Formula One News — June 2014

The 'silly season' is yet to hit its highest gear in 2014.

Bernie Ecclestone has played down the threat to Hockenheim's future on the F1 calendar.

Austrian GP - Thursday Press Conference

Luca di Montezemolo on Friday hit reverse gear, after he was quoted as having threatened to pull Ferrari out of formula one.

F1 failed to make significant cost-saving progress at a meeting on Wednesday, Germany's Auto Motor und Sport reports.

Red Bull will decide after its home Austrian grand prix this weekend if it will continue with Renault power into the future.

The psychological battle between title rivals Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg is now racing into Austria.

Crucial talks about the future of formula one are speeding ahead.

According to the Times newspaper, F1 must look over its shoulder at the new 'formula E' series that is rapidly gaining credibility.

The words 'Keep fighting Michael' are to remain on Mercedes' dominant F1 car.

While the Mercedes duo tussle for title spoils, a very different battle is raging within Red Bull.

The reigning GP2 champion Fabio Leimer missed out on a race seat on this year's grid, but Tages-Anzeiger newspaper says he now has a solid offer on the table.

Hockenheim's F1 future is up in the air.

Bernie Ecclestone could terminate Hockenheim's contract, as he looks to secure the long-term future of formula one in Germany.

Red Bull has directly contradicted Ferrari's claim that the Italian team never tried to secure the services of Adrian Newey.

The hospital in Lausanne, Switzerland, has admitted F1 legend Michael Schumacher could be there for the "long haul".

Gunther Steiner has denied rumours that a rift with team owner Gene Haas is endangering the entire F1 project.

An alternative to Danica Patrick is a 'pay driver', F1's newest team owner Gene Haas has admitted.

Doctors have urged caution following Monday's official news that Michael Schumacher is no longer in a coma.

A Lotus employee has revealed he was fired for posting a 'tweet' on the F1 team's official social networking account earlier in 2014.

The fabled Nurburgring is set to ramp up its presence on the F1 calendar.

News on Monday that Michael Schumacher is out of his coma and hospital met a mixed reaction.

Michael Schumacher is no longer in a coma, the F1 great's management announced early on Monday.

Danica Patrick has refused to rule out entering formula one in 2016.

Hot on the heels of Ferrari's latest quit threat, Luca di Montezemolo has called for a meeting to discuss the future of formula one.