Formula One News — June 2014

Red Bull has hit back at Mercedes, amid a dispute over hotel accommodation for the forthcoming Austrian grand prix.

Force India smells a rat, after Sergio Perez was penalised for a terrifying crash at the end of Sunday's Canadian grand prix.

Formula one will scrap plans to return to Bahrain for pre-season testing next winter.

Red Bull insists technical director Adrian Newey is not retiring.

Canadian GP - Race Notes

Canadian GP - Sunday Photos

Canadian GP - Sunday Press Conference

Canadian GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Canadian GP - Race Results

Red Bull has confirmed reports Adrian Newey is staying with the team beyond 2014.

Ferrari sources have reacted swiftly to extinguish the latest big rumour as the 'silly season' steps up a gear in Montreal.

Tension between arch F1 rivals Mercedes and Red Bull is ramping up ahead of the forthcoming Austrian grand prix.

Team boss Eric Boullier on Saturday suggested McLaren is making plans for the future with Jenson Button.

Nico Rosberg has carried on his Monaco momentum by beating teammate Lewis Hamilton to pole position in Montreal.

Daniel Ricciardo is to be the latest winner of the prestigious Trofeo Lorenzo Bandini.

Carlos Sainz jr is well on the road to formula one.

The future of the Canadian grand prix has been secured for the next ten years.

The tension between the world champion team Red Bull and its engine supplier Renault remains high.

The FIA is looking into what happened in Graz, Austria, between the final Bahrain test and the season opening Australian grand prix.

Canadian GP - Qualifying Report

Canadian GP - Saturday Photos

Canadian GP - Saturday Press Conference

Canadian GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Canadian GP - Qualifying Results

Sauber's Esteban Gutierrez will not take part in Saturday's qualifying for the Canadian Grand Prix, after damaging the monocoque of his Sauber C33 in the morning practice session.