Formula One News — February 2014

FOTA, the once unified and powerful alliance of formula one teams, has collapsed.

Red Bull on Friday mocked suggestions Sebastian Vettel threw a "hissy fit" amid the world champions' early-season crisis in 2014.

Crisis-struck Red Bull is hoping to merely "survive" the looming first race of the 2014 season.

With Mercedes clearly out front and Renault clearly at the rear, F1's third engine supplier Ferrari has had a comparatively low-profile winter.

A decision about whether a twelfth or even thirteenth team will make its debut in 2015 has been postponed.

Renault has asked for an extension to Friday's deadline for the development 'freeze' of its troubled turbo V6 power unit.

Former F1 driver Vitaly Petrov will race a Mercedes in the German touring car series DTM in 2014.

The prospect of a grand prix on the historic streets of London have raced back into the F1 headlines.

Amid team supremo Vijay Mallya's high-profile problems, it emerges that another key Force India figure is also in major trouble.

Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko has urged world champion Sebastian Vettel to keep his cool amid the early-season technical crisis.

Bernie Ecclestone has hit back after an American motor racing figure called him "foolish".

Formula one's next challenge will be putting together a full grid for the opening races of 2014.

Cosworth is not ruling out a return to formula one.

Team boss Franz Tost has admitted Toro Rosso is in the dark just two weeks before the 2014 season opener.

Paul di Resta's hopes of returning to formula one depend on him securing a key role in 2014.

After the dizzying heights of utter domination late last season, Red Bull finds itself in deep crisis just two weeks before the 2014 opener.

Amid claims Mercedes is the overwhelming 2014 favourite, boss Toto Wolff says the Brackley team is heading into the season with "humility".

Charles Pic has admitted being dropped by Caterham ahead of the 2014 season was "a surprise".

An American motor racing personality has accused F1's Bernie Ecclestone of being repeatedly "foolish".

Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen have been told to follow "the rules" at Ferrari.

F1's ugly face of 2014 could get uglier still.

Christian Horner is being hotly tipped as the next 'F1 supremo'.

Fixing technical problems is taking mechanics up to four times longer than usual in F1's new turbo V6 era.

Williams on Tuesday finally confirmed long speculation Rob Smedley is joining the British team.