It is looking increasingly likely that Kevin Magnussen will replace Pastor Maldonado at Lotus this season. read more »

Red Bull has entered next year's Formula One world championship even though it is still lacking an engine supply deal for 2016. Red Bull had threatened to quit the sport... read more »

Manor sporting director Graeme Lowdon and team principal John Booth have reportedly tendered their resignations from the team. A report in the Telegraph says the pair have... read more »

Chances of any action at COTA today are looking increasingly slim. read more »

Christian Horner says he is working hard to keep Red Bull in the sport, but admits his boss Dietrich Mateschitz is becoming increasingly disillusioned with Formula One. Red... read more »

Former McLaren driver Kevin Magnussen has admitted he would "love to race for Haas" in 2016, if no seat is available for him at McLaren, which looks increasingly... read more »

Losing a classic track like Spa-Francorchamps would be unthinkable according to Lotus deputy team principal Federico Gastaldi, who described such venues as "the lifeblood... read more »

Toto Wolff admits he is weighing up the pros and cons of allowing Mercedes to supply Red Bull with engines in the future. Red Bull's future is uncertain, with its strained... read more »

Fernando Alonso admits he has been tempted to race in other motorsport categories because of the increasingly restrictive set of regulations governing Formula One. Alonso... read more »

Philippe Bianchi, father of Marussia racer Jules, admits that he increasingly less optimistic about his son's chances of a full recovery. read more »

Mercedes is "leaving the door open" to supplying Red Bull with engines in the future amid rumours a deal could be brokered via luxury car brand Aston Martin. Red... read more »

David Coulthard admits it is becoming increasingly difficult for Ferrari to justify keeping Kimi Raikkonen, saying someone like Nico Hulkenberg would offer more... read more »

Formula 1 drivers are no longer getting the satisfaction they used to because the cars aren't challenging - mentally or physically - to drive in the modern age, according... read more »

Lotus has dismissed speculation it could be taken over by Renault as the French manufacturer continues to consider its future in Formula One. Renault's relationship with... read more »

Nico Rosberg's excellent Barcelona win barely gets a mention in the latest Podcast as the team grows increasingly tired of Red Bull. read more »

McLaren have confirmed that they will run a revised livery for the Spanish Grand Prix and the remainder of the Formula 1 season. We reported that the livery would be tweaked... read more »

The Formula 1 calendar is increasingly moving East with races in Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Azerbaijan and talk of Qatar, but another unlikely country is hoping to join the grid in... read more »

Rubber as a material has been known to humankind for thousands of years, initially used by the native South Americans and observed by Cortez in the 1520's and then brought... read more »

Ferrari team boss Maurizio Arrivabene says he's not yet ready to sign a contract extension with Kimi Raikkonen, despite the Finn's second place at the Bahrain Grand... read more »

Though its future with Renault looks increasingly bleak, Red Bull says it will not go down the route of developing its own engine. read more »

Red Bull and Renault's increasingly fragile relationship reaches a new nadir as the latter accuses its partner of 'lies' over engine criticism read more »

Germany's chances of hosting a Grand Prix in 2015 appear increasingly unlikely, after the Nürburgring joined Hockenheim in stating that its deadline to reach… read more »

Nico Hulkenberg expresses his sorrow at the prospect of losing his home event as a German Grand Prix for 2015 appears increasingly unlikely. read more »

As a 2015 German Grand Prix looks increasingly unlikely, Andrew Benson asks how many more historic F1 races will disappear. read more »

The German Grand Prix seems increasingly unlikely to go ahead in 2015 as negotiations continue to stall. read more »