Formula One News — September 2014

Champions Fernando Alonso and Sebastian Vettel have backed Nico Rosberg amid the German's run-in with title rival and teammate Lewis Hamilton.

Fernando Alonso does not believe reigning quadruple world champion Sebastian Vettel is the best driver in formula one.

The plans of F1's newest team are marching on.

Force India has played down this week's alarming news from India about team supremo Vijay Mallya.

Mere days ago, Bernie Ecclestone remained certain formula one will race for the first time in Russia next month.

Fernando Alonso has denied being in contact with McLaren supremo Ron Dennis.

For the Schumacher family, life goes on.

Flavio Briatore would be a good addition as formula one finds its direction for the future.

Ferrari's customer teams are behind in payments to the Maranello marque.

Daniel Ricciardo's rise from the deep midfield to title-contending prominence in F1 has been a surprise to almost everyone in the paddock.

Charlie Whiting has defended the controversial asphalting of Monza's iconic Parabolica corner.

F1 teams have agreed the likely date for the opening winter test of 2015.

Force India supremo Vijay Mallya has run into serious business trouble in his native India.

For the first time, Renault has declared Red Bull as its official 'works team'.

Max Verstappen has admitted the blame for crashing during his first proper run in a formula one car.

Mere days before the Italian grand prix, the identity of Caterham's second race driver is still unclear.

Dani Juncadella has leapt into contention to make his formula one debut in 2015.

Major F1 sponsor UBS is scaling down its investment in the sport.

F1 experts have accused Mercedes of mismanaging Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton's dramatically imploding relationship.

Top speeds at Monza this weekend may not be quite as spectacular as earlier expected.

Monday could be the magic day in Fernando Alonso's current Ferrari contract.

Valtteri Bottas appears out of the running for a change of team prior to the 2015 season.

Max Verstappen says he was "prepared" for the waves of criticism about his formula one debut in 2015.