team' status. The company, which... read more »

McLaren drivers Jenson Button and Fernando Alonso expect McLaren's struggles to continue at the Italian Grand Prix before it can unleash its "A-game" in... read more »

As matters off track continue to consume Lotus, Romain Grosjean shows fine form on track with the fourth fastest time in qualifying. read more »

Felipe Massa sees no reason he and Valtteri Bottas will not continue their partnership at Williams next year after Ferrari extended Kimi Raikkonen's contract for another... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen will continue to partner Sebastian Vettel in 2016 after Ferrari confirmed they have chosen to take up the Finnish driver's contract option. A number of... read more »

Carlos Sainz is ready to continue Toro Rosso's quest for a top five F1 constructors' championship finish as the 2015 season resumes in Belgium. read more »

The true potential of Force India's major VJM08 upgrade won't be felt until the Singapore Grand Prix when all the new parts in development are bolted on for the first... read more »

Lotus boss Federico Gastaldi expects speculation about the team's future to continue in Spa but insists the team will only be focused on securing the best result possible... read more »

Toto Wolff says Mercedes must continue to watch its back for Ferrari following an error-strewn Hungarian Grand Prix. read more »

Despite best efforts, new Australian GP chairman John Harnden says hosting the F1 grand prix will continue to cost about $50 million a year... read more »