Formula One News — March 2014

Fernando Alonso is working hard to "destroy" his new teammate Kimi Raikkonen.

Sebastian Vettel has finally won the coveted Laureus world sportsman of the year award.

Zoran Stefanovich has admitted he had to withdraw his bid to enter formula one in 2015 because he could not agree an engine deal.

F1 veteran Olivier Panis has admitted he is no fan of the 'new' F1.

Michael Schumacher's manager has hit back at claims 'really bad news' about the F1 legend is now just around the corner.

Troubled engine supplier Renault is expecting to grapple with more "issues" in Malaysia this weekend.

Simone de Silvestro rates her chances of joining the grand prix grid in 2015 with Sauber as "good".

According to the outspoken Australian Ron Walker, his fellow F1 promoters will speak with "an enormous voice" next week in Bahrain.

Franck Montagny has made a bleak assessment not only of ailing Lotus' 2014 prospects, but also Williams' chances of mounting a title challenge this season.

Former F1 doctor Gary Hartstein thinks it is unlikely Michael Schumacher will recover after more than 12 weeks in a coma and counting.

This weekend's F1 race is going ahead, despite confirmation the ill-fated Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 almost certainly crashed into the ocean.

The only missing link in Red Bull's title campaign for 2014 is a 'state of the art' engine.

Mercedes designer Aldo Costa says he doubts his W05 will dominate the entire 2014 season.

World champion Sebastian Vettel has admitted he was surprised when Red Bull was competitive as the 2014 season kicked off.

Niki Lauda has hit back at the critics who are slamming the revolutionary new face of formula one.

Caterham and its F1 engine partner Renault have reportedly axed a joint venture to produce road-going sports cars.

Sergey Sirotkin will put his F1 plans back on track once he obtains a superlicense.

Marussia chief Graeme Lowdon thinks Red Bull should have accepted Daniel Ricciardo's disqualification from the Australian grand prix.

A controversy has erupted after relatives of passengers on the missing Malaysia airlines flight had to change hotels when the Ferrari team touched down for this weekend's Malaysian grand prix.

Lewis Hamilton's 2014 title campaign is still on track.

Jean Todt has urged his Ferrari successor to buck the criticism and keep pushing Ferrari to the front in formula one.

The missing link at Ferrari is Michael Schumacher.

Dietrich Mateschitz has warned that his company, the energy drink Red Bull, is not infinitely committed to formula one.

The FIA is not closed-minded about making its brave new engines louder and less fuel-efficient, president Jean Todt has revealed.

Jan Magnussen will be in Malaysia this weekend.