Formula One News — March 2015

Tyres for the 2015 season opener were only released by Pirelli to three teams one day ago, it has emerged.

Giedo van der Garde's bid to race for Sauber in Melbourne could stumble at the final hurdle.

Red Bull is still pushing to introduce a new bodywork package including a short nose for its 2015 car.

Mercedes has hit out at Red Bull's suggestion that wind tunnels should be banned from formula one.

Sebastian Vettel has named his first Ferrari 'Eva'.

Sauber is fighting for survival in a Melbourne court.

Sir Frank Williams is out of hospital and back up to speed.

Mick Schumacher will have a teammate with another famous surname in the German formula 4 series this year.

A resolution of Sauber's legal dispute with Giedo van der Garde is facing yet another delay.

Audi chief Rupert Stadler is no longer clearly denying speculation the Volkswagen-owned German carmaker is preparing to enter formula one.

Experts continue to worry about the early phase of McLaren-Honda's new collaboration.

Nico Rosberg has identified wheel-to-wheel combat as his main weakness alongside reigning world champion and teammate Lewis Hamilton.

Gerhard Berger has played down Mercedes' claim it will be challenged for victory early in 2015.

Sauber is appealing a Melbourne court's ruling that Giedo van der Garde should race for the Swiss team this weekend.

Even another F1 teen, Daniil Kvyat, thinks Max Verstappen might be too young for the pinnacle of motor sport.

Roberto Merhi has admitted his new race seat at Manor may be short-lived.

Giedo van der Garde on Wednesday declared himself "happy, fit and ready to drive" this weekend in Melbourne.

McLaren on Tuesday confirmed that Fernando Alonso is on course to return in Malaysia.

Mar.10 (GMM) Adrian Newey's "step back" has not been too noticeable so far, Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo said on Tuesday.

Familiar faces are beginning to line up at the 2016 entrant Haas.

Jules Bianchi's father has not ruled out taking action against those "responsible" for the horror crash at Suzuka five months ago.

Flavio Briatore has giggled at the new 'Sebastian Vettel fever' at Maranello.

Mercedes will continue to let its drivers fight hard for the title, boss Toto Wolff insists.

Niki Lauda is not expecting Mercedes to utterly dominate in 2015.