Formula One News — December 2014

Mercedes was "surprised" when it realised the level of its dominance at the start of the radical new V6 era in 2014.

McLaren has denied its 2015 driver lineup is delayed due to a behind-the-scenes "problem".

Romain Grosjean admits he might still be looking to move away from Lotus after 2015.

Dr Helmut Marko has admitted the chances are high that Red Bull's stolen F1 trophies will be lost forever.

Sebastian Vettel has been named among the 300 richest residents of Switzerland.

Mercedes' former technical chief Bob Bell looks set to start work at Ferrari in March.

F1 will not miss the collapsing backmarker teams Caterham and Marussia.

Stefano Domenicali has returned to the world of open-wheel racing.

Paddy Lowe has vowed to improve Mercedes' reliability record.

Jules Bianchi's father says the injured F1 driver remains in a "stable" condition, more than two months after his Suzuka crash.

Felipe Massa has targeted the 2015 drivers' title.

Kamui Kobayashi looks set to keep his motor racing career alive outside of formula one.

More than 60 trophies won by Red Bull were stolen from the F1 team's factory late on Friday night.

Adrian Newey agreed a sensational move to Ferrari earlier this year, it has emerged.

Yet another week will draw to a close with no news forthcoming about McLaren's 2015 driver lineup.

Gene Haas, F1's newest team owner, has admitted to keeping a sharp eye on the turmoil at Maranello.

The F1 world is now eyeing yet another date for the delayed announcement of McLaren's 2015 driver lineup.

The F1 drivers' union GPDA has welcomed the outcome of the investigation into Jules Bianchi's Suzuka crash.

Reports Audi is contemplating a future in formula one are once again gathering steam.

The story of Korea's surprise return to the F1 calendar for 2015 has taken another bizarre twist.

Eric Boullier has admitted his first year as McLaren team boss has been a busy one.

Kevin Magnussen's hopes of retaining his McLaren seat may have taken a hit on Thursday.

Organisers of the former Korean grand prix have been caught off guard by the country's surprise return to the 2015 calendar.

Reports indicate Bernie Ecclestone's reign over formula one is once again under threat.

A former long-serving McLaren driver and a team insider have criticised the British outfit for its handling of the 2015 driver lineup deliberations.