Formula One News — January 2014

Mercedes will reveal its 2014 car on the opening day of official winter testing late this month.

Lotus will not take its new 2014 car to the first official test of the pre-season, the Enstone based team has announced.

Nine days into his coma, positive news is finally emerging from the Michael Schumacher camp.

Media interest remains at fever pitch as Michael Schumacher's coma after his skiing crash in France enters a second week.

Niki Lauda says Mercedes is on track for the start of official 2014 testing, despite the huge challenge of the all-new turbo rules.

Ferrari is edging close to having its 2014 car ready for the start of winter testing.

Lotus looks to have made its choice of official reserve driver for 2014.

Austria's return to the formula one calendar will definitely go ahead next year.

Bernie Ecclestone has backed Ferrari's controversial new driver pairing.

Michael Schumacher could remain in his coma for weeks, or even months.

Press conferences about Michael Schumacher's health will no longer occur, unless there is something "significant" to report.

Lewis Hamilton has played down the impact of Ross Brawn's departure, insisting it is neither a loss to Mercedes or even formula one.

Christian Horner has singled out reliability as "the number 1 challenge" for the start of the 2014 season.

Kimi Raikkonen will be expected to work hard this winter at the wheel of Ferrari's new simulator.

Michael Schumacher is now in a "stable" condition, his manager Sabine Kehm told reporters outside the hospital in Grenoble on Wednesday.