Formula One News — April 2014

Gene Haas is "crazy" to base his new formula one team in America.

A German magazine claims mistakes in the initial treatment of Michael Schumacher's head injuries may have affected his hopes of recovery.

Bernie Ecclestone is planning to launch a 'masters' series for former F1 cars and drivers.

Dominant F1 team Mercedes could be preparing to shed some staff.

F1 could bring back highly-sophisticated 'active suspension' to cut costs.

Former FIA president Max Mosley says criticism of the 'new' face of formula one is being powered by those with an "agenda".

President Luca di Montezemolo has dismissed early criticism of Ferrari's new team boss.

F1's four smallest teams have written a letter complaining about the state of the sport.

Dr Helmut Marko has hit back at Mercedes, after the German squad this week called on the court of appeal to come down hard on Red Bull.

Daniel Ricciardo has admitted he is "surprised" Lotus is still struggling so much with its Renault engine.

Within hours of Ferrari's confirmation that Stefano Domenicali has left the team, Mercedes announced its own split with technical director Bob Bell.

Championship leader Mercedes has urged FIA judges to add to reigning world champion Red Bull's penalty amid the fuel flow affair.

Red Bull has lost its appeal against Daniel Ricciardo's Melbourne disqualification.

F1 drivers are threatening to strike if their teams do not pay them.

Danica Patrick, the world's most famous female racing driver, will apparently not be making the switch to formula one with Haas.

Bernie Ecclestone has admitted that public perception already depicts him as being defeated amid the Gerhard Gribkowsky corruption affair.

Michael Schumacher's family will stop releasing information about his condition once the former F1 driver leaves hospital.

Sergey Sirotkin's F1 future is suddenly in doubt.

Ferrari on Monday confirmed reports Stefano Domenicali has "decided to resign" as team boss.

Team boss Stefano Domenicali has quit Ferrari, multiple media sources are reporting on Monday.

Title rival Mercedes on Monday was highly critical of world champions Red Bull's behaviour, as the appeal hearing in Paris began.

Red Bull claims to have "a very strong case" as the world champions try on Monday to overturn Daniel Ricciardo's Melbourne disqualification.

McLaren could oust Jenson Button at the end of 2014 and replace him with the team's next young development driver talent.

American chain Subway could be the next sponsor to enter formula one, according to F1 business journalist Christian Sylt.

Kurt Busch, a leading Nascar driver, has ruled himself out of the running to enter F1 next year with Gene Haas.