Formula One News — July 2014

Max Verstappen has turned down an offer from reigning world champions Red Bull as he turns onto the road to formula one.

McLaren and Mercedes have targeted Sebastian Vettel, the German magazine Sport Bild reported on Wednesday.

Toto Wolff is expected to attend this weekend's Hungarian grand prix, despite undergoing surgery on Tuesday following a cycling crash.

Fernando Alonso could be contractually free to walk away from Ferrari.

Mexico has secured its return to the formula one calendar in 2015.

Niki Lauda has swiftly hit reverse, after using an expletive to describe the cars fielded in 2014 by Mercedes' grandee rivals McLaren and Ferrari.

Bernie Ecclestone has moved to dismiss doubts about this year's inaugural Russian grand prix.

Romain Grosjean could still be looking at a Lotus future beyond 2014.

Daniel Ricciardo insists he does not feel the famous lure of Maranello.

Future F1 calendars could once again host two grands prix in Germany within a single season.

World champion Sebastian Vettel is copping some of the blame for the small crowd at Hockenheim last weekend.

As quickly as the 'Fric' storm swept into the paddock, it left with barely a whimper.

Jos Verstappen thinks his son is a "hot" topic in the F1 paddock.

Marco Mattiacci has hit back at suggestions Ferrari could or should plan its revival for the 2015 season without Kimi Raikkonen.

Lewis Hamilton is planning a week of physiotherapy following his drive through the field after a hefty qualifying crash at Hockenheim.

The relationship between Red Bull and Renault appears to be in better health.

Fernando Alonso has hailed the "amazing" job being done this year by Daniel Ricciardo.

German GP - Race Report

German GP - Sunday Photos

Euphoric at Silverstone two weeks ago when he pulled the gap back to just 4 points, Lewis Hamilton's mood dimmed once again on Sunday as he deficit blew back out to 14.

Niki Lauda has used an expletive to describe the quality of the cars produced by Mercedes' grandee rivals in 2014.

Felipe Massa insists his F1 career is not being put in the shadow by a new star.

Two top teams have admitted they considered lodging a protest against Mercedes at the German grand prix.

New fuel did not give Red Bull the boost it was hoping for in Germany, world champion Sebastian Vettel has admitted.

Elsewhere in Germany on Sunday, the Nurburgring hosted an event called the 'Truck Grand Prix'.