Formula One News — October 2014

It is perhaps the burning question in F1 at present -- what is Fernando Alonso going to do next?

Organisers of the US grand prix say world champion Sebastian Vettel's absence from qualifying this weekend is "unfortunate".

As F1's two backmarker teams collapse, 2016 newcomer Haas' plans continue to take shape.

An increasingly impatient Carlos Sainz jr says he will have to wait another month for Red Bull to decide his future in formula one.

Stefano Domenicali will reportedly start work at Audi next week.

F1 legend Alain Prost doubts struggling engine supplier Renault can catch dominant Mercedes in 2015.

Nico Rosberg is convinced he is still in the running for the 2014 title.

Marcus Ericsson's manager says he is in talks with three alternative teams after Caterham ran off track.

Force India has avoided becoming the next formula one team to drop out of this weekend's US grand prix.

The first, tragic blow came in the shadow of the Suzuka typhoon, when the promising talent Jules Bianchi skidded into a recovery vehicle.

Marussia is now being managed by administrators.

A major sponsor of the Lotus team has stirred up the already confusing speculation about Fernando Alonso's next move.

Marussia is not commenting on claims it will sit out the next races and is on the verge of being put into the hands of administrators.

F1 risks sliding into crisis and having to reinvent its very DNA as struggling backmarker teams begin to succumb to collapse.

Carlos Sainz jr is convinced he should be handed his F1 debut by backer Red Bull.

An experienced F1 recovery vehicle driver in Brazil has defended his Japanese colleagues in the wake of Jules Bianchi's horror crash.

Marussia looks set to join Caterham in entering administration, the Daily Mail reports on Sunday.

Marussia will join fellow F1 straggler Caterham in not racing in Austin next weekend, Bernie Ecclestone has announced.

Caterham is allowed to sit out the next two grands prix while it fights for survival.

Lotus has confirmed it will test a conventional nose solution ahead of next weekend's US grand prix.

The Caterham saga took another bizarre twist on Friday as an administrator became the new team principal.

Bernie Ecclestone has played down reports he is in advanced talks to bring formula one to the streets of Madrid.

The clock is ticking down to struggling F1 backmarker Caterham's apparent collapse.

Rubens Barrichello's desire to return to the F1 grid appears to have ended his days as a roving commentator.

F1's grid may have shrunk to just 18 cars by the time of the US grand prix next weekend.