Formula One News — April 2014

Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg have been told the 'rules' for their future wheel-to-wheel battles.

Bernie Ecclestone on Wednesday revealed that a group of teams is considering buying into formula one.

McLaren is disputing Red Bull's appointment on Wednesday of a new aerodynamics boss.

Ferrari abandoned the second and final day of post-race testing in Bahrain on Wednesday.

Mercedes has revealed it probably would have quit formula one if the sport had stayed with loud V8 engines beyond 2013.

Reigning world champion team Red Bull is hoping to be "at least within reach" of dominant Mercedes in the space of a month.

F1 team Marussia has split with its Russian supercar maker owner.

While Ferrari's global brand remains strong, the health of the Maranello based formula one team is less impressive.

Gene Haas has revealed he is yet to be notified officially that he will be let in as F1's newest team owner in 2015.

Dr Helmut Marko is not convinced Sunday's Bahrain grand prix was a F1 thriller.

When it comes to engine noise, most F1 players are open to turning up the volume of the turbo V6s.

Lewis Hamilton claims teammate Nico Rosberg improved between the Malaysian and Bahrain grand prix by studying his data.

The 'GP1' rumours are building.

Sebastian Vettel insists it is too early to say his new teammate Daniel Ricciardo is better than Mark Webber.

When it comes to the loud criticisms of F1's new 'double points' innovation, Bernie Ecclestone simply points to Mercedes.

Jean Todt insists he is not moved by claims extreme diets are putting drivers at risk.

Bahrain GP - Race Report

Mercedes boss Paddy Lowe insists his drivers did not ignore a clear team order during Sunday's Bahrain grand prix.

Luca di Montezemolo did not wait to see Ferrari's drivers collect the dregs of the points in Bahrain.

F1 will push ahead with trying to make the sport's new turbo V6 engines louder.

A secret of Mercedes' 2014 dominance has been compared to the game-changing 'double diffuser' innovation of a few years ago.

F1 needs to race into the digital era, according to Ferrari team boss Stefano Domenicali.

Bahrain GP - Sunday Photos

Bahrain GP - Sunday Team Quotes