Formula One News — December 2014

For both Fernando Alonso and Ron Dennis, a successful F1 marriage is "unfinished business".

Bernie Ecclestone refuses to give up his crusade against F1's current engine formula.

Bernie Ecclestone has admitted Korea is unlikely to make its return to the F1 world championship next year.

Bernie Ecclestone on Thursday sounded unfazed following reports a new F1 chief intends to 'rein in' the long-time F1 supremo.

Mere hours ago, his F1 career appeared over, but Jenson Button is now half of what Ron Dennis is hailing as "easily the best lineup" in F1 today.

As expected early on Thursday, McLaren announced that Jenson Button has kept his race seat at McLaren for 2015.

Despite the passing of a deadline, beleaguered F1 backmarker Caterham's fight for survival continues.

F1's youngest ever driver Max Verstappen is expecting controversy about his age and experience to continue for now.

Pat Fry is the next major Ferrari name set to depart.

Once a race winner and title contender, Heinz-Harald Frentzen today drives a hearse and is recovering from knee surgery.

Nico Rosberg insists he has already bounced back from the disappointment of not winning the 2014 world championship.

British newspapers say Jenson Button has been selected to be fellow champion Fernando Alonso's Honda-powered McLaren teammate in 2015.

The long wait for news about McLaren's 2015 driver lineup finally appears to be over.

Red Bull is playing down the likely effect of Adrian Newey's diminished involvement.

As the McLaren wait rolls on, the British team is continuing to take criticism for leaving Jenson Button and Kevin Magnussen in the lurch.

A source has reinforced reports Bernie Ecclestone could be 'reined in' by the incoming new F1 chairman.

Mercedes' F1 engine rivals are targeting a 'loophole' in the regulations, according to media reports.

Jean Todt has revealed his ambition to welcome "or or more" new teams to formula one.

Felipe Nasr has played down suggestions he is kicking off his F1 career with an ailing team.

Jolyon Palmer has expressed frustration that his new GP2 title has not proved an instant ticket to formula one.

Bernie Ecclestone has credited Mercedes' team management for preventing a "lousy" world championship in 2014.

Jenson Button has resorted to jokes as McLaren's farcical delay in announcing its 2015 driver lineup drags on.

Pascal Wehrlein could be a regular name on the F1 race circuits in the near future.

Another Italian is headed for McLaren, the Ferrari media insider Leo Turrini reports.