Lewis Hamilton says he will carry Jules Bianchi in his thoughts after the funeral of the French F1 driver took place in Nice. read more »

The President of the French Motorsport Federation says that the death of Jules Bianchi leaves a 'huge void' in motorsport. Bianchi passed away on Friday… read more »

Bernie Ecclestone and French President Francois Hollande have expressed their sadness following the death of Jules Bianchi... read more »

Around the world, drivers and teams are expressing feeling on the loss of Jules Bianchi, the promising French driver who passed away earlier today due to injuries sustained 9... read more »

French Formula One driver Jules Bianchi died early Saturday from head injuries sustained in a crash at last year's Japanese Grand Prix. The Bianchi family issued a... read more »

The family of Jules Bianchi have announced that the popular French driver has succumbed to his Japanese Grand Prix injuries and has passed away. View the original post at Jules... read more »

French Formula 1 driver Jules Bianchi has died from injuries sustained in 2014 crash, his family says. read more »

Renault isn't taking ownership of the Lotus F1 Team and neither has it made any offer to do so, according to Lotus CEO Matthew Carter. The French manufacturer has made... read more »

Red Bull aren't expecting any progress from engine supplier Renault for at least 'two or three months' according to team principal Christian Horner. The Milton... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has written the 2015 season off, believing that Red Bull's engine partner, Renault, won't find a big step forward this season. The French... read more »

Mercedes are willing to "find a solution" if Renault were to buy back the Lotus outfit which currently has a Mercedes engine deal in place. Speculation suggests the... read more »

Michelin motorsport director Pascal Couasnon appreciates winning over a sceptical Bernie Ecclestone is key to the French tyre manufacturer's return to Formula 1 read more »

Michelin motorsport boss Pascal Couasnon believes that Formula 1 can survive a new tyre war despite calls that it would result in a new spending war. The French firm, who... read more »

Renault's chief executive Carlos Ghosn says the French manufacturer's future in Formula One is still undecided and will hinge on the governance of the sport. Renault... read more »

Renault's Chief Executive, Carlos Ghosn, says the French manufacturer is still yet to decide on its future involvement in Formula 1, and that it will also… read more »

Renault's future in Formula 1 remains undecided, with Renault chairman and CEO Carlos Ghosn claiming "all options are open" as they debate what path to take. The... read more »

Ferrari would be more than happy to open up discussions with Red Bull about supplying it with engines in the future, according to Ferrari chairman Sergio Marchionne. Red Bull... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has indicated that F1 will not return to France unless an adequate replacement for the unpopular Magny-Cours circuit is found. read more »

French tyre company Michelin have submitted an application to be Formula 1's new tyre supplier from 2017. read more »

Michelin has confirmed that it has submitted a bid to become Formula 1's sole tyre supplier from 2017, potentially replacing current supplier Pirelli. The French... read more »

Renault's future in Formula 1 will become clear toward the end of the 2015 season according to Renault Sport F1 managing director Cyril Abiteboul. The French manufacturer... read more »

Michelin is unlikely to take part in the FIA's tender process to find a new Formula 1 tyre supplier for the 2017 season onwards, according to a senior figure at the French... read more »

Renault has ruled out continuing in its current position as an engine supplier, citing high costs and a low marketing return as the main reasons. The French manufacturer has... read more »

Romain Grosjean believes that the Monaco circuit remains as one of the most difficult to overtake in the sport after his clash with Max Verstappen that cost the French driver a... read more »

Michelin believes Formula 1 will adopt 18-inch wheels in the not-too-distant future as the benefits to the sport and the supplier are too great to ignore. The French... read more »