Start your engines: 2016 Formula One form guide
As the F1 cars arrive in Melbourne, we rate the field ahead of next Sunday's season-opening Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park
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Hamilton and Rosberg given more freedom to race
Triple world champion Lewis Hamilton and team mate Nico Rosberg will be given more freedom to race each other this season, Mercedes motorsport head Toto Wolff said on Friday.
Rosberg and Formula One's biggest question ... can he beat Hamilton?
Formula one's biggest question. Can Nico Rosberg beat Lewis Hamilton?
Grosjean, from 'first-lap nutcase' to American star
Romain Grosjean was famously sledged by Australia's Mark Webber. But now he's older, wiser and faster
Motor sport: Confusion reigns in wet weather debacle at Adelaide 500
Farce, uproar, confusion, outrage, chaos and disarray in a race embroiled in controversy from its sodden start to a dubious finish.
Clipsal 500 begins in farce
The main race at the Clipsal 500 has begun in absolute farce, with organisers, broadcasters and teams at odds as to whether it was happening.
Alonso sad for Formula One and its fans
Barcelona: Two-time world champion Fernando Alonso says he is said that Formula One has become so complex that it is turning off fans.
Whincup, Courtney win at Clipsal 500
If he hasn't peaked too soon, former V8 Supercars champion James Courtney is in good shape to complete an historic hat-trick in the Adelaide 500 on Sunday.
Fox TV coverage appeases motor sport fans
This time last year, V8 Supercars' then new broadcast deal was being hotly debated, with dedicated followers outraged that they had to pay to watch every race live
Vettel opposes new F1 qualifying format
Ferrari's four-times world champion is the most prominent driver yet to speak out against F1's controversial rules changes, which will be implemented at the Australian Grand Prix.
Ricciardo revs up for Melbourne Grand Prix
After two weeks of testing in Spain, Daniel Ricciardo believes he's in a better position than last year to push for a good result at the Australian Grand Prix - and the wheel spin he dropped in the pit lane on his last lap suggests he's still having fun.
Vettel on pace, Mercedes shows first chink
Sebastian Vettel isn't taking a gearbox failure in Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes as a sign his main opponents are in trouble.
Pye to start opening race from pole
A year ago, Scott Pye was on the sidelines. On Saturday, he starts the opening race of the Adelaide 500 from pole position.
Magnussen resolves to be in the moment
Forget Hamlet, Formula One's Prince of Denmark knows all about the slings and arrows
Pye score first V8s pole at Clipsal 500
Scott Pye has stunned the V8 Supercars field to snatch pole position for the opening race at the Clipsal 500.
V8 Supercars line up multimillion dollar naming-rights sponsor for new season
V8 Supercars has lined up title sponsorship of their main competitions this year after securing a multi-million dollar naming rights deal.
Ferrari unveils the halo, devil in the detail for Haas
On the penultimate day of formula one testing before the new season begins in Melbourne, teams started mixing up their strategies and wish lists as the clock ticked down.
Tight V8 season ahead has Frosty frothing
Reigning champion Mark Winterbottom has predicted the closest V8 Supercars series in years as he prepares to debut in the No.1 Falcon.
Ricciardo assesses his car and his fitness
Daniel Ricciardo did long stints in his car to test settings and his own body.
'Progress' for Ferrari, Mercedes in Barcelona
The two men expected to be chasing their teammates at the front of the Formula One field when the lights go out in Melbourne were on track at the Circuit de Catalyuna on Tuesday, but Nico Rosberg still looks have a better car than Kimi Raikkonen.