Formula One News — July 2014

The "phones have been running hot" ahead of the German grand prix, according to Hockenheim boss Georg Seiler.

Giedo van der Garde has played down rumours linking him with a race seat at Sauber.

Bernie Ecclestone on Tuesday told his corruption trial in Munich that he made a $44 million payment to avoid bankruptcy.

Sebastian Vettel has admitted Red Bull will not be able to catch up with Mercedes in 2014.

The word on everyone's lips ahead of the German grand prix weekend is 'Fric'.

Mercedes will restrict the race strategies that can be adopted by its drivers as Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg fight for the 2014 title.

The distinctive nose at the front of Caterham's 2014 car could be the popular victim of a development push by the backmarker team.

Legendary Ferrari designer Mauro Forghieri has a couple of simple suggestions to spice up formula one.

F1 is not mandating titanium be fitted underneath next year's cars solely to create sparks, the governing body insists.

Bernie Ecclestone has warned that a F1 race on the streets of London is not just around the corner.

Niki Lauda insists Mercedes' two drivers will continue to enjoy a free run to the 2014 title.

Mika Hakkinen has questioned countryman Kimi Raikkonen's admission that he will "probably" retire after the 2015 season.

Former F1 doctor Gary Hartstein has played down renewed hopes about Michael Schumacher's health.

Luca di Montezemolo has warned he is prepared to take action to improve formula one.

Championship leader Nico Rosberg has married his long-time girlfriend Vivian.

McLaren was the driving force behind F1's controversial move to introduce grid restarts next year.

Pirelli can be ready to supply low-profile tyres to formula one teams by 2016.

1In the days and hours before scrutineering at Hockenheim, uncertainty reigns when it comes to F1's new technical controversy.

As half-time approaches in 2014, changes abound in the world of F1.

Niki Lauda has played down the effect the removal of the complex 'Fric' system will have on F1's dominant team.

Carlos Sainz jr has admitted talks about making his grand prix debut for Caterham this year have taken place in recent days.

Honda will make its return to F1 next year with the help of a Mercedes-linked company, it has emerged.

Pastor Maldonado is looking forward to a major power boost at Hockenheim next weekend.

Mercedes will remove the complex 'Fric' system from its dominant F1 car ahead of next weekend's German grand prix.

F1 owner CVC's chief Donald Mackenzie on Wednesday gave Bernie Ecclestone a boost.