Formula One News — March 2014

Renault is giving its F1 customers full power in Australia.

The Mercedes drivers' charge for victory in Melbourne will be unfettered by 'team orders'.

Australian GP - Practice 1 Report

Australian GP - Practice 1 Results

Australian GP - Thursday Press Conference

Television and trackside viewers face a questionable spectacle on Saturday morning at Albert Park.

When asked how many cars he thinks will finish Sunday's 2014 season opener, Daniel Ricciardo grinned his usual grin and answered: "No one.

McLaren will run prominent 'Mobil' branding on its 2014 car in a one-off livery this weekend in Australia.

Even amid the corruption scandal, FIA president Jean Todt continues to support embattled F1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone.

Formula one is staring into the unknown as the sport's revolutionary new era begins in earnest this weekend in Melbourne.

Nick Heidfeld thinks formula one should go on a diet.

Michael Schumacher is showing "small, encouraging signs" in his long recovery from "severe injuries", the seven time world champion's management announced on Wednesday in a rare official update.

Red Bull needs to up its game or risk losing Sebastian Vettel.

Niki Lauda has dismissed claims Mercedes is set to dominate the 2014 season because the German carmaker spent more on its new turbo V6 'power unit'.

Sebastian Vettel is still refusing to comment on - or even confirm - his new status as a father.

Daniel Ricciardo is not expecting to slot into predecessor Mark Webber's awkward position within the Red Bull hierarchy.

Niki Lauda has dismissed suggestions formula one should boycott October's inaugural Russian grand prix.

McLaren has tweaked the livery of its 2014 car ahead of the Melbourne season opener.

Norbert Haug is returning to motor racing.

Gerhard Berger is no longer critical of F1's technological revolution.

Now mere hours before the engines are fired up in Melbourne, Paul di Resta still has not secured a new F1 role for 2014.

F1's Nurburgring future now appears brighter, after the embattled German grand prix venue was bought for a reported EUR 100 million.

One of F1's owners has admitted buying into the sport was "a mistake".

Niki Lauda has admitted to being "saddened" and "annoyed" by the constant rumours of Michael Schumacher's medical condition.

The promoter of India's beleaguered formula one race breached its contract, F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has revealed.