Kimi Raikkonen has said that he’ll “probably” retire when his current contract with Ferrari expires at the end of the 2015 season. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen has hinted that he will retire when his current contract with Ferrari ends next year. read more »

2007 World Champion Kimi Raikkonen has implied that he will finish his Formula 1 career when his current Ferrari contract expires at the end of 2015. read more »

Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen says he will probably retire from Formula 1 next season once his contract has expired. The Finn was asked whether he saw himself at Ferrari after... read more »

Fernando Alonso says he is so focused on doing what he can to put Ferrari into a winning position next year that he has given little thought to extending his contract beyond 2016 read more »

Kimi Raikkonen says he expects to retire from Formula One at the end of his current Ferrari contract at the end of 2015 read more »

Kimi Raikkonen says he expects to retire from F1 at the end of his current Ferrari contract which expires after the 2015 season read more »

With news that Bernie Ecclestone is planning to drop the Italian Grand Prix from the calendar in 2016, organisers of the race in Monza are hopeful they can change his mind.... read more »

Jenson Button is not worried about his future as he sees no reason why McLaren won't extend his contract... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes that engine supplier Renault is roughly six months behind the development curve compared to rivals Mercedes - and insists the... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has hinted that the Italian Grand Prix may not remain at Monza after the 2016 campaign. The Italian Grand Prix has been held at Monza every year - aside from... read more »

Monza looks set to lose its place on the calendar with Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone revealing he is unlikely to hand the circuit a new contract... read more »

Jenson Button must try harder this season if he wants to be assured of keeping his seat at McLaren, chairman Ron Dennis has warned. The Briton's contract with the team... read more »

As speculation swirls around the future of F1's most experienced active driver, McLaren supremo Ron Dennis has called on Jenson Button to up his game. At the end of his... read more »

Aerodynamicist Peter Prodromou will begin working with McLaren in September according to chairman Ron Dennis. The former Red Bull chief aerodynamicist had been due to start... read more »

The German Grand Prix could find a permanent home next year following news that the Nurburgring is close to agreeing a deal which will see it host the event until at least... read more »

McLaren has dropped its high court action against rival team Red Bull, after the two reached a deal over the Canadian Grand Prix weekend. The Woking team accused Red Bull of... read more »

Red Bull Racing has announced that it has extended its successful relationship with Adrian Newey with a new multi-year agreement. Newey will however slowly move away from the... read more »

Adrian Newey has signed a new multi-year Red Bull contract that will see him work on other projects alongside Formula One for the Austrian company read more »

Adrian Newey has signed a new contract with Red Bull, but he will step away from his day-to-day involvement with the Formula 1 team to work on other projects. read more »

Red Bull has confirmed that it has extended its contract with chief technical officer Adrian Newey, although his focus will no longer be fully on Formula 1. Newey joined the... read more »

Jenson Button can look forward to a sixth season with McLaren after Eric Boullier said he expects the Brit will be handed a one-year contract... read more »

The Canadian Grand Prix will remain on the calendar until at least 2024 after agreeing an extension to its previous contract. The government-backed race at the Circuit Gilles... read more »

The Canadian Grand Prix will remain in Montreal for another ten years after a new contract was announced on Saturday morning read more »

The Canadian Grand Prix will remain on the Formula 1 calendar until at least the 2024 season after organisers confirmed a new 10-year race contract. read more »