Caterham's administrators have announced that the assets of the team are to be put up for auction, effectively ending its hopes of making the 2015 grid. read more »

Caterham's assets have been put up for sale by the team's administrators, ending its slim hopes of returning to the grid in 2015 read more »

Caterham's hopes of a Formula 1 return have been all but ended after administrators put the team's assets up for sale. Caterham has been in administration since... read more »

Ferrari has emerged as a potential challenger to Mercedes dominance, with Niki Lauda predicting that the prancing horse could be their closest competition. Ferrari has topped... read more »

Marussia's hopes of making it onto the 2015 F1 grid have been given a boost after it was announced the team are to come out of administration... read more »

Marussia could make a shock return to the F1 grid in 2015 under the Manor banner after it was confirmed as exiting administration read more »

Marussia is edging closer a surprise return to the Formula 1 grid - having paid its 2015 entry fee and revealed plans to exit administration later this month read more »

The Manor GP team (formerly Marussia) is set to exit administration later this month following successful talks with a new investor. The outfit entered administration last year... read more »

Force India have denied speculation they won't be on the grid in Australia and say they are still planning to attend both Barcelona tests. read more »

McLaren and Honda are risking the use of all-new technologies on their 2015 Formula 1 car as they try to fast-track their push to the front of the grid read more »

We may yet get a bit more colour on the 2015 grid with McLaren admitting they could make changes to their livery for commercial reasons... read more »

Williams has unveiled its new Mercedes-powered FW37 in the pit lane at Jerez, ahead of the first day of testing getting underway. The squad released images of its car last week... read more »

He may be the youngest driver on the 2015 grid but Max Verstappen is adamant he's up to the task of racing for Toro Rosso... read more »

Ferrari became the seventh team to unveil its 2015 car, which it has dubbed the SF15-T, during an online launch on Friday. The team are hoping the heavily revised car will... read more »

Jenson Button is looking forward to taking on Fernando Alonso - "a very complete driver" - as they push McLaren back to the front of the grid... read more »

McLaren has admitted it has a lot of work to do to get back to the front of the grid this year but it is prioritising getting to grips with its new Honda power unit first read more »

Fernando Alonso says he's prepared to wait for success, knowing that McLaren and Honda both have a huge learning curve ahead of them. The Spaniard has joined the new... read more »

McLaren has unveiled its brand new Honda-powered MP4-30 which it hopes will take it to the front of the grid after a disappointing performance over the past two seasons. The... read more »

With official testing starting soon, PF1 looks at the most significant team swaps (and one FIA change) that will affect the grid in 2015... read more »

Lotus CEO Matthew Carter says that the squad is ready to move back up the Formula 1 grid, having endured one of its worst campaigns on record in 2014. read more »

Fernando Alonso has been lined up as an alternative to Lewis Hamilton, but he is not a priority for the team, according to Mercedes boss Toto Wolff. With no new contract having... read more »

Lotus has sprung a surprise and released images of its new E23 Hybrid ahead of its official launch, which is due at the first pre-season test later this week. The outfit has... read more »

Lotus has revealed the first images of its Mercedes-powered E23 Hybrid, which it hopes will propel the Enstone-based squad back up the Formula 1 grid on the back of a... read more »

Caterham's administrators are refusing to give up on finding a new buyer despite admitting time is quickly running out for the team to make a return to the F1 grid read more »

Formula 1 teams must persist with their push to get 1000bhp cars on the grid for 2017, reckons three-time world champion Niki Lauda. read more »