Formula One News — January 2014

McLaren has refused to comment on intensifying speculation Ross Brawn could soon be unveiled as the great British team's new boss.

Andrew Ruhan is stepping up amid Lotus' financial struggles.

An unlikely name is being linked with a potential F1 foray for 2015.

Even with millions in backing, new GP2 champion Fabio Leimer has been priced out of formula one.

Bernie Ecclestone is facing the prospect of up to ten years in jail.

The Hungaroring needs an urgent cash injection of more than 3 million euros.

Jean Todt says he is confident Michael Schumacher will recover from his skiing injuries.

Sebastian Vettel is yet to confirm reports he is now a father.

Bernie Ecclestone has played down his exit from the F1 board, insisting he is still in charge of the sport.

Michael Schumacher's condition is no longer critical, his management announced in a statement.

Sauber and Toro Rosso have become the latest teams to reveal details of their 2014 plans.

Two more potential teams are bidding to join the formula one pitlane.

World champion team Red Bull will unveil its title-defending RB10 car on the first morning of the opening test at Jerez.

An American team is bidding to enter formula one in 2015.

Bernie Ecclestone's demise may now have begun, as the F1 chief executive stepped down from the sport's board.

McLaren is going back to the future with Ron Dennis, casting major doubt on the ongoing role of boss Martin Whitmarsh.

Bernie Ecclestone claims F1 authorities are in talks with two potential new teams for the 2015 season.

Bernie Ecclestone looks set for a challenging 2014, as German prosecutors prepare to send him to court to face criminal bribery charges.

Ferrari confirmed on Wednesday that it will launch its 2014 car on 25 January.

Sebastian Vettel has reportedly kicked off the new year by becoming a father.

Lotus owner Gerard Lopez has moved to allay fears the Enstone based team is on the verge of collapse.

Robin Frijns looks set to secure a role in the F1 paddock for 2014.

Sebastian Vettel has explained the reasoning behind picking the number 5 for the rest of his formula one career.

As fears about Lotus' health grow, 2013 reserve driver Davide Valsecchi has revealed he has not yet been paid by the Enstone based team.

Jenson Button's father, a highly popular F1 figure and a long-standing paddock regular, has died.