Grandprix.com - News - November 2014

Positive pressure on Raikkonen says Mattiacci

The pressure on Kimi Raikkonen to up his game is of the "positive" variety, Ferrari team boss Marco Mattiacci insists.

Alonso's McLaren deal appears done?

After a frantic period of mystery and speculation, the course of Fernando Alonso's future is now beginning to clear.

Base payment could resolve boycott threat says Lopez

F1 authorities are scrambling this week to put down a lingering boycott threat ahead of the Brazilian grand prix.

Rosberg not thinking about title defeat

Earlier the runaway title leader, Nico Rosberg's championship hopes have faded dramatically after five straight wins for teammate Lewis Hamilton.

Mercedes close to agreeing engine unfreeze

Talks over a touted engine 'unfreeze' for the 2015 season appear to have taken a dramatic turn.

Haas could keep Sutil's F1 dream alive

Adrian Sutil could keep his F1 dream alive by moving to the new Haas F1 Team for 2016.

Race Report - How the West was Won

United States GP - Race Report

Wolff moves to end boycott threat

F1 may have moved a small step towards ending the boycott threat.

F1 now guaranteed Abu Double title finale

Lewis Hamilton on Sunday continued to charge towards his second world title, but his Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg is guaranteed to still be in the title fight for the finale that could be referred to as 'Abu Double'.

Boycott threat still lingering for Brazil GP

Two hours before Sunday's US grand prix, the risk that only 12 cars would race still existed.

Santander to stay even if Alonso leaves?

The Spanish multinational Santander is staying at Ferrari even if the closely-aligned Fernando Alonso jumps ship.

Renault denies signing Mario Illien

Renault has denied reports it has recruited renowned former F1 engine guru Mario Illien to help close the gap on dominant Mercedes.

Future unclear for Schumacher

Former F1 doctor Gary Hartstein has expressed doubt Michael Schumacher will ever recover from his ski crash brain injuries.

Perez given penalty for causing accident

Sergio Perez has been given a 7 place grid penalty for causing an accident with Adrian Sutil during the first lap of today‘s United States Grand Prix.