Claire Williams has revealed that her team is supportive of Manor's return to the grid, even with a 2014 car. read more »

Williams would have voted in favour of Marussia returning as Manor GP with the use of its 2014 car this season, team principal Claire Williams has revealed. During an F1... read more »

Williams say they would have been happy for Marussia to use a 2014 car to return to the grid in the new season. read more »

Williams says it wanted Marussia back on the grid this season and would have voted for it returning with a 2014 car if it meant saving the team read more »

Sergio Marchionne insists he is not getting carried away with Ferrari's winter test form. The fabled Maranello marque struggled in 2014, prompting Fiat Chrysler chief... read more »

The fact it was Ferrari and Sauber not Mercedes that topped the times in Jerez has led some to believe that the gap has closed, but Mercedes designer Aldo Costa has warned... read more »

Prepare to be amazed as Paddy Lowe summarizes the 2014 Formula One season at a speed usually reserved for the racetrack... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner insists the problems Renault faced in Jerez Formula 1 testing last week are nowhere near the severity of its 2014 troubles read more »

McLaren are confident they can get two cars to the finishing line of the Australian Grand Prix in March, despite a number of reliability troubles in Jerez. Whilst engineering... read more »

Valtteri Bottas was one of the standout drivers of the 2014 season, as an overhauled Williams team returned to form. GPUpdate.net sat down for a conversation with the Finn... read more »

Former team owner Giancarlo Minardi has hit out at a select few teams who voted against Marussia's plea to be able to compete this season with its 2014 car. During a... read more »

Pastor Maldonado is confident the new Mercedes-powered E23 will help return Lotus to the upper half of the F1 field in 2015 following a tough 2014 season. read more »

Felipe Massa believes Williams is more prepared to win races this season than it was in 2014 read more »

Giancarlo Minardi has hit out at the decision of certain teams to prohibit Marussia from using its 2014 car if it can return to the sport, calling the dissenters "absurd... read more »

Romain Grosjean is once again wearing his customary smile. Having emerged from his personal 'crash-kid' crisis of 2012, the Frenchman's F1 career gathered... read more »

As the furore over Marussia's possible return to the grid continues, could a little known rule cause further problems? read more »

McLaren-Honda can start the 2015 season on a par with where it finished 2014, despite a difficult first test in Jerez. read more »

Force India's future looks to be hanging from a thread following news that they might not test their 2015 car on-track at all ahead of the opening race in Australia. The... read more »

Marussia are refusing to give up their fight to return to the F1 grid this season despite their plans to run a 2014 car taking a hit.... read more »

Renault are far more confident of a successful 2015 season following a successful Jerez test in which the engine manufacturer hit "almost all the objectives" they set... read more »

Manor, formerly Marussia, still believes a return to the Formula 1 grid in 2015 remains possible, despite news that their comeback has been blocked by rival teams. The outfit... read more »

Despite the blocking of its original plan to enter the 2015 championship with a 2014 car, Manor fully intends taking its place on the grid this season. read more »

Manor, which raced as Marussia until 2014, still intends to enter the upcoming campaign, the team announced on Friday evening. Marussia has been in administration since October... read more »

Manor, which operated as Marussia in Formula 1, has announced how it plans to enter the upcoming campaign, following the Strategy Group's decision to prevent them from... read more »

Force India say money is not the reason behind their decision to veto Marussia's request to race this year with a 2014 car. read more »