Formula One News — April 2014

Formula one is pushing ahead with efforts to make its new V6 engines louder.

Mercedes may now be at the front, but little has changed in formula one.

The nuclear lobby is powering Simona Silvestro's push for a Sauber race seat in 2015.

McLaren on Tuesday denied reports Jenson Button is nursing a leg injury ahead of next weekend's Spanish grand prix.

Kimi Raikkonen must quickly get on terms with his Ferrari teammate, countryman and fellow world champion Mika Hakkinen insists.

Jenson Button pulled out of a triathlon on the Canary Islands last weekend.

Stefano Domenicali could continue his formula one career with F1's newest team.

Argentina has set its sights on returning to formula one.

Heikki Kovalainen is poised to return to formula one, according to the major Finnish newspaper Ilta Sanomat.

Bernie Ecclestone's troubles are continuing.

Kevin Magnussen is going through the same sort of rookie "processes" endured in the past by the likes of Vitaly Petrov and Romain Grosjean.

Simone de Silvestro's debut F1 test for Sauber was funded by a wealthy industrialist.

The European Union is "monitoring" the controversial new system of decision-making within formula one, it has emerged.

Lewis Hamilton thinks the time is right for Sebastian Vettel to "show his leadership" at world champion team Red Bull.

Michael Schumacher's manager has denied reports she told German television that the F1 legend had finally emerged from his long coma.

Sebastian Vettel will definitely be at the wheel of a new 'Suzie' for the start of the European season.

Bernie Ecclestone on Friday rubbished reports he is preparing to plead guilty in order to avoid jail.

Daniel Ricciardo has proved his doubters wrong -- even those who wear a Red Bull uniform.

Stefano Domenicali could rebuild his professional career in the world of Italian basketball.

Bernie Ecclestone on Thursday showed he has not lost his sense of humour, despite the seriousness of his predicament.

A debate is raging inside Mercedes. The dominant German team declared proudly after the Bahrain grand prix that letting Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg go wheel-to-wheel in a thrilling battle was the right decision for the sport.

The criminal trial is only just beginning, but F1's board has already conceded that the Bernie Ecclestone reign is at an end.

Gerard Lopez, the owner of the Lotus team, has conceded that Mercedes is strolling to the 2014 title.

Ferrari has been told to "step up a gear" in the wake of team boss Stefano Domenicali's departure.

McLaren is planning ahead without Dan Fallows.