On 21/11, 09:52
Sauber confirmed this morning that Marcus Ericsson will be driving a Swiss single-seater next season. The Swede is therefore returning to Hinwill for a third season after making his Formula 1 debut with Caterham in 2014. 
On 17/11, 19:27
Charles Leclerc's number of F1 test sessions this year will stop at four, as he has decided to forego the Abu Dhabi session in order to concentrate on the GP3 title.
On 17/11, 10:30
Felipe Nasr's ninth-place finish in front of his home crowd should translate into significant economic benefits for his Sauber team and Manor over the coming seasons.
On 17/11, 09:21
Yesterday we learned that the former McLaren team doctor had died of cancer. The Finn was 58 years old. 
On 15/11, 23:29
After 35 years at the helm of the legendary McLaren Formula 1 team, Ron Dennis has been forced by the British group's shareholders to tender his resignation as Chairman and CEO. 
On 15/11, 14:36
The Brazilian Grand Prix could have been a little better for McLaren's 800th team Grand Prix since 1966, given the weather conditions which favoured a levelling out of performances. But it wasn't to be. 
On 15/11, 14:19
The two Scuderia Ferrari drivers each started the race ahead of a Red Bull, with Räikkönen ahead of Verstapen in 3rd place and Vettel ahead of Riccardo in 5th. The German finished in the same position as at the start, but at the price of a fine comeback. For the Finn, the race ended in the rail following a loss of control on a wet track. 
On 14/11, 17:32
In the end, the disjointed race in Brazil proved fatal for Manor. The point gained by Wehrlein in Austria has now been erased by Nasr's ninth place at Interlagos. Twelfth yesterday, Ocon was in the Top 10 for a long time! 
On 14/11, 15:29
Did the third-placed driver at the Brazilian Grand Prix put in one of the best races ever in the rain? Even without victory, Max Verstappen showed some unusual driving in the wet, marked by a fantastic recovery and some incredible overtaking: 11 places gained in the last 16 laps! 
On 14/11, 14:21
The two Force India drivers Sergio Pérez and Nico Hülkenberg started at the end of the top 10 for a crazy Brazilian race. In the end, the Mexican finished at the foot of the podium, behind water tightrope walker Max Verstapen. For the German, it was a seventh-place finish after being a collateral victim of Kimi Räikkönen's accident. 
On 14/11, 12:43
Since the start of the season, the Sauber team has been relegated to the bottom of the standings with no points scored, outstripped even by the Manor team. But this was without counting on a slight upturn in performance towards the end of the season, and the incredible weather conditions in Brazil, which enabled the 20th Grand Prix of the season to secure 9th place and the 2 points that go with it, thanks to local hero Felipe Nasr. On 14/11, 10:17
Apart from a frustrating 11th place for Valtteri Bottas, the Williams team's race was marked by the Formula 1 world's tribute to Felipe Massa, who was taking part in his last Brazilian Grand Prix. 
On 14/11, 09:01
Another race to forget for Haas F1 Team in Brazil, where both drivers were forced to retire. Romain Grosjean, on his installation lap, and Esteban Gutierrez following electrical problems with his car at the end of the Grand Prix. 
On 14/11, 08:14
The still leader of the drivers' championship was happy to have pocketed second place on Sunday in Brazil. But his lead was cut by a further seven points... 
On 14/11, 08:05
The winner of the 2016 Brazilian Grand Prix was clearly moved when speaking to journalists yesterday in Sao Paulo. Aside from the ongoing battle with Nico Rosberg, the defending champion took stock of a situation in which every point counts... 
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