Formula One News — May 2014

Part of Sebastian Vettel's struggle so far in 2014 is "fatigue" after four consecutive world championship triumphs.

The chassis used by Sebastian Vettel in the first four races of 2014 was bent, according to Germany's Auto Motor und Sport.

The world of F1 will hear Mercedes' 'megaphone' exhaust for the first time early on Wednesday.

New championship leader Lewis Hamilton insists he does not want to run away unchallenged with a dominant 2014 title.

The FIA does not intend to cancel the inaugural Russian grand prix, according to the governing body's president Jean Todt.

Bernie Ecclestone's bribery trial appeared to turn a darker corner on Tuesday.

With not yet a quarter of the season gone, Red Bull on Tuesday came close to conceding the 2014 title to Mercedes.

Bob Bell could be the next piece of the puzzle, as Ferrari looks to end its slump and return to the top of formula one.

Jean Todt has slammed as "a joke" the initial cost-saving proposals put forward by formula one teams.

Red Bull will not give up the battle for the 2014 title.

Dietrich Mateschitz claims formula one is staring into the abyss.

Red Bull will take stock of the 2014 season after its home race in Austria next month.

Their battles may be played out on the track, but Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg are also waging a war of the minds in 2014.

Sebastian Vettel thinks his 'new' chassis helped him to pull out of his 2014 crisis.

McLaren could be ready to test a Honda engine before the end of 2014.

Felipe Massa insists he is not fazed by the latest round of criticism.

Talks about the long-term future of the Spanish grand prix reportedly kicked off last weekend.

Spanish GP - Race Report

Adrian Newey has refused to categorically rule out a future move to Ferrari.

Hours after the chequered flag in Spain, Kimi Raikkonen's "long talks" with Ferrari officials were dragging on.

While a creeping tension between the Mercedes teammates is obvious, Mercedes is playing down any conflict between new championship leader Lewis Hamilton and the Brackley based team.

Dietrich Mateschitz, Red Bull's low profile team owner, has renewed his attack on the new face of formula one.

A source close to F1's newest team owner Gene Haas has denied reports linking the Californian with Lotus.

Four races into an unprecedented winning streak for the Briton, Lewis Hamilton admits he is happy to make critics "eat their words".

Bernie Ecclestone cut a careworn figure in the Barcelona paddock at the weekend, as the sport's chief executive clings to F1 power.