Jenson Button is adamantly against three-car teams in Formula 1, even if it did help him remain on the grid next season. read more »

Jenson Button will be hit with a five-place grid penalty for the United States Grand Prix due to a gearbox change on his McLaren Formula 1 car read more »

Jenson Button will start his US GP on the back foot as news broke that he has a gearbox change penalty... read more »

Jenson Button has revealed he will take a five-place grid penalty at this weekend s United States Grand Prix as the result of a gearbox change read more »

Romain Grosjean is refusing to rule out a switch to a team further up the F1 grid despite Lotus' recent statement it is "very close" to confirming him for 2015 read more »

Jenson Button is set to take a grid penalty into this weekend's United States Grand Prix due to an unscheduled gearbox change. Button, whose McLaren future remains... read more »

Sauber driver Adrian Sutil says that the demise of Caterham and Marussia was 'obvious' and that an 18-car grid for this weekend's United States Grand Prix is... read more »

Formula 1 drivers say they are open to being a part of three-car teams, as the debate over grid size continues. read more »

Former Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali will officially join Audi on November 1st, a spokesperson at the German company told GPUpdate.net. The Italian was in charge of... read more »

Other than a depleted grid, there are a few other changes at the Circuit of the Americas this weekend. read more »

Sebastian Vettel is set to start this weekend's United States Grand Prix from the pit lane as Red Bull considers changing his Renault Power Unit, leading to the prospect... read more »

The United States Grand Prix poses a serious challenge for reliability at this stage of the season, according to Renault's Remi Taffin. The event is particularly straining... read more »

Former Caterham owner Tony Fernandes says that small teams will be unable to compete in Formula 1 unless the sport reduces its spending across the grid. Neither Caterham nor... read more »

Tony Fernandes says there’ll never be room for small teams like Caterham in F1 unless there’s a reduction in spending throughout the grid. read more »

Ferrari engineering director Pat Fry says the squad must improve in 'all areas' if they are to progress up the Formula 1 grid in 2015. Ferrari has endured a... read more »

Sky Sports F1’s Ted Kravitz believes it is unlikely Caterham will race again in F1 – but is more hopeful that Marussia can return to the grid. read more »

Former FIA President Max Mosley says Marussia and Caterham "may not be the last" teams to fall off the Formula 1 grid due to the current cost of competing in the sport. read more »

Following a week in which the situation at Caterham has deteriorated, the team is set to drop off the grid after 93 races in the sport. Here, GPUpdate.net chronicles a... read more »

The Infiniti Red Bull Racing team finished first and third last year at the United States Grand Prix, with Sebastian Vettel winning and then team-mate Mark Webber finishing on... read more »

The news Caterham and Marussia will both miss the United States Grand Prix means the Austin race is set to feature the smallest F1 grid in nearly a decade read more »

The withdrawal of Caterham and Marussia from the United States Grand Prix means just 18 cars will line up for the Texas race. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone claims that contracts signed by the larger teams in Formula 1 could result in them supplying cars to rival outfits in order to keep the grid from shrinking... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone believes that both Caterham and Marussia could be absent from next weekend's F1 grid at the USGP in Texas. read more »

Marussia are set to join Caterham in missing the United States Grand Prix according to F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone. Caterham has been given special permission to miss the next... read more »

Only 18 cars will line up on the grid in Austin next week as Bernie Ecclestone confirms that Marussia will miss the United States GP also. read more »