Formula One News — November 2014

Scudera Toro Rosso has announced today that Carlos Sainz Jr will join the team to race alongside fellow rookie Max Verstappen for the 2015 season.

Sebastian Vettel's press office has denied claims the German driver reached mind-numbing speeds on the public roads of Abu Dhabi last week.

Williams on Friday confirmed Susie Wolff is staying with the team as test driver in 2015.

The F1 Commission this week failed to act on the issue of the sport's struggling small teams.

A major backer of the Lotus team has switched allegiances within the F1 pitlane.

Jean-Eric Vergne says he was a contender to replace the Ferrari-bound Sebastian Vettel at Red Bull.

Nico Hulkenberg will contest next year's Le Mans 24 hour race.

Marco Mattiacci has broken his silence to suggest Sebastian Vettel was his "parting gift" to Ferrari.

Red Bull's illegal front wing in Abu Dhabi may have been grounds for a race ban.

David Coulthard says he was blown away by the performance of this year's title-winning Mercedes turbo V6 engine.

F1 has moved to scrap the highly controversial double points system ahead of the 2015 season.

Before departing Abu Dhabi, boss Eric Boullier told Spanish television Movistar the British team has "no reason to panic".

The European Commission (EC) is now looking into potential anti-competition breaches within formula one, according to international media reports.

Red Bull will announce the identity of Jean-Eric Vergne's successor at the junior team Toro Rosso in the coming days.

Sebastian Vettel will take private lessons in Italian as he gets up to speed with life at Ferrari.

Jean-Eric Vergne has announced his departure from Toro Rosso.

Nico Rosberg insists he is "not angry" with Mercedes after technical trouble ended his world championship hopes last Sunday.

Mercedes thwarted a Ferrari 'spy' during the post-race Abu Dhabi test on Wednesday.

A German lifestyle magazine is being criticised for publishing a photo of Michael Schumacher on the cover of its latest issue.

Ron Dennis has played down suggestions Honda's 2015 engine programme is running behind schedule.

Fernando Alonso has wasted no time in strongly distancing himself from Ferrari, where he spent the past five seasons as the fabled team's 'number 1' driver.

FIA president Jean Todt insists he does not have unlimited powers to force change within the seemingly crisis-struck world of formula one.

Sebastian Vettel breached his contract by kicking off his Ferrari career early on Tuesday.

Valtteri Bottas' managers have played down rumours linking the on-form Finn with a move to Ferrari.

New GP2 champion Jolyon Palmer is hoping for "a role" with Force India in 2015.