Formula One News — June 2014

News on Monday that Michael Schumacher is out of his coma and hospital met a mixed reaction.

Michael Schumacher is no longer in a coma, the F1 great's management announced early on Monday.

Danica Patrick has refused to rule out entering formula one in 2016.

Hot on the heels of Ferrari's latest quit threat, Luca di Montezemolo has called for a meeting to discuss the future of formula one.

Mark Webber has tipped his last F1 teammate Sebastian Vettel to eventually return to the top of the sport.

Forza Rossa is still yet to receive a "formal response" from the FIA regarding its application to enter formula one.

McLaren driver Jenson Button is currently recovering from a wasp sting.

From either end of the F1 grid, teams ended the working week by sending out very different signals about their respective futures.

Lewis Hamilton has been spotted this week visiting Ferrari's Maranello headquarters.

Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg will remain paired at Mercedes for at least the next two years.

Mercedes already understands the issue that in Canada ended the dominant team's run of one-two victories.

Caterham's F1 foray could be coming to an immediate halt, if the latest rumours are to be believed.

Daniel Ricciardo is world championship material, according to F1 legend Gerhard Berger.

Michael Schumacher has been moved to a special rehabilitation unit at the hospital in Grenoble, according to the German weekly newsmagazine Bunte.

Toto Wolff has dismissed reports Mercedes could be eyeing a future with Fernando Alonso.

Canada was a spanner in the works in Mercedes' otherwise flawless 2014 campaign.

Talks to take formula one back to France are still on, according to Magny Cours boss Serge Saulnier.

Ferrari is turning its attention towards 2015, president Luca di Montezemolo has hinted.

Famous British sailor Sir Ben Ainslie has admitted Adrian Newey could play a key role in his America's Cup yachting project.

F1's television ratings in key markets are strikingly down in 2014.

Flavio Briatore admits he is worried about the health of his former champion, Michael Schumacher.

Ferrari is paying a dear price for its geographical location, according to Flavio Briatore.

Mercedes is not imposing team orders, even though the dominant team's winning streak ended in Canada.

Ferrari could be set to announce a Le Mans prototype foray.