Formula One News — October 2014

Porsche would like to enter a third car in the fabled Le Mans 24 hour race next year with F1 stars at the wheel, according to Germany's Auto Bild.

Sebastian Vettel behaved impeccably in 2015, despite plotting his Red Bull exit and being outclassed by his teammate.

Force India has a radical suggestion about how F1 should proceed in the sport's Pirelli-tyred era.

Dominant Mercedes is unapologetic amid increasing pressure to agree to an engine 'unfreeze' for 2015.

More surgery on his injured arm could lead Robert Kubica back to formula one.

Las Vegas could be the next new F1 destination, Bernie Ecclestone has revealed.

Jenson Button could move into Le Mans sports cars next year if he loses his McLaren seat, manager Richard Goddard has admitted.

Fernandes has completed his exit from top open-wheeler racing by selling his Caterham-branded GP2 team.

Jules Bianchi's mother has broken her silence by hinting the family is being told to keep quiet about her son's life-threatening crash.

Top F1 drivers are calling on the sport's sole tyre supplier to improve its wet-weather product.

Brazil had to spend millions on upgrading the ageing Interlagos circuit or risk losing its place on the formula one calendar.

Carlos Sainz jr says he is being "patient" as Red Bull decides his future in formula one.

Amid all the 'silly season' commotion surrounding Fernando Alonso, the other Ferrari driver insists he is going nowhere fast.

Luca di Montezemolo has admitted Fernando Alonso is leaving Ferrari.

F1's governing body has formed an 'accident panel' in the wake of Jules Bianchi's life threatening crash.

Luca di Montezemolo has hit back at suggestions he was ousted as Ferrari president because of the Italian team's struggles.

Stefano Domenicali has accepted an offer to work for the German manufacturer Audi.

Kamui Kobayashi's job at Caterham appears even more tenuous after boss Manfredi Ravetto rebuked the Japanese's comments after the Russian grand prix.

Marussia on Wednesday hit back at media reports suggesting the team and Jules Bianchi were to blame for the Frenchman's life-threatening crash at Suzuka.

Former Ferrari driver Gerhard Berger says he is surprised world champion Sebastian Vettel is joining Ferrari.

Jules Bianchi's father has revealed the medical condition of his son remains "desperate", more than a week after his Suzuka crash.

Pastor Maldonado has admitted he is looking forward to Lotus' switch from Renault to Mercedes power for 2015.

Kimi Raikkonen will race a new chassis in Austin and beyond, the Italian publication Omnicorse reports.

Sebastian Vettel will not be able to make his test debut for Ferrari in the days immediately after next month's Abu Dhabi grand prix finale.

Stefano Domenicali could be Audi-bound, according to a report in Italy's Autosprint.