Formula One News — February 2016

F1 should spice up the sport by simplifying the rules.

Monza, the historic host of the Italian grand prix, is still facing an uncertain future on the annual F1 calendar.

F1 2016-style will burst into action this week.

Zandvoort, an iconic former F1 circuit, could revive the long-defunct Dutch grand prix.

Sergio Marchionne says Alfa Romeo could return to formula one as a works team.

Esteban Ocon has moved into pole position for a future in formula one.

Free-to-air television coverage of F1 throughout Spain has ended, according to the Spanish sports daily El Mundo Deportivo.

F1 veteran Nick Heidfeld has tipped Lewis Hamilton to take a third consecutive world championship in 2016.

Manor may have come up with a novel solution to the reported three-way battle to become Pascal Wehrlein's teammate in 2016.

Reports that Ferrari is adding a lot more white to the livery of its iconic red cars for 2016 appear accurate.

Mercedes is not ruling out making Manor its de-facto 'B' team.

Michael Schumacher's former manager thinks the family should reconsider its decision to keep the public in the dark about the F1 legend's health.

News emerged on Friday from the Nurburgring, an historic German circuit battling to keep its grand prix up and running.

Rio Haryanto on Friday admitted the race is on to secure the final place on this year's F1 grid.

The jury is out as to whether Ferrari can take on Mercedes for the 2016 world championship.

Bob Bell has set to work on turning the near-collapse of the Lotus team into a Mercedes-style success story.

Max Verstappen has been at Toro Rosso's Faenza headquarters this week as the team prepares for 2016.

Valtteri Bottas says he is now more prepared for when intense speculation takes centre stage in his F1 career.

F1 legend Mario Andretti has his fingers crossed that the US grand prix in Austin goes ahead as planned.

A Danish racing driver has urged Kevin Magnussen to brush off news that he was actually only Renault's second choice for 2016.

Manor has made a wise choice by signing up Pascal Wehrlein for 2016.

Two prominent F1 chiefs disagree over the issue of whether formula one drivers are grossly overpaid.

Carmen Jorda has hit back at a former F1 colleague, following an accusation that her presence at Renault caused him to quit the sport.

Pascal Wehrlein on Wednesday admitted his Manor race deal is for one season only.