Formula One News — December 2014

Kimi Raikkonen will need to prove in 2015 that he deserves another year at Ferrari.

Ferrari has changed its tune over the issue of track testing in formula one.

The future of the historic grand prix at fabled Monza has taken a blow this week, according to reports in the Italian press.

Ferrari has denied blocking the appointment of former long-time president Luca di Montezemolo to be the new chairman of the F1 Group.

Jacques Villeneuve says the forthcoming debut of F1's youngest ever race driver Max Verstappen is "an insult".

F1 engine suppliers Ferrari and Renault appear to have won a battle in the long-running 'freeze' saga.

Nico Rosberg has been almost completely overlooked in this year's 68th running of the German sportsman of the year awards.

Daniel Ricciardo looks set to get a pay-rise after his meteoric first season with Red Bull.

Sebastien Buemi is staying put as Red Bull's reserve driver.

Fernando Alonso effectively decided to leave Ferrari more than a year ago.

Former F1 doctor Gary Hartstein claims the FIA tried last week to have him fired from his day-job in Belgium.

More publications are reporting that Ferrari 'vetoed' F1's move to install Luca di Montezemolo as the new chairman of the Formula One Group.

Fernando Alonso claims F1 drivers stay deliberately quiet in pre-race briefings chaired by Charlie Whiting.

To some, the 'restructuring' at Maranello in recent days and weeks has resembled Italian chaos.

Audi appears to be taking more steps towards a potential F1 foray in the near future.

The future of ailing F1 team Caterham will be decided on Monday.

Daniel Ricciardo's surprising pace was "probably a factor" in the decision taken by Sebastian Vettel to leave Red Bull.

Ferrari has confirmed speculation Pedro de la Rosa is vacating his test-driver post.

Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed reports he remains determined to shake up F1's engine rules.

Bernie Ecclestone and a German bank are still locked in a legal fight.

F1 is now speeding towards yet another new set of engine regulations.

F1's owner CVC has made three notable appointments to the sport's executive board.

Mercedes has confirmed the departure of new world champion Lewis Hamilton's performance engineer Jock Clear.

Pedro de la Rosa has refused to comment on whether he will be following his countryman and friend out of Ferrari.

Michael Schumacher's son is taking his next steps in the wake of his fabled father.