Formula One News — July 2014

Felipe Massa insists his F1 career is not being put in the shadow by a new star.

Two top teams have admitted they considered lodging a protest against Mercedes at the German grand prix.

New fuel did not give Red Bull the boost it was hoping for in Germany, world champion Sebastian Vettel has admitted.

Elsewhere in Germany on Sunday, the Nurburgring hosted an event called the 'Truck Grand Prix'.

Fernando Alonso has urged teammate Kimi Raikkonen to "improve".

Michael Schumacher might soon continue his rehabilitation at home, according to the Swiss newspaper Sonntagsblick.

German GP - Race Notes

German GP - Sunday Press Conference

German GP - Sunday Team Quotes

German GP - Race Results

German GP - Qualifying Report

German GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Just when it had got back on track, Lewis Hamilton's championship campaign spun off the road once again.

German GP - Qualifying Results

German GP - Practice 3 Results

German GP - Practice 3 Report

Susie Wolff admits expecting to land a race seat for 2015 is "not realistic".

Niki Lauda wants formula one to think urgently about what is turning off the fans in 2014.

Organisers of the Russian grand prix have responded swiftly to renewed doubts about October's inaugural Sochi race.

Even with no car running the technology at Hockenheim, 'Fric' was the buzzword at the scene of the German grand prix.

It was, of course, unnecessary for audacious competitor Fernando Alonso to tell reporters at Hockenheim he thinks mind games are "very important" in formula one.

German GP - Practice 2 Report

German GP - Friday Team Quotes

German GP - Practice 2 Results