Formula One News — November 2014

Caterham has completed its driver lineup for the Abu Dhabi comeback.

Jules Bianchi "will be very heavily disabled" if he ever emerges from his coma, according to the former F1 driver Philippe Streiff.

Bernie Ecclestone says India could return to the F1 calendar in 2016.

The threat of a major civil war within formula one is growing by the day.

Marussia's eleventh-hour bid to return to action in Abu Dhabi has failed.

Ferrari has denied reports it is now officially confirming Sebastian Vettel's 2015 switch.

Romain Grosjean will stay at Lotus in 2015, the Enstone team announced on Wednesday.

Jules Bianchi is no longer in Japan, his family announced on Wednesday.

Staff wearing Marussia team shirts were spotted on Wednesday in the Abu Dhabi paddock.

Force India is giving new GP2 champion Jolyon Palmer his F1 break.

As the Abu Dhabi paddock begins to fill, F1 pundits are busily picking their favourite for the 2014 world championship.

Bernie Ecclestone has hit back with fury at a letter demanding talks with F1's small teams in Abu Dhabi this weekend.

Mark Webber has backed his former Red Bull teammate Sebastian Vettel's move to Ferrari.

An extreme proposal to equalise engine performance in F1 does not even have the support of Renault works team Red Bull.

Haas, F1's new team for 2016, is not determined to field an American driver.

Michelin is not ruling out a return to formula one.

Toro Rosso remains the "only option" for Carlos Sainz jr's formula one debut in 2015.

As Caterham prepares in Abu Dhabi for its F1 return this weekend, a round of intriguing speculation is taking place.

Mark Webber has admitted he is concerned about the road on which F1 has turned.

Human rights organisation Amnesty International has criticised Abu Dhabi in the days before F1's high-profile and glitzy season finale.

The long wait to know McLaren's official 2015 driver lineup is not yet over.

Caterham has bucked expectations and arrived in Abu Dhabi for the 2014 finale.

Gerhard Berger has played down Nico Rosberg's chances of winning the world championship this weekend in Abu Dhabi.

Adrian Sutil may have breached the terms of his Sauber contract in 2014, the Dutch publication Formule1 reports.

New GP2 champion Jolyon Palmer is not among the numerous contenders to race for the returning Caterham in Abu Dhabi.