Jenson Button admitted he let post-race emotions get the better of him when he said McLaren would fail to score a point in 2015 after what he called "the 30 scariest laps... read more »

McLaren have identified the cause of Fernando Alonso's Spanish Grand Prix brake failure which caused him to overshoot his pit-box by several metres. A visor tear-off was... read more »

Jenson Button says he wouldn't be surprised if McLaren-Honda fail to score points all season if the Spanish Grand Prix is anything to go by. The Briton finished 16th with... read more »

McLaren fail to score points for the fourth race in row with Sauber performing the best of the teams outside the points... read more »

Fernando Alonso looks set to remain at McLaren until at least the end of 2017 after Ron Dennis confirmed the Spaniard's contract is for three-years. It was believed that... read more »

Fernando Alonso says McLaren is still treating races as test events but thinks Q2 is a possibility in Bahrain if the team has a clean weekend. McLaren-Honda's slow start... read more »

Manor has been given permission to race tomorrow despite seeing Roberto Merhi and Will Stevens fail to set a time within the 107% time required in qualifying read more »

Both Daniil Kvyat and Kevin Magnussen's cars fail on the way to the grid, leaving just 15 cars to start the Australian Grand Prix read more »

Only 15 cars will start the Formula 1 season-opening Australian Grand Prix after both Kevin Magnussen's McLaren-Honda and Daniil Kvyat's Red Bull-Renault failed on... read more »

Mercedes commands a plus-second advantage over the competition at the end of FP1 in Australia, as Sauber and Manor fail to make it out on track read more »

Sauber fail to overturn a court ruling that says former test driver Giedo van der Garde should race for the team in 2015. read more »

It might not look like it at the moment, but Jenson Button reckons McLaren will have a winning car come the end of the 2015 season. The Woking outfit is struggling to overcome... 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 »

Fernando Alonso cannot simply leave McLaren after one season to replace Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes if an opening comes up, according to McLaren chairman Ron Dennis. Mercedes... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone is certain Marussia can survive after his meetings with its potential investor, though he thinks Caterham will fail to return to the grid in 2015 read more »

Niki Lauda has played down the chance Fernando Alonso will join Mercedes next year. Last week, team boss Toto Wolff caused a stir when he said Spaniard Alonso, who has just... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has admitted that should Lewis Hamilton fail to agree a new contract his team would seek Fernando Alonso as a replacement. read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says that McLaren driver Fernando Alonso is the primary alternative to Lewis Hamilton, should the squad be unable to agree a new deal with the World... read more »

Mercedes would look to sign Fernando Alonso for the 2016 season if they fail to agree new terms with current driver and champion Lewis Hamilton. The Briton has yet to agree to... read more »

McLaren's Ron Dennis has hailed their 2015 driver line-up, consisting of Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button, as "the best on the grid". During a media event on... read more »

Formula 1's big teams will not be asked to run a third car by the FIA next season, even if Marussia and Caterham fail to return read more »

Red Bull will likely start the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix from the pitlane if they fail to convince the FIA that their front-wing is legal, after it failed scrutineering on Saturday... read more »

Jenson Button admits he has taken the "blinkers off" and is ready to wave F1 goodbye should he fail to get a race seat for next year... read more »

A late bid to get Marussia to the final grand prix of the season in Abu Dhabi this weekend fails. read more »

In her latest column for Crash.net, Kate Walker looks at the biggest threat to Formula One's future and points the finger at one man read more »