Formula One News — October 2014

Japanese GP - Practice 1 Report

Japanese GP - Practice 1 Results

A new recruit will reportedly inject much-needed funds at struggling Marussia.

McLaren has slammed reports Gerhard Berger could be set to join the British team.

After two weeks of intense speculation, Fernando Alonso on Thursday had to admit his future at Ferrari is currently unclear.

Ferrari is continuing to argue for a relaxation of the so-called engine 'freeze'.

Japanese GP - Thursday Press Conference

McLaren will not be making a driver announcement this weekend at Suzuka.

Toto Wolff has admitted tension between Mercedes' title-warring teammates is inevitable over the decisive final five races of 2014.

The signs are growing stronger that Caterham may not make it to the end of the 2014 season.

Ron Dennis' future in charge of the McLaren team is once again in doubt, the German publication Auto Bild reports.

Mother nature is threatening to interfere with this weekend's running of the Japanese grand prix.

Honda has apparently hit back at rumours its 2015 F1 programme is facing delays.

Simona de Silvestro's road to formula one appears to have ended.

Team boss Toto Wolff is not 100 per cent sure Mercedes will head into the 2015 season with an unchanged driver lineup.

With five full races to spare, Mercedes this weekend has its first opportunity to wrap up the 2014 constructors' world championship.

The best way to make F1 cars harder to drive is to make them faster.

Kamui Kobayashi has retained his race seat at Caterham for his home grand prix this weekend.

Jos Verstappen has moved to ease the pressure on his son's shoulders ahead of the Japanese grand prix weekend.

The fate of the German grand prix venue at the fabled Nurburgring is once again in serious doubt.