Formula One News — November 2014

Sebastian Vettel has hinted once again that he will be a Ferrari driver in 2015.

Christian Horner has put an alarming horse power figure on Renault's deficit to dominant Mercedes in 2014.

Disgruntled small teams Force India, Lotus and Sauber have written a letter to express alarm that F1 appears headed in the direction of 'Super GP2'.

Outgoing world champion Sebastian Vettel thinks it is possible Nico Rosberg will become his title-winning successor this weekend in Abu Dhabi.

McLaren is parting company with Gary Paffett, long-time test and reserve driver with the British team since 2006.

Mercedes has scheduled urgent contractual talks with Lewis Hamilton, as the team looks to keep its dominant pairing together beyond 2015.

Buoyed by the end of his legal troubles, Bernie Ecclestone says he is now determined to never step down as F1 chief executive.

Kimi Raikkonen is even looking beyond 2015 as he aims to keep his Ferrari career alive for at least two more years.

The list of potential teammates for confirmed Caterham driver Kamui Kobayashi in Abu Dhabi is growing by the hour.

Fernando Alonso has made what might be his last PR appearance for Ferrari in the lead-in to this weekend's 2014 season finale.

Max Chilton has emerged as a surprise candidate to race the second Caterham in Abu Dhabi this weekend.

Caterham's administrators have reappointed Kamui Kobayashi to contest the 2014 finale in Abu Dhabi next weekend.

Sebastian Vettel has apparently grown tired of the extended wait to officially announce his switch to Ferrari.

On the very day Caterham announced it will return to the grid in Abu Dhabi, the F1 team's entire staff was made redundant.

As the double-points finale approaches, Bernie Ecclestone has admitted the controversial scheme will be dropped for 2014.

McLaren's new works Honda era got up and revving at Silverstone on Friday.

F1 teams have hit back at Bernie Ecclestone's attitude about social media.

Caterham on Friday announced it will return to formula one to contest the season finale in Abu Dhabi.

Bernie Ecclestone has ensured the world of formula one on Friday will be discussing one thing -- his controversial views.

Caterham's administrator on Friday said the team is preparing equipment to be shipped to the season finale in Abu Dhabi.

Toto Wolff has hit back at claims F1 is heading into a spending war because of Mercedes' attitude amid the engine 'unfreeze' debate.

Felipe Massa's manager says the Brazilian has rarely been happier in formula one.

Friday's deadline looks set to come and go without Caterham raising the $3.7 million it needs through crowdfunding.

Carlos Sainz jr may have emerged as a shock candidate to be Fernando Alonso's teammate next year.

Almost six weeks on, there is "no change" in Jules Bianchi's condition.