Formula One News — December 2014

Franz Tost has hit back at claims today's F1 cars are too easy to drive.

Honda has finally declared its position on the controversial 'engine freeze' in F1.

Romain Grosjean says this year was even more difficult than the 2012 season, when he was branded F1's 'first lap nutcase' and had to serve a race ban.

The collapsing F1 backmarker Marussia still owes a whopping $1 million to its former driver Timo Glock.

Jules Bianchi is still unconscious, his family has revealed in a statement.

Another German-language F1 broadcaster is rethinking its commitment to the sport.

Michael Schumacher often cries when he hears the voices of his family members, according to a report in the Italian magazine Autosprint.

Ferrari is pushing ahead with improving its turbo V6 engine and car after a faltering start to the new era in F1.

Former champions Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso were right to leave their respective teams ahead of 2015.

Exactly a year after Michael Schumacher's skiing accident, the Meribel resort director wants to move on.

Lewis Hamilton has taken home yet another plaudit after winning his second drivers' title in 2014.

There are fears a third team could follow Caterham and Marussia out of F1 as the new year beckons.

Enzo Ferrari's only living son Piero has backed the revolution at Maranello led by new president Sergio Marchionne.

A year after his skiing accident, Michael Schumacher has retained the loyal backing of most of his personal sponsors.

Korea has been removed from the latest 2015 calendar issued by F1's governing body.

Tony Fernandes' already bad 2014 turned black at the weekend.

On the one-year anniversary of his skiing crash, Michael Schumacher's inner circle has hit back at the latest claims about the seven time world champion.

Lewis Hamilton will not wear the coveted number 1 on his Mercedes in 2015, the FIA has announced.

Nico Rosberg's attitude as he raced to defeat in Abu Dhabi perfectly encapsulated the Mercedes spirit.

Luca di Montezemolo has reacted with disappointment to suggestions his reign was responsible for Ferrari's decline.

Haas, the new American F1 team for 2016, has reportedly acquired Marussia's factory in Banbury, UK.

Ferrari will launch its 2015 car on the internet in late January.

Renault's F1 chief Cyril Abiteboul has hailed the new collaboration with engine expert Mario Illien.

Red Bull has confirmed reports it has re-signed Sebastien Buemi as reserve driver.

Ferrari has admitted it is entering the 2015 season on the back foot.