Formula One News — July 2014

Kimi Raikkonen has hit back after critics called on him to be banned for his British grand prix crash.

The F1 paddock in Hockenheim has joined the rest of the world in shock at the terrible news emerging from violence-torn Ukraine.

With Michael Schumacher fighting for recovery in a Swiss clinic, his family has also been fighting on another front.

German GP - Thursday Press Conference

Niki Lauda has proposed a sweeping review of every rule change in formula one for the past decade.

Car manufacturer Hyundai was behind a complaint about Nico Rosberg's proposed German grand prix helmet livery.

Kimi Raikkonen on Thursday confirmed he is "fine" after his big crash at Silverstone just under two weeks ago.

Nico Rosberg has modified his proposed world cup-themed helmet ahead of the German grand prix.

The "most difficult time" in Michael Schumacher's "struggle" is now over.

Caterham has confirmed reports "a number of employees" have left the team.

Jean Todt has revealed he is prepared to listen to any proposals to revise formula one's rules.

"At least 50" Caterham staff have left the Leafield based team, according to Speed Week.

Championship leader Mercedes will remove its sophisticated 'Fric' system from the dominant W05 car for the German grand prix.

Kimi Raikkonen will contest this weekend's German grand prix.

FIFA, the governing body of world football, "wants to ban" Nico Rosberg's special helmet livery for the German grand prix.

Gene Haas proved his seriousness about entering formula one by paying a $20 million deposit.

World champion Sebastian Vettel has dismissed Niki Lauda's criticism in the wake of the British grand prix.

Hockenheim is not looking at this weekend's German grand prix as its last.

Mercedes is so happy with its driver lineup it can imagine keeping Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg on board "until the cows come home".

Nico Rosberg is having a good week.

According to an observer reporting for the Austrian press agency APA, Bernie Ecclestone was "visibly upset" on Wednesday.

The big question ahead of Hockenheim is whether any team will lodge a protest against rivals running 'Fric' suspension systems.

Mercedes announced on Wednesday that Nico Rosberg is staying put for several more years.

Alexander Rossi is just one of many departures at Caterham this week.

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has played down a spat between Mercedes' race drivers over championship leader Nico Rosberg's nationality.