Formula One News — March 2014
MARCH 14, 2014
Signs of strain between Mercedes duo
The relationship between likely title contenders Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg may already be showing signs of strain.
Bottas prefers Massa over ex-teammate Maldonado
Valtteri Bottas says he is enjoying working with his new teammate Felipe Massa.
Practice 2 Report - Benz Best
Australian GP - Practice 2 Report
Practice 2 Results
Australian GP - Practice 2 Results
Pirelli denies new approach to avoid criticism
Pirelli has denied it decided to 'go conservative' for 2014 after the tyre-exploding criticism of last season.
Lotus promote from within for new team boss
Lotus' new team boss is Federico Gastaldi.
Renault giving teams full power in Melbourne
Renault is giving its F1 customers full power in Australia.
No team orders despite Mercedes dominance
The Mercedes drivers' charge for victory in Melbourne will be unfettered by 'team orders'.
Practice 1 Report - Some Run, Some Don't
Australian GP - Practice 1 Report
Practice 1 Results
Australian GP - Practice 1 Results
MARCH 13, 2014
Thursday Press Conference
Australian GP - Thursday Press Conference
Nervous teams to sit out Saturday practice
Television and trackside viewers face a questionable spectacle on Saturday morning at Albert Park.
107 per cent rule no hurdle in Melbourne according to Whiting
When asked how many cars he thinks will finish Sunday's 2014 season opener, Daniel Ricciardo grinned his usual grin and answered: "No one.
McLaren's Melbourne livery a one-off
McLaren will run prominent 'Mobil' branding on its 2014 car in a one-off livery this weekend in Australia.
FIA still supports embattled Ecclestone says Todt
Even amid the corruption scandal, FIA president Jean Todt continues to support embattled F1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone.
F1 stares into the unknown for 2014 revolution
Formula one is staring into the unknown as the sport's revolutionary new era begins in earnest this weekend in Melbourne.
Heidfeld not happy F1 keeps putting on weight
Nick Heidfeld thinks formula one should go on a diet.
MARCH 12, 2014
Encouraging signs in Schumacher recovery
Michael Schumacher is showing "small, encouraging signs" in his long recovery from "severe injuries", the seven time world champion's management announced on Wednesday in a rare official update.
Vettel could exit amid Red Bull crisis
Red Bull needs to up its game or risk losing Sebastian Vettel.
Lauda denies money powered Mercedes dominance
Niki Lauda has dismissed claims Mercedes is set to dominate the 2014 season because the German carmaker spent more on its new turbo V6 'power unit'.
Vettel still not confirming fatherhood
Sebastian Vettel is still refusing to comment on - or even confirm - his new status as a father.
Marko relationship will ensure equality says Ricciardo
Daniel Ricciardo is not expecting to slot into predecessor Mark Webber's awkward position within the Red Bull hierarchy.
No F1 boycott to punish Russia
Niki Lauda has dismissed suggestions formula one should boycott October's inaugural Russian grand prix.
McLaren adds black to 2014 race livery
McLaren has tweaked the livery of its 2014 car ahead of the Melbourne season opener.