Formula One News — April 2014

Michael Schumacher's health is continuing to improve, his manager Sabine Kehm said in a television interview late on Sunday.

The pre-trial documents outlining the case against Bernie Ecclestone make no mention of the possibility he was blackmailed by Gerhard Gribkowsky.

A major potential link between F1's potential 13th team and Ferrari has been discovered.

Mercedes insists its 2014 car is "on par" with the chassis being fielded by reigning world champions Red Bull this season.

Colin Kolles is at the helm of 'Forza Rossa', a team that the FIA on Friday said could be next in line for a F1 debut.

La Gazzetta dello Sport, the influential Italian sports daily, speculated on Friday that Ferrari could be poised to make a change at the top.

Dr Helmut Marko on Friday rubbished speculation suggesting Red Bull could quit formula one.

Gene Haas will hear some good news on Friday, F1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone has revealed.

The plan to ban tyre warmers in 2015 is currently in doubt.

Valtteri Bottas has admitted Williams is yet to display its full potential in 2014.

Race promoter Francois Dumontier is worried about the future of the Canadian grand prix.

If Renault cannot improve its engine, Mercedes will run away with the 2014 title.

F1's three engine makers will discuss how to turn up the volume of their controversial turbo V6s ahead of the Chinese grand prix.

Force India has denied it is set to split with its title sponsor Sahara.

Simone de Silvestro will shortly make her formula one test debut.

BMW and Ford could each be eyeing a return to formula one, according to reports.

Jean Todt has vowed to "think about" some of Red Bull's criticisms of the current rules.

Robert Kubica has revealed his physical limitations are still standing in the way of his return to formula one.

Romain Grosjean is apparently becoming more and more frustrated with the situation at troubled Lotus this season.

Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg have been told the 'rules' for their future wheel-to-wheel battles.

Bernie Ecclestone on Wednesday revealed that a group of teams is considering buying into formula one.

McLaren is disputing Red Bull's appointment on Wednesday of a new aerodynamics boss.

Ferrari abandoned the second and final day of post-race testing in Bahrain on Wednesday.

Mercedes has revealed it probably would have quit formula one if the sport had stayed with loud V8 engines beyond 2013.

Reigning world champion team Red Bull is hoping to be "at least within reach" of dominant Mercedes in the space of a month.