Formula One News — April 2014

After struggling to get up to speed in F1's new V6 era with Renault, Red Bull is beginning to think about alternatives.

Rob Smedley is finally starting work at Williams.

F1 will have to wait for its return to iconic Long Beach.

Red Bull has issued troubled engine supplier Renault with an ultimatum -- improve or be dumped.

A new rule has slowed down F1's impressive pitstops.

Bahrain is planning tight security for this weekend's formula one race.

Ferrari's major sponsor Santander is going nowhere.

F1 legend Sir Stirling Moss says he would have behaved just as Felipe Massa did in the Malaysian grand prix.

A bit more fuel and a drill -- that is how former F1 driver Heinz-Harald Frentzen would spice up the 2014 spectacle.

A leading sports doctor says it could be true that Michael Schumacher will soon be moved from the hospital in Grenoble to his Swiss home.

Two former F1 drivers on Tuesday said they thought Felipe Massa was wrong to have ignored Williams' team orders in Malaysia.

Red Bull has denied rumours it is preparing to drop its appeal against Daniel Ricciardo's Melbourne disqualification.

Nico Hulkenberg has denied being one of the drivers obsessed with extreme weight loss.

Professor Gerard Saillant is refusing to comment on the latest reports about his friend Michael Schumacher.

A bright spot on Fernando Alonso's 2014 season so far is that he is beating his teammate Kimi Raikkonen.