Formula One News — September 2014
SEPTEMBER 30, 2014
Honda delay could thwart Alonso switch?
The high uncertainty surrounding Fernando Alonso's future could be connected with rumours emerging from the Honda camp.
Honda delay could thwart Alonso switch?
The high uncertainty surrounding Fernando Alonso's future could be connected with rumours emerging from the Honda camp.
Teen Verstappen to make debut
F1's governing body has cleared the way for Max Verstappen to make history this week at Suzuka.
Volcano could affect Japanese GP
An erupting volcano is threatening to affect this weekend's Japanese grand prix.
SEPTEMBER 29, 2014
Alonso rumours keep shifting into higher gear
In terms of speculation about his future, the last days have been arguably the most intense in Fernando Alonso's entire career.
Three teams in battle for 2015 survival
The fate of three formula one teams continues to hang in the balance.
Sainz eyes F1 future despite Verstappen setback
Carlos Sainz jr hopes a timely show of dominance can put him back in the spotlight after a challenging couple of months.
Verstappen passes medical and waits for license
Max Verstappen is clearing every hurdle as his fast-track to formula one leads to this weekend's Japanese grand prix.
Ferrari loses legal battle with engineer
Ferrari has lost a legal battle with a disgruntled F1 engineer.
Rosberg contamination not a conspiracy says Mercedes
Mercedes has revealed the cause of former championship leader Nico Rosberg's steering wheel failure in Singapore.
Force India turns to Toyota for wind tunnel
Force India is the latest F1 team turning to Toyota's state-of-the-art wind tunnel in Cologne.
SEPTEMBER 26, 2014
Vettel eyeing Red Bull comeback despite rumours
The 'Fernando Alonso rumours' have dominated this week's F1 headlines.
Public opposed to Russian GP
Just two weeks before F1 action kicks off at Sochi, the sport's decision to press ahead with the inaugural Russian grand prix remains highly controversial.
Time short for three-car teams in 2015 says McLaren
Time is running short if formula one needs three-car teams to bolster dwindling grid numbers in 2015.
Cosworth eyes F1 return with affordable V6?
Cosworth could be eyeing a return to formula one, with the support of none other than Bernie Ecclestone.
Lowe disagrees with Wolff over clampdown
Paddy Lowe and Toto Wolff, the team bosses at dominant Mercedes, do not see eye-to-eye over the new radio clampdowns in formula one.
Drivers allowed to gamble at race start says Whiting
Drivers are allowed to gamble on making a false start in formula one, the FIA's Charlie Whiting has confirmed.
Lauda slams Formula E series
Niki Lauda is the latest F1 figure to slam the new 'Formula E' series.
Barrichello wanted Mercedes reserve role in Singapore
Rubens Barrichello offered his services to F1's dominant team Mercedes at the recent Singapore grand prix.
SEPTEMBER 25, 2014
Vettel speaks up as Alonso rumours keep burning
Fernando Alonso is the man on everybody's lips this week in the world of formula one.
Lotus' Lopez, Briatore play down Alonso rumours
Lotus team owner Gerard Lopez, and the Fernando Alonso-connected Flavio Briatore, have played down the latest explosive F1 rumours.
Cost issue could end freeze relaxation talks
Toto Wolff says F1's struggling teams would be the victims if a push to relax the engine development 'freeze' is successful.
SEPTEMBER 24, 2014
Agnelli nephew to be new Ferrari president?
Ferrari could be set for yet another change right at the top of the Maranello marque.
Wild Briatore rumors of Lotus switch for Ferrari's Alonso
Rumours about Fernando Alonso's future at Ferrari are continuing to run wild in the days after the Singapore grand prix.
Newspaper never said McLaren lost whisky sponsor
Johnnie Walker parent Diageo declined to step up its deal with McLaren to title sponsorship.