Formula One News — February 2014

Red Bull has denied claims the struggling world champions are secretly running the troubled Renault-powered RB10 between the two Bahrain tests.

Just as Renault's problems mounted, the troubled F1 engine supplier's track boss Remi Taffin was rushed to hospital.

Russia is on track for its inaugural grand prix in October, according to track architect Hermann Tilke.

Bernie Ecclestone thinks F1 legend Michael Schumacher will eventually wake up.

Sebastian Vettel's manager has denied the reigning world champion is involved in a possible buyout of the Nurburgring.

Felipe Nasr's uncle and manager insists the Brazilian is the "real third driver" at Williams this year.

Kimi Raikkonen's newly-healed back withstood a hefty shunt as the first week of Bahrain testing came to a close.

He may have won the court battle with Constantin Medien, but it still cost the F1 chief executive millions.

With only four days of track running now left until Melbourne, a clear trend is emerging.

Susie Wolff will contest two practice sessions for Williams in 2014.

Michael Schumacher's manager on Monday denied reports doctors have stopped trying to end the seven time world champion's long coma.

Bernie Ecclestone wants the Russian grand prix to be held at night.

F1's potential next F1 chief, Californian and Nascar team co-owner Gene Haas, will this week travel to Europe.

At full tilt in a straight line, this year's formula one cars emit a much tamer sound than the class of 2013.

F1's eleven teams have agreed on a revised qualifying format for 2014.

Pirelli's calamitous 2013 season appears to be firmly in the past.

Doctors have stopped trying to wake Michael Schumacher from his long coma, according to the German newsmagazine Focus.

Nico Rosberg's fiancee Vivian has opened her own ice-cream parlour in their favourite holiday destination of Ibiza.

World champion Sebastian Vettel finally managed some laps but at a sluggish pace on Thursday as Red Bull's pre-season crisis continues.

Fears that the pace of second-tier GP2 cars could overtake formula one in 2014 are now easing.

The possible threat of protest is now hanging over next month's season opener in Australia.

Williams' new Martini-themed 2014 livery will be unveiled on 6 March, a week before the F1 circus gathers in Melbourne for the season opener.

A German media company will appeal the verdict in Bernie Ecclestone's London civil case amid the F1 bribery scandal.

Charles Pic is expecting to appear on the timesheets in some Friday practice sessions this year, after signing up as the new Lotus third driver.

His official title may be 'racing director', but Eric Boullier on Thursday said he is actually McLaren's new team principal.