Sky Sports - F1

Sebastian Vettel says the news he will serve a 10-place grid penalty for an engine change at this weekend's US Grand Prix should not necessarily be seen as a bad thing.

Will Esler speaks to Pat Symonds from Williams Martini Racing to discuss 2017 and the upcoming rule changes in Formula One.

Jenson Button says he is holding positive contract talks with McLaren and won’t race for another team in F1.

Bernie Ecclestone says Formula 1 is safe and he will press ahead with plans to make F1 cars faster and more challenging, despite Jules Bianchi's death.

David Croft has paid tribute to Jules Bianchi after the 25-year old failed to recover from severe head injuries sustained at the Suzuka circuit back in October. The Marussia driver had been in a coma since the incident.

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton says he missed the tests in Austria because he had to visit the doctor.

Lewis Hamilton said he is delighted to sign a new contract with Mercedes.

Will Stevens is hoping to emulate Jules Bianchi's performance at last year's Monaco Grand Prix in what will be an emotionally charged weekend for the Manor Marussia team. Bianchi's ninth place last year is their only points finish to date. The Frenchman remains hospitalised following his crash in October's Japanese Grand Prix.

Felipe Massa believes the return of refueling to Formula One will make the sport faster and more entertaining for the fans.

Martin Brundle talks to Kimi Raikkonen's trainer, Mark Arnall, who not only looks after the well being of the Ferrari driver but also carries his favourite boots!

Formula One World champion, Lewis Hamilton hopes that he can renew his contract with Mercedes by this weekend ahead of the Malaysian GP.

World champion Lewis Hamilton has revealed that his contract talks with Mercedes are into the final stages. In an interview on the Sky Sports F1 Facebook page he told Martin Brundle he's fully focussed on retaining his title

Johnny Herbert looks ahead to the first Grand Prix of the 2015 F1 season.

Ted Kravitz brings you the latest on the news that Fernando Alonso is out of the Australian Grand Prix.

Sky Sports F1's Ted Kravitz gives an update on McLaren's Fernando Alonso's condition and what could have caused the crash on Sunday.

FIA Director of Communications Matteo Bonciani says that Fernando Alonso is conscious after being airlifted to hospital following a crash in testing at Barcelona.

Force India Deputy Team Principal Bob Fernley says Marussia's application to rejoin Formula One was not acceptable.

Marussia will come out of administration later this month after reaching an agreement with its creditors. The team hope to enter the 2015 season as Manor Grand Prix but they still face a huge challenge to get to the first race of the season.

Craig Slater and Ted Kravitz discuss who's looking strong after the opening two and a half days in Jerez.

Lewis Hamilton believes Mercedes want to extend his contract beyond the end of the season