Formula One News — October 2014

Jules Bianchi is in a "critical but stable" condition at the Mie hospital, located some 15 kilometres from Suzuka where on Sunday he crashed into a recovery vehicle.

The collective world of formula one had a sleepless night after the Japanese grand prix as it worries about critically injured Jules Bianchi.

With the extent of Jules Bianchi's injuries still unclear, F1 is already turning its attention to the controversial circumstances surrounding his accident that stopped the wet Japanese grand prix on Sunday.

Sebastian Vettel's move to Ferrari may be good for the Italian team, but not so good in the short term for the reigning world champion.

Japanese GP - Race Report

Japanese GP - Sunday Photos

Long-time former Formula 1 driver Andrea de Cesaris has died in a motorcycle crash in Rome, Italy today,

Jules Bianchi is undergoing surgery for a "severe head injury", F1's governing body has announced.

Jules Bianchi's condition may be "critical" in the wake of his race-ending accident in the Japanese grand prix.

Jules Bianchi had a large accident at the Japanese GP when he hit a tractor that was in the process of removing Adrian Sutil's car that had previously gone off.

Japanese GP - Race Notes

Japanese GP - Sunday Press Conference

Japanese GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Japanese GP - Race Results

The word at Suzuka on race-day Sunday is that Sebastian Vettel pulled off a masterstroke.

Jules Bianchi has acknowledged there will be no room for him at Ferrari in 2015.

Carlos Sainz jr is closing in on a Toro Rosso drive for 2015.

McLaren and Honda could be planning to run an interim F1 car outside the sport's officially-sanctioned test dates.

Every eye is on the sky in the final hour before the Japanese grand prix.

Jean Todt has visited his friend Michael Schumacher since the F1 legend returned home after months in hospital and rehabilitation.

Ron Dennis on Saturday hit back at suggestions Fernando Alonso's return to McLaren in 2015 is already a done deal.

As the morning's sensational news heads into late afternoon at Suzuka, tongues are still wagging far and wide in the Suzuka paddock.

All eyes are on Ferrari and Fernando Alonso in the wake of Sebastian Vettel's shock news on Saturday.

A wild rumour is now a certainty: Sebastian Vettel is leaving Red Bull to replace Fernando Alonso at Ferrari in 2015.