Formula One News — March 2014

One of Ferrari's main problems is that its all-new 2014 engine is overweight.

Almost unnoticed in the Albert Park paddock last weekend strolled two Japanese with very big plans.

Bernie Ecclestone has admitted 2014 could be his last at the helm of formula one.

Bernie Ecclestone has vowed to get to work on making formula one loud again.

Lewis Hamilton is still in the hunt for the world championship despite failing even to finish in Australia.

Daniel Ricciardo thinks he has a good chance at winning back his Melbourne podium.

Eric Boullier insists McLaren 'supremo' Ron Dennis is letting him get on with his new job.

Sauber insists its Russian rescue deal remains on track.

Red Bull is yet to formally appeal the stewards' decision to disqualify Daniel Ricciardo.

Malaysia is "not in the mood" for next weekend's grand prix at Sepang.

Australian GP - Race Report

Former F1 team owner and boss Paul Stoddart has tipped Red Bull to win its appeal against Daniel Ricciardo's Melbourne disqualification.

Daniel Ricciardo's disqualification aside, the Red Bull 'crisis' appeared far less severe in Melbourne than it did over the winter.

Michael Schumacher's manager insists the F1 legend's family have not given up hope he will eventually wake from his 11-week coma.

Niki Lauda has revealed he is worried formula one will struggle for health if Bernie Ecclestone is no longer at the wheel.

Fernando Alonso insists he is "very happy" to have a "strong opponent" to fight against at Ferrari this year.

Organisers of the Australian grand prix are furious with F1's new low volume.

Jenson Button, the most experienced driver on the 2014 grid, must now prove to McLaren he is also a man for the future.

Australian GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Under pitch black skies in Melbourne, FIA stewards took away Daniel Ricciardo's popular second place finish.

The first major technical controversy of F1's new V6 era is currently unfolding in Melbourne.

Reigning world champion Sebastian Vettel, and Melbourne pole-sitter Lewis Hamilton, failed to finish Sunday's 2014 season opener.

Australian GP - Race Notes

Australian GP - Sunday Press Conference