Formula One News — July 2015

McLaren could block a "romantic return" to Williams in 2016 for F1 veteran Jenson Button.

At the end of a tragic week full of moving tributes to the late Jules Bianchi, the F1 grid is now keen to get back up to full speed.

Honda is unveiling a 'token-free' engine upgrade in Hungary and the McLaren drivers will even dodge penalties for racing it.

Romain Grosjean has admitted his fingers are still crossed that rumours Renault is looking to buy back Lotus turn out to be true.

Rumours continue to swirl around the future of Kimi Raikkonen.

Hungarian GP - Practice 1 Report

Hungarian GP - Practice 1 Results

Lewis Hamilton had a prickly riposte for his teammate and title rival in Hungary when told that Nico Rosberg was complaining about his brakes.

Sauber chief Monisha Kaltenborn has admitted that counting her drivers out of the 'silly season' was a deliberate step in the name of stability.

Sebastian Vettel has hailed as "a miracle" the progress made in 2015 by Ferrari.

Valtteri Bottas will be running the only version of a new front wing on his Williams in Hungary.

Hungarian GP - Thursday Press Conference

Valtteri Bottas on Thursday did not deny raging speculation he will switch to Ferrari for 2016.

Sauber has counted its race drivers out of the 2016 'silly season'.

Hungary will be an important test of Williams' prospects for the rest of the 2015 season.

Hans-Joachim Stuck says he "cannot understand" Bernie Ecclestone having allowed Germany to fall off the 2015 schedule.

Luca di Montezemolo was in the running to take the top job in formula one, Bernie Ecclestone has revealed.

Monisha Kaltenborn says Sauber remains in contact with its former owner and works partner BMW.

A big topic of conversation in the Hungaroring paddock this weekend will be the future of Kimi Raikkonen.

Next to the Jules Bianchi tragedy and Ferrari's 2016 lineup, another key topic in Hungary this weekend will be the future of Renault.

Another team boss has called F1 newcomer Gene Haas' approach to building up his 2016 outfit "smart".

Ferrari has confirmed the impending arrival at Maranello of former Mercedes engineer Jock Clear.

The decision about F1's tyre supplier for 2016 has been moved into the hands of Bernie Ecclestone.

Jules Bianchi was subjected to a brutal force of 254G in his 2014 crash at Suzuka that ultimately cost the talented Frenchman his life.