Formula One News — July 2014

As half-time approaches in 2014, changes abound in the world of F1.

Niki Lauda has played down the effect the removal of the complex 'Fric' system will have on F1's dominant team.

Carlos Sainz jr has admitted talks about making his grand prix debut for Caterham this year have taken place in recent days.

Honda will make its return to F1 next year with the help of a Mercedes-linked company, it has emerged.

Pastor Maldonado is looking forward to a major power boost at Hockenheim next weekend.

Mercedes will remove the complex 'Fric' system from its dominant F1 car ahead of next weekend's German grand prix.

F1 owner CVC's chief Donald Mackenzie on Wednesday gave Bernie Ecclestone a boost.

World champion Sebastian Vettel is not sure Red Bull can catch up with Mercedes by 2015.

Jo Ramirez, McLaren's former long-time team manager, has slammed fellow Mexican Sergio Perez.

Talks about Carlos Sainz jr immediately replacing a Caterham driver for the German grand prix and beyond took place at Silverstone last weekend.

Jules Bianchi staked a claim on a Ferrari race seat on Wednesday, setting the pace at the post-British grand prix Silverstone test.

Lewis Hamilton left Silverstone without making a single comment to the media after testing on Wednesday.

Patrick Head has applauded Mercedes for letting its drivers race in 2014.

A marketing gimmick has backfired ahead of next weekend's German grand prix.

Nico Rosberg has hit back at his teammate Lewis Hamilton, after the Briton said next weekend's German grand prix is "not really his home race".

Sebastian Vettel is targeting a podium finish at his home race next weekend.

If the latest developments are any indication, Mercedes' dominance might not last for too long.

Bernie Ecclestone's Munich trial has been extended.

F1's silly season is underway.

F1 race director Charlie Whiting has hit back at Niki Lauda, after the Mercedes team chairman slammed as "ridiculous" the delayed British grand prix.

Corinna Schumacher has delivered an encouraging message about the progress of her injured husband.

Right back in the championship hunt after a home win at Silverstone, Lewis Hamilton has also ramped up his off-track battle with teammate Nico Rosberg.

Jenson Button is still confident he will be a McLaren driver in 2015.

Jobs will be lost after Caterham's change of ownership, new team 'advisor' Colin Kolles has admitted.