Ron Dennis says McLaren decided last week that it wanted to exercise its option to keep Jenson Button at the team. Speculation in the British press suggested Button would... read more »

Fernando Alonso finished the Japanese Grand Prix in 11th position, leaving the Spaniard frustrated about the team's ongoing struggles to extract additional performance out... read more »

Ron Dennis says Jenson Button will be staying with McLaren-Honda in 2016 because his deal hasn't been terminated and he is therefore contracted to race read more »

Fernando Alonso refuses to say whether he would drive for McLaren next year, as Ron Dennis looks set to keep Jenson Button for 2016. read more »

Fernando Alonso found the Japanese Grand Prix "embarrassing" given McLaren-Honda's poor performance and answered equivocally when asked whether he was tempted to... read more »

Ron Dennis has spoken out to clarify the terms of Jenson Button's contract with McLaren, explaining that the team's option on him for 2016 was to cancel, not… read more »

McLaren boss Ron Dennis has told Sky Sports F1 that Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button will race for the team in 2016. read more »

Mercedes has warned Lotus that there will soon come a time where it will have to cut its engine supply deal for next year in order to take on Manor as a new customer. Lotus is... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says three car teams remain an option for Formula One if Red Bull follows through on its threat to quit the sport. Red Bull is currently trying to... read more »

Lotus Deputy Team Principal Federico Gastaldi has admitted that the outfit had expected Romain Grosjean to extend his stay with the squad into the 2016… read more »

Watch as Ted Kravitz and David Croft predict the composition of the 2016 F1 grid. read more »

Honda motorsport boss Yasuhisa Arai says they haven’t had any approaches about an engine supply from teams besides McLaren for the 2016 season. read more »

McLaren CEO Jonathan Neale says his team wants Jenson Button to stay for 2016 but admits he can do nothing to keep his driver if he does not want to stay. Ahead of the Japanese... read more »

McLaren-Honda confirms it is working hard to persuade Jenson Button to stay with the team for 2016, rather than retire. read more »

Lotus driver Romain Grosjean has signed to race for Formula 1 newcomer Haas next season, AUTOSPORT understands read more »

Romain Grosjean is set to move to Haas in 2016, with Jean-Eric Vergne and Kevin Magnussen in the running to replace him. read more »

Jenson Button says he will make a mutual decision with McLaren before confirming his plans for 2016 - and Sky F1 pundit Martin Brundle believes the former world champion... read more »

McLaren has said that it is working hard to convince Jenson Button to remain at the team for the 2016 campaign, amid the uncertainty surrounding his… read more »

Lotus reserve driver Jolyon Palmer remains optimistic that he will be able to race for the squad in 2016, alongside the already confirmed Pastor Maldonado. Palmer has... read more »

Jolyon Palmer still has his sights set on graduating to a race seat with Lotus in 2016, but admits he is waiting on Haas F1's driver announcement for the… read more »

The Haas F1 team will announce one of its 2016 drivers on Tuesday in a press conference at its base in Kannapolis, North Carolina. Haas is set to join the F1 grid next year and... read more »

Formula 1's tyre supplier, Pirelli, will add an additional compound to its line-up for 2016, expanding the range from four to five, with the fifth compound a... read more »

Gene Haas has scheduled a press conference for Tuesday next week, with confirmation that it will include a driver announcement. The American team is set to join the grid in... read more »

Formula 1's new-for-2016 team, Haas, will announce its first driver during a press conference at its Kannapolis base on Tuesday. The Ferrari-associated… read more »

Daniel Ricciardo is confident Red Bull will get what it wants from Ferrari amidst increasing uncertainty about the team's future in Formula One. Red Bull and Toro Rosso... read more »