Report: Mercedes offered millions to save German GP
Mercedes offered to help keep the German grand prix alive in 2015. On Friday, the FIA revealed that it has removed the scheduled July 19..
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German F1 GP ‘dead’ as circuits pull out
Germany’s other F1 circuit has joined Hockenheimring in pulling out of the running to host the scheduled July 19 race. Earlier this..
F1 in image struggle at start of new season
Formula one did not present the best image of itself as the 2015 season opened in Australia. That is the view of several experts and..
Renault: Red Bull asked for ‘fierce’ development
Renault has revealed it took an unusually-aggressive approach to the 2015 season opener, at works partner Red Bull‘s behest. Amid Red..
Boullier: Wins ‘still possible’ for McLaren-Honda
Eric Boullier thinks it is “possible” McLaren-Honda might be in a position to win grands prix later in 2015. His comments..
FIA tells Manor to explain qualifying absence
Manor has been summoned by the FIA to explain its failure to even attempt to qualify for the 2015 season opener. Team chief Graeme Lowdon..
Ailing backmarkers could leave Button dead last
Amid a diminishing Melbourne grid, Jenson Button is worried he could be left dead-last at the start of the new McLaren-Honda era. That is..
Red Bull slams Renault in Australia
Red Bull has slammed its engine partner Renault, after a difficult start to the 2015 world championship campaign in Australia. Star driver..
Manor not up and running in Melbourne
The 2015 season is off to a stuttering start in Melbourne, with only 8 of the 10 teams actually firing up their engines in Friday practice...
F1 teams late in tyre & hotel payments
Tyres for the 2015 season opener were only released by Pirelli to three teams one day ago, it has emerged. As small teams struggle to..
Ecclestone’s TV strategy worries F1 sponsors
Sponsors have expressed concern about Bernie Ecclestone‘s television strategy for formula one. Increasingly, the trend has been away..
Ecclestone admits EUR 15m ‘plan B’ for small teams
Bernie Ecclestone has admitted he devised a contingency plan for F1’s most struggling teams. Earlier, amid Marussia and..
McLaren: ‘Engine limit is a problem’
McLaren racing director Eric Boullier has admitted that surviving on just four engines this season will be tough. 2015 rules say that each..
Ecclestone ends ‘cash flow crisis’ for small teams
Amid alarming claims multiple teams are gripped by a ‘cash flow crisis’, Bernie Ecclestone has reportedly responded. We..
Teams warn Ecclestone of ‘cash flow crisis’
Two weeks before the 2015 F1 season begins, the shape of the grid remains unclear. And that is not just because the backmarker..
Wolff: Mercedes to ‘help’ save German Grand Prix
Concerns are growing that Germany really will be dropped from the 2015 F1 calendar. Officially, the country is still set to host a grand..
McLaren hit major problems in final test
McLaren’s pre-season testing suffered another major blow today, as they completed just seven laps on day one of the final test. Shortly..
Technical expert says Ferrari back on track
One of F1’s most respected technical journalists agrees that Ferrari is back on track after its disappointing 2014. Giorgio Piola, a..
Lotus’ Gastaldi says ‘huge egos’ hurting F1
“Huge egos” have ensured the status quo in formula one when it comes to cost-cutting and income distribution. That is the claim..
Gastaldi: Lotus back on track for ‘top places’
After a miserable 2014 season, Lotus appears back on track this year. Pastor Maldonado‘s chart-topping time in the new..
