Formula One News — December 2014

Bernie Ecclestone has poked fun at the legal troubles that almost landed him in jail this year.

The sweeping pre-2015 revolution at Ferrari is continuing at full speed.

Christian Horner has confirmed that Red Bull's engine supplier Renault is now working with Mario Illien.

Lotus really was one of Fernando Alonso's options for the 2015 season, team owner Gerard Lopez has admitted.

Ferrari has confirmed reports top engineers Nikolas Tombazis and Pat Fry have left the Italian team.

Alain Prost gave Mercedes crucial advice early this year to help avoid a repeat of his troubled pairing with Ayrton Senna in the late 80s.

Red Bull has recovered up to a third of the trophies stolen from its F1 headquarters in a ram-raid earlier this month.

Christian Horner has likened Red Bull's new driver for 2015 to one of the most unique drivers in F1 history.

Paul Walsh is no longer a threat to Bernie Ecclestone's long reign over formula one.

Michael Schumacher was the most searched-for sportsman in 2014, the internet giant Google has announced.

Gene Haas has a close eye on Marussia as the backmarker team's collapse is completed over the next few days.

Ousted Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has backed the Italian team's signing of Sebastian Vettel for 2015.

Mercedes is reportedly ready to compromise amid the engine regulations dispute.

Sauber refugee Esteban Gutierrez has rescued his F1 career with a role at Ferrari.

Robert Kubica has suggested he is close to abandoning the idea of ever returning to formula one.

Even Niki Lauda admits he is not sure what is the future of F1's engine regulations.

Jean Todt has urged Ferrari to resist making revolutionary changes after faltering at the start of the new V6 era.

Ron Dennis has dismissed reports Fernando Alonso has built 'exit clauses' into his new McLaren-Honda contract.

Jean Todt says Max Verstappen is "too young" for formula one.

Fernando Alonso says he will not be following Nico Hulkenberg's lead by splitting his F1 duties with Le Mans next year.

Ron Dennis has likened Kevin Magnussen to champions Fernando Alonso and Mika Hakkinen, insisting the deposed rookie Dane's career is only on "pause".

Korea has become a potential spanner in the works for Nico Hulkenberg.

Bernie Ecclestone has ruled out the broadcasting of grands prix on the internet.

Jean-Eric Vergne has made a promising start to his post-F1 career.

McLaren has denied Bernie Ecclestone's claim that Ron Dennis has bought back majority ownership of the Woking based team.