Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has told Sky Sports the squad's preparations are on schedule ahead of their on-track debut at February's first pre-season test in... read more »

Renault is working hard towards ensuring its car will be ready for the first F1 pre-season test in February. read more »

Renault to announce team name, management in February read more »

Renault says that it is planning to announce further details regarding its return to Formula 1 as a fully-fledged works team in February, following its takeover… read more »

The Haas Formula 1 Team are expected to unveil their car on February 21 ahead of pre-season testing in Barcelona a day later... read more »

Red Bull motorsport consultant Helmut Marko is certain that the outfit will be ready for the first pre-season test of 2016 in February, despite the delays… read more »

Officials at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya have confirmed the dates for 2016 Formula 1 pre-season testing. The sport has cut the number of tests from three to two and both... read more »

Moving Australian Grand Prix forward means testing will now begin in February read more »

Pre-season testing brought forward to February read more »

Formula 1 pre-season testing is set to begin in late February next year, before another gathering in early March, GPUpdate.net understands, as a response to the… read more »

Formula 1's 2016 pre-season test schedule will now start eight days earlier than planned, in light of the revised grand prix calendar for next year read more »

The 2016 season looks set to extend into December for the first time as the calendar reaches a record-breaking 21 races in a single season with the addition of Azerbaijan.... read more »

Red Bull have revealed their opposition to F1's controversial winter shutdown which will result in the sport being mothballed through December, January and February. read more »

Former Marussia driver Max Chilton says he's surprised that the revived Manor-Marussia outfit is still surviving after it collapsed before the 2014 season had concluded.... read more »

McLaren are hopeful that Mercedes will agree to allow in-season engine development during the 2016 season, similar to what has been agreed this year. Currently the four engine... read more »

Renault will walk away from Formula 1 if the rules surrounding in-season engine development don't change, Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has warned. This season... read more »

Pirelli has confirmed it is willing to continue as Formula 1's official tyre supplier on a sole or competitive basis, as long as certain conditions are met. The Italian... read more »

McLaren's MP4-30 now, compared to pre-season testing in February, isn't comparable according to Jenson Button on Friday, who described the difference as "night... read more »

"You simply can't compare the car I drove today to the car I last tested here back in February," says Button, "the difference is night and day." read more »

Valtteri Bottas has denied recent speculation surrounding his future, with suggestions he's signed a pre-contract with Ferrari for 2016 or 2017 wide of the mark. The... read more »

Formula 1 is back in action this weekend with the fifth round of the Championship, after a three-week break following the previous race in Bahrain. The Formula 1 paddock moves... read more »

McLaren, team boss Ron Dennis, and Fernando Alonso have all provided explanations for the Spaniard’s crash during testing in Barcelona on February 22 and the after-effects. read more »

The Manor F1 Team has been summoned by the Australian Grand Prix race stewards to explain why it failed to take part in qualifying for the race this weekend. The outfit, which... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that returning manufacturer Honda will be permitted nine development tokens across the course of 2015. Ferrari, Mercedes and Renault will be allowed... read more »

Ron Dennis has admitted he gave false information regarding Fernando Alonso's test crash in February. The McLaren chairman claimed Alonso never suffered a concussion... read more »