Formula One News — February 2014

A London court verdict on Thursday was both good and bad news for F1's embattled chief executive Bernie Ecclestone.

Lotus and Renault on Thursday finally announced a new engine deal for 2014 "and beyond".

Red Bull's early-season crisis has raced from Jerez into Bahrain, as the second of just three pre-season tests began in the island Kingdom.

Despite Red Bull's early season technical crisis, Sebastian Vettel is still opposed to the new 'double points' innovation.

Organisers of the new Formula E series expect to make some quick money and then see the concept collapse.

Even the smaller teams are guilty of worsening F1's growing financial crisis.

Gerhard Berger, who is famously close to Red Bull's inner circle, has admitted Mercedes is heading into the 2014 season as the favourite.

Williams will not reveal its new Martini livery in Bahrain.

Felipe Massa kept his talks with Williams last year secret even from his own manager.

Acting team boss Gerard Lopez expects Lotus to be fully competitive in 2014.

Red Bull could be set to lose its major title sponsor Infiniti.

The F1 world's attention will shift from pre-season testing to a London courtroom on Thursday.

Red Bull's troubles seemed to have carried over from Jerez, as Sebastian Vettel struggled to get up to speed in the troubled RB10 on Wednesday.

After four years of title-winning dominance, Red Bull's rivals hope to be "back in the game" as the new F1 era kicks off in 2014.

The mood at Williams is "completely different" compared to the same time last year.

If Red Bull emerges from its early-season technical crisis, reigning world champion Sebastian Vettel will be a force to be reckoned with yet again.

Felipe Nasr and his sponsor Banco do Brasil look set to become the next pieces of the puzzle for Williams' promising campaign in 2014.

Speculation the personal Gopro video camera mounted on Michael Schumacher's helmet contributed to his injuries is "not true".

Williams on Tuesday finally confirmed long speculation the Brazilian oil company Petrobras will return as a sponsor in 2014.

The latest driver in Red Bull's single seater talent programme was plucked out of the world of video gaming.

Adrian Newey has admitted his rush to design Red Bull's title-defending car for 2014 was a cause of the early-season technical crisis.

Williams will launch its new Martini livery in Bahrain.

Red Bull and Renault have denied rumours the reigning world champions could split.

With equipment already in the pitlane and the crucial second test set to begin on Wednesday, Bahrain's security issues have returned to the F1 headlines.

Ferrari looks to have come up with another of the big innovations of the 2014 season.