Formula One News — February 2016

Pascal Wehrlein has confirmed reports he will make his F1 debut with Manor in 2016.

1997 world champion Jacques Villeneuve has admitted to making a couple of mistakes during his formula one career.

F1 could have a Russian team in the not-too-distant future.

Romain Grosjean says he enjoyed his first run at the wheel of Haas' 2016 car -- in the virtual world.

Pastor Maldonado has revealed his eleventh-hour ousting at Renault hit him like "a bolt from the blue".

Mario Andretti has counted himself out of the constant criticism of modern formula one.

Pascal Wehrlein will make his F1 debut for Manor this year.

Flavio Briatore is a radically changed man, according to the latest gossip reports emerging from Italy.

Michael Schumacher's son will delay his move into the highly-competitive European F3 series for at least another year.

Kevin Magnussen and his long-time manager Dorte Riis Madsen are set to split, according to the Danish newspaper BT.

Ferrari is ready to take on Mercedes in 2016, according to the Italian marque's long-time team manager Massimo Rivola.

2016 rookie Jolyon Palmer says he is happy to be teamed with Kevin Magnussen for his first season in F1.

Red Bull is keeping its expectations in check ahead of the new F1 season.

F1 legend Alain Prost says it is "not mandatory" that Renault ever adds to its current tally of world championships.

Nelson Piquet jr has acknowledged that his formula one days are over for now.

Former Mercedes tester Sam Bird says only a lack of sponsorship prevented him from making his mark in formula one.

Marco Sorensen says he quit F1's Enstone team in protest of the status of female development driver Carmen Jorda.

Alain Prost has hit back at the criticism of F1's 'power unit' era.

Rumours are swirling that Robert Kubica's next career move could be back into single seaters.

Renault reportedly tried and failed to secure the services of Stoffel Vandoorne for 2016.

Mercedes is not sure it will dominate formula one for a third consecutive season in 2016.

Renault is expecting to make a big step forward with its power unit for 2016.

Sebastien Buemi says he is still a part of Red Bull's F1 programme.

Ferrari's 2016 car will make its track debut one day before official winter action kicks off.