Formula One News — November 2014

Caterham's administrator on Friday said the team is preparing equipment to be shipped to the season finale in Abu Dhabi.

Toto Wolff has hit back at claims F1 is heading into a spending war because of Mercedes' attitude amid the engine 'unfreeze' debate.

Felipe Massa's manager says the Brazilian has rarely been happier in formula one.

Friday's deadline looks set to come and go without Caterham raising the $3.7 million it needs through crowdfunding.

Carlos Sainz jr may have emerged as a shock candidate to be Fernando Alonso's teammate next year.

Almost six weeks on, there is "no change" in Jules Bianchi's condition.

Another Newey is plotting a course to the F1 grid.

McLaren is taking the 90 minute trip from its Woking headquarters on Friday to Silverstone, where the new works Honda era will begin.

The crisis of collapsing and complaining teams looks set to once again spoil plans for F1's stock market floatation.

Ferrari has given the strongest sign yet that Kimi Raikkonen will definitely still be wearing red in 2015.

Sebastian Vettel has admitted he weighed up switching to another team versus quitting formula one altogether ahead of the 2015 season.

Yet another week is threatening to pass with Fernando Alonso's future still unclear.

Romain Grosjean has followed Sebastian Vettel's lead in jumping the gun on his 2015 plans.

Even if Caterham makes the Abu Dhabi grid, regular driver Marcus Ericsson will not be at the wheel of a green car.

Sebastian Vettel has unofficially confirmed that he will be a Ferrari driver in 2015.

Felipe Massa has hit back at F1 legend Nelson Piquet's harsh critique of modern formula one.

Officially, Fernando Alonso is still deciding if he should leave Ferrari for another team.

Flavio Briatore thinks his friend and regular business partner Bernie Ecclestone has pulled off a masterstroke with 'double points' in 2014.

India is unlikely to return to the F1 calendar until at least 2017, a senior official at former race promoter Jaypee has admitted.

For the first time since 2007, Fernando Alonso will make a visit to Woking this week, authoritative media sources are reporting.

Fernando Alonso could take his race engineer from Ferrari to McLaren-Honda for 2015, it has emerged.

Sebastian Vettel needs to hope for a "spectacular" Ferrari next year, according to Flavio Briatore.

As the 2014 season winds to a close, the prospect of three-car teams for 2015 remains a mystery.

Vijay Mallya has played down the latest reports questioning the financial health of his F1 team Force India.