Formula One News — September 2014

Singapore GP - Practice 1 Results

Fernando Alonso was "visibly upset" on Thursday as he angrily slammed the latest silly-season speculation about his future.

Bernie Ecclestone has admitted F1 could fill up a depleted grid next year with three-car top teams.

Bernie Ecclestone has admitted his 'double points' innovation may be axed after the 2014 finale.

Jean-Eric Vergne has been left alone to keep his motor racing career on track.

Kamui Kobayashi has admitted in Singapore that he may be left out of Caterham's plans for his home Japanese grand prix later this month.

The FIA could back down over its newly-imposed radio communications ban.

Fernando Alonso and Sebastian Vettel on Thursday batted away the most recent 'silly season' speculation.

As day turned to night in the floodlit Singapore paddock, the big talking point was the FIA's radio clampdown.

Mark Webber thinks "small, subtle details" are all that is holding back his former F1 colleagues Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen in 2014.

Singapore GP - Thursday Press Conference

Mercedes' title-warring teammates are the first F1 drivers to welcome the FIA's banning of "performance"-related radio communications.

An F1 pundit thinks long-time president Luca di Montezemolo's departure is good news for Ferrari.

Susie Wolff insists she is not disappointed she did not get promoted by Williams for the 2015 season.

Kamui Kobayashi will stay at the wheel of his green Caterham for this weekend's Singapore grand prix.

Carlos Sainz jr's famous father has expressed disappointment with Red Bull's decision-making in 2014.

A haze is hanging over Singapore's skies ahead of the highly popular night race.

Jean Todt insists Ferrari is not in the sort of crisis today that he found at Maranello more than two decades ago.

Marco Wittmann may be the newly-crowned DTM champion, but he is not dreaming about a future in formula one.

Contract negotiations between reigning world champion Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull may now be in full swing.

Pascal Wehrlein's 2014 has had both its dizzying highs and its appalling lows.

F1 team bosses have identified high ticket prices as a major problem for the sport, according to the Telegraph.

Before the long-haul flight to Singapore, world champion Sebastian Vettel and his team have denied the latest sensational 'silly season' rumour.

Luca di Montezemolo says there is no correlation between Ferrari's successes as a business as opposed to success in formula one.

Nick Heidfeld has defended the new Formula E series following criticism from within the F1 paddock.