Formula One News — March 2016

Nico Rosberg says he is determined to make 2016 "my year", after two consecutive championship defeats to his teammate Lewis Hamilton.

US grand prix organisers brushed aside any doubts about the 2016 race by revealing Taylor Swift, one of the world's top pop acts, will perform at the October event.

F1 veterans have revealed they disagree with reigning world champion Lewis Hamilton's stance about the 'halo' cockpit cage slated for 2017.

Toto Wolff has severed his last ties to the Williams team.

Mercedes' utter dominance of formula one in the 'power unit' era could finally be over.

F1 remains on track to speed up significantly in the future, according to Niki Lauda.

While Charlie Whiting was at Watkins Glen (US), FIA inspectors were also in Italy.

Doubts Vijay Mallya might have to miss next weekend's season opener in Australia appear over, but the Force India chief's troubles in India are far from over.

Sauber has now paid the two thirds of its 300-strong workforce in Switzerland who were waiting for their overdue February wages.

Honda is running behind schedule so far in 2016, McLaren team boss Eric Boullier revealed on Wednesday.

The US grand prix in Austin looks to be back on track.

It may be the teams, and not the drivers, who are in charge of the extra freedom on tyre selection in 2016.

Eric Boullier says he does not want McLaren-Honda to set any firm targets for 2016.

A trio of former F1 drivers have considered whether world champion Lewis Hamilton's increasing global celebrity will hurt his bid for a fourth title in 2016.

A surprising proposal by Mercedes could help solve the issue of Mercedes' seemingly endless domination in the new 'power unit' era.

Sauber will race in Melbourne next weekend, notwithstanding the financial cloud that hangs over the struggling Swiss team.

Bernie Ecclestone will come under scrutiny on Tuesday as a report is tabled at a meeting of F1's board.

Renault is tipped to make considerable progress with its power unit in 2016, as the works team prepares to unveil its new race livery.

Pastor Maldonado could keep his motor racing career alive in America's top open wheeler series.

David Coulthard says he sympathises with drivers who are openly questioning the latest changes within formula one.

The further clampdown on pit-to-driver radio communications in 2016 will spice up the action.

Force India boss and co-owner Vijay Mallya may be unable to attend grands prix in 2016.

Carlos Sainz says he knows 2016 could be a make-or-break season for him in F1.

Jolyon Palmer has dismissed claims he might take too "cautious" an approach to his job of being a formula one driver.