Formula One News — August 2014

Daniil Kvyat, the youngest rookie in formula one, has hit back at suggestions formula one drivers lack the hero status of the sport's past stars.

Ferrari could learn from Williams' recovery from the doldrums of the British team's past few seasons.

Officials of a German children's charity were completely surprised when it emerged Bernie Ecclestone would pay them $1 million.

Sauber has vowed to "stay together" with its engine supplier Ferrari.

The Michael Schumacher camp is "stunned and shocked" as the story of the F1 legend's skiing crash and recovery took a tragic twist this week.

Bernie Ecclestone on Wednesday hailed the "capitalist system" that saw him escape a bribery trial by paying the German court a record $100 million settlement.

Willi Weber, famous for making his fortune as Michael Schumacher's 'Mr 20 per cent' manager, has joined those decrying the new face of formula one.

Multiple authoritative media sources claim Fernando Alonso wants almost $50 million a year to sign a new contract with Ferrari.

Bernie Ecclestone is going straight back to work after agreeing a $100 million deal to end his bribery trial in Munich.

Aldo Costa insists he is "sorry" to see his old team Ferrari struggle in formula one.

Kimi Raikkonen looks set to race into the world of fatherhood.

Bernie Ecclestone walked out of court on Tuesday with the corruption scandal that threatened to end his F1 reign and leave him in jail effectively over.

Bernie Ecclestone is expected to put the corruption scandal behind him on Tuesday and return full-time to formula one.

Daimler chairman Dieter Zetsche insists there will be "no team orders" to settle the outcome of the title battle between warring Mercedes teammates Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg.

Max Verstappen's father has admitted the 16-year-old might be fast-tracked into formula one with a Toro Rosso race seat.

Jules Bianchi is no longer ruling out a move to Ferrari for 2015.

Sergio Perez has singled out Nico Hulkenberg as "the strongest teammate I've had in formula one".

F1 chiefs have now cancelled until further notice a scheduled meeting of the newly-formed 'popularity working group'.

Mere days after officially leaving Ferrari, Luca Marmorini looks set to take another high-profile job in formula one.

A leading contender to become a test driver for Honda's F1 return has emerged.

The future of the Australian grand prix is secure.

Toto Wolff began his summer break in hospital, the German newspaper Bild am Sonntag reports.

Niki Lauda says F1 should "welcome" the news that Bernie Ecclestone looks to have settled the high-profile corruption case that threatened his role at the top of the sport.

Timo Glock has admitted he has all but given up on the thought of returning to formula one.

Red Bull may not be giving up on hot talent Max Verstappen.