Formula One News — September 2014

Sauber's potential sale to a Canadian billionaire could have collapsed.

Emilio Botin, a man well-known within the F1 paddock, has died.

Felipe Massa has admitted his motor racing career almost collapsed several times.

Kamui Kobayashi could return to the wheel of his Caterham next weekend in Singapore.

"Luck" helped Lewis Hamilton to win Sunday's Italian grand prix.

Juan Pablo Montoya says F1 legend Michael Schumacher blocked his potential move to Ferrari a decade ago.

GP2 is steadily losing its reputation as the main feeder series to formula one.

Eric Boullier has dismissed suggestions top F1 teams will have to run three cars next year to plug vacancies on the grid.

F1's governing body has reportedly banned certain radio communications between engineers and drivers with immediate effect.

More than eight months after his skiing crash last December, Michael Schumacher is finally going home.

Sebastian Vettel will use yet another new Red Bull chassis in Singapore -- his fourth RB10 in 2014.

All signs continue to point towards a major change of direction at crisis-struck Ferrari.

F1's governing FIA has rubbished the latest conspiracy theory in the wake of the Italian grand prix.

After a run of four podiums in five races, Valtteri Bottas had a less enjoyable Italian grand prix.

The extent of new 2016 entrant Haas' tie-up with Ferrari is becoming clearer.

Italian GP - Race Report

When Lewis Hamilton passed championship leader Nico Rosberg to take the win at Monza on Sunday, not everyone was convinced.

Sauber is quiet amid reports the Swiss team is being sold to the Canadian retail billionaire and racing enthusiast Lawrence Stroll.

Toto Wolff is still working on offloading his stake in the Williams team.

An obvious dispute is playing out between Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo and his potential successor, Sergio Marchionne.

McLaren could wait another year for a top name to join the newly Honda-powered outfit.

Prior to Max Verstappen's signing by Red Bull, the teen Dutchman came close to being snapped up by Mercedes.

F1's 2015 'silly season' is no longer just about the drivers.

A preliminary calendar for 2015 is doing the rounds in the Monza paddock.

Italian GP - Race Notes