Formula One News — March 2014
MARCH 29, 2014
Saturday Team Quotes
Malaysian GP - Saturday Team Quotes
Conspiracy theorists leap on F1 criticism
Amid all the moaning about F1's lower volume, the conspiracy theorists are now beginning to raise their voices in the F1 paddock.
Ecclestone working hard to turn up the volume
If a question ever requires a cool answer, reporters flock to 'iceman' Kimi Raikkonen.
Formula E could snap up F1's New York race
The new FIA-sanctioned electric single seater series Formula E could sweep in and snap up a New York street race.
Qualifying Report - Rain or shine
Malaysian GP - Qualifying Report
Qualifying Results
Malaysian GP - Qualifying Results
FIA rules out scrapping fuel flow sensors
F1's governing body has ruled out scrapping the new rule limiting fuel flow.
Mercedes fixes flaw in Hamilton's failed engine
The part that caused Lewis Hamilton's retirement in Australia was worth less than a single euro.
Rosberg admits team orders inevitable
A year ago, the Malaysian grand prix sparked the infamous 'Multi 21' team orders scandal.
Heavy drivers deliberately dehydrating says Button
F1 drivers are deliberately dehydrating in order to get their weight down at grand prix weekends.
Practice 3 Report - A Whopping
Malaysian GP - Practice 3 Report
Practice 3 Results
Malaysian GP - Practice 3 Results
MARCH 28, 2014
Friday Photos
Malaysian GP - Friday Photos
Friday Press Conference
Malaysian GP - Friday Press Conference
Red Bull's fuel flow problems continue in Malaysia
The 'fuel flow' saga is continuing in Malaysia.
Friday Team Quotes
Malaysian GP - Friday Team Quotes
Ecclestone admits engines louder than he thought
Bernie Ecclestone admitted on Friday that F1's new-generation cars are actually louder than he first thought.
Practice 2 Report - Ros-hot-berg
Malaysian GP - Practice 2 Report
Practice 2 Results
Malaysian GP - Practice 2 Results
Practice 1 Report - Splitting Arrows
Malaysian GP - Practice 1 Report
Practice 1 Results
Malaysian GP - Practice 1 Results
Thursday Press Conference
Malaysian GP - Thursday Press Conference
MARCH 27, 2014
Button doesn't like sound of Vettel's critique
Sebastian Vettel on Thursday admitted a dubious weather forecast for the Malaysian grand prix is making him excited, not nervous.
Fuel arguments could return in Malaysia says Horner
Team boss Christian Horner is not ruling out more fuel-flow controversy for the next two race weekends in Malaysia and Bahrain.
Mercedes switch no fluke for Williams
Claire Williams has denied the British team simply lucked into being powered by the best F1 engine for the sport's new turbo V6 era.