Formula 1’s Latest Rumours and Talk: Nico Rosberg, Carlos Sainz Jr and More

Nico Rosberg‘s hopes of winning the 2015 Formula One title effectively ended in Sunday’s Russian Grand Prix, where the Mercedes driver retired after just seven laps due to a mechanical failure. The German’s second retirement in the last four races has left him 73 points behind team-mate Lewis Hamilton with just 100 to play for, and Mercedes boss Toto Wolff—acknowledging for... 

Russian Grand Prix 2015: Winners and Losers from Sochi Race

Lewis Hamilton claimed his ninth win of the 2015 Formula One season in Sunday’s Russian Grand Prix at the Sochi Autodrom. The reigning world champion started from second on the grid for the second consecutive race, but he soon took the lead after Nico Rosberg, his Mercedes team-mate and championship rival, suffered a technical problem before retiring. Rosberg‘s withdrawal ended the fight... 

Nico Rosberg Must Learn Lessons from Suzuka to Beat Lewis Hamilton in Russian GP

With a mistake under braking at Turn 12, Lewis Hamilton knew the chance had gone and the drought—if we may call it that—was set to continue. Rather than persevering with one more lap, one last chance, the winner of 14 of the last 21 races decided this was a day to accept defeat and settle for second in qualifying. After returning to the pit box to find his clutch bite point, Hamilton was... 

Mercedes, Ferrari Should Be Open to Red Bull Engine Deal for 2016 F1 Season

So where do Red Bull go from here? For the first time since the last of their four title-winning seasons in 2013, it felt as though the team had a plan of action in September when, as reported by Autosport‘s Dieter Rencken and Lawrence Barretto, Red Bull “issued a document requesting a termination” of their nine-year relationship with engine suppliers Renault. Finally set to be freed... 

Why Valtteri Bottas Will Be the Driver to Watch at the 2015 Russian Grand Prix

In the final moments of qualifying at last year’s Russian Grand Prix, the Sochi Autodrom became a four-corner racetrack in the eyes of Valtteri Bottas. He had been quickest in the first sector and faster than anyone in the second, but it would be those irritating, 90-degree, final four turns of this 18-corner circuit—one to the left, three to the right—that would decide whether Bottas... 

Formula 1’s Latest Rumours and Talk: Fernando Alonso, Daniil Kvyat and More

With five races of the Formula One season remaining, Fernando Alonso believes time is running out for McLaren-Honda to make significant progress in 2015. The team have been handicapped by problems with their V6 turbo power unit throughout the year, scoring points in just three of the 14 races thus far, but they have remained committed to solving those issues. But while he claims McLaren can still extract... 

Why Carlos Sainz Jr Is Under Most Pressure Heading to 2015 Russian Grand Prix

The spectre of Singapore continued to hang over Scuderia Toro Rosso as Formula One arrived at Suzuka for last weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix, but Carlos Sainz Jr was insistent that the past was firmly in the past. Just four days earlier, a team-orders row appeared to break out at the Red Bull B-team after Max Verstappen refused to follow the pit wall’s instructions to gift eighth place... 

5 Drivers Who Could Replace Romain Grosjean at Renault in 2016 Formula 1 Season

Whether they have competed under the guise of Renault or Lotus, Team Enstone have played an instrumental role in the career of Romain Grosjean. After joining the team as a test driver at the beginning of 2008, the Frenchman made his Formula One debut in mid-2009, only to be dropped after seven races as Renault—on their knees in the aftermath of the “Crashgate” scandal—embarked... 

5 Most Interesting Radio Messages from Japanese Grand Prix

In the aftermath of Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix, Fernando Alonso voiced his desire to see the introduction of “private” team-radio messages in Formula One. But by that point, it was too late and the damage had been done. If anything, the two-time world champion’s fierce criticism of McLaren‘s Honda engine at Suzuka proved exactly why pit-to-car radio should... 

Formula 1’s Latest Rumours, Talk: Fernando Alonso, Jenson Button, McLaren & More

The Japanese Grand Prix began with the paddock expecting Jenson Button to call time on his 16-year career, but it ended with Fernando Alonso’s Formula One future up in the air. The hot potato that is retirement was passed freely around the McLaren-Honda garage at Suzuka, highlighting just how far one of the most sacred teams in the sport’s history have fallen. At various stages over the... 

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