Formula One News — October 2014

Caterham's crisis went from bad to worse on Thursday, as team staff found themselves locked out of the Leafield factory.

Michael Schumacher has made "progress" since leaving hospital and rehabilitation and returning to his home in Switzerland.

Yet another week in F1 history is passing by with little more known about the future of arguably the sport's biggest name.

Nico Rosberg has admitted he will think more about his own interests now after Mercedes wrapped up the constructors' championship in Russia.

McLaren has denied it is set to lose more key team figures ahead of the looming Honda era.

Caterham is on the brink of collapse, as the backmarker team loses even the support of F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone.

Spanish grand prix boss Salvador Servia insists reports the capital Madrid is bidding to join the F1 calendar do not worry him.

Rumours linking Gerhard Berger with a return to the F1 paddock have resurfaced.

Luciano Burti, a former F1 driver and full-time pundit for Brazil's Globo, has bad news about the health of critically injured driver Jules Bianchi.

Romain Grosjean appears set to remain at Lotus in 2015.

Gene Haas has played down suggestions Bernie Ecclestone could freeze him out of F1 long before his team's scheduled 2016 debut.

A familiar face will be missing in action when the F1 circus reconvenes in Austin next week.

Catherm is set to miss the US GP after the team™s management threatened to walk out, accusing Tony fernandes of failing to fulfill the agreement made with the new owners when the team changed hands just days before the British GP. The team issued a statement.

Caterham's financial troubles appear to be deepening, as it emerges the struggling F1 team may have no cars to race at the forthcoming US grand prix.

Sergio Perez could be the next driver to secure his place on the 2015 grid.

Michael Schumacher's former manager doubts Sebastian Vettel can emulate the F1 legend's success at rebuilding a beleaguered Ferrari team.

Nico Rosberg needs to relax if he wants to get back into the world championship fight.

A group of well-known F1 names will work with the sport's governing body to investigate the crash of seriously injured driver Jules Bianchi.

The president of F1 sponsor Total has been killed in a plane crash, the Russian news agency Ria Novosti reports.

Plans are afoot for a F1 street race in the heart of Madrid, Spain's El Confidencial reports.

Kimi Raikkonen is suffering psychologically alongside his Ferrari teammate Fernando Alonso this year.

More alarming news about the health of the ailing F1 backmarker Caterham has emerged.

Just as news about Nico Hulkenberg emerged on Monday, Giedo van der Garde dropped a big hint about his own future in formula one.

Even now crowned the new Formula Renault 3.5 champion, Carlos Sainz jr is still in the dark about his F1 future.

Jean Todt has called for patience in the wake of critically-injured Jules Bianchi's recent Suzuka crash.