Jenson Button considered retiring from F1
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British Formula 1 driver Jenson Button admitted that he considered retiring after a difficult 2015 season with McLaren-Honda.
Pirelli has welcomed the new tyre regulations set by the FIA for the 2016 Formula 1 season that will allow up to six two-day tests.
Toro Rosso employees set to be working 24/7 to complete 2016 Formula 1 chassis in time for pre-season testing.
Status GP Principal Teddy Yip Jnr evaluating bringing back the Theodore Racing name to Formula 1.
McLaren-Honda renew partnership with Santander UK for the next five years
Formula 1 teams must choose their Australian tyre compounds before the deadline next week or risk the FIA making the choice for them
Mika Hakkinen believes it will be a bad move for Fernando Alonso to take a career break in 2016.
Mercedes-Benz AG is suing former Formula 1 engineer for taking confidential documents.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff could be forced to change their drivers if tensions between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg continues.
Red Bull Racing have confirmed they are splitting from title sponsor and commercial partner Infiniti at the end of 2015.
McLaren Chairman Ron Dennis admits falling out with sponsors TAG Heuer CEO, leading the watchmaker to jump ship to Red Bull.
Kevin Magnussen’s contract was not renewed as he failed to achieve the goals set by his McLaren team, according to Ron Dennis.
With an unlucky race start in Abu Dhabi, Felipe Nasr finished fifteenth, a position that was not the way the team wanted to end the season.
Daniel Ricciardo felt he finished the season on a high with Red Bull during the Abu Dhabi with a sixth place finish.
Daniil Kvyat finished a tough Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, due to electronic issues, in tenth, but maintained his position ahead of team-mate Daniel Ricciardo in the championship.
After a difficult Abu Dhabi weekend for Marcus Ericsson, he feels his final race of the season was ‘decent’, as he finished ahead of team-mate Felipe Nasr in fourteenth.
Nico Rosberg defeated Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton to win his third consecutive race in the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
