Formula One News — December 2014

2014 engine rivals Renault and Ferrari appear unlikely to close the gap to dominant Mercedes before the start of next season.

Just as Carlos Sainz settles in at Toro Rosso, it emerges that a major sponsor is staying with the Red Bull-owned team after all.

Sebastian Vettel has wasted no time in kicking off his Ferrari career in earnest.

McLaren will not announce its 2015 driver lineup on Monday.

F1 veteran Mark Webber is in hospital in Sao Paulo following a huge crash during a sports car race in Brazil.

Jean-Eric Vergne has revealed his next move could be to Indycar.

Marussia appears to be close to the end of the line.

Toro Rosso's new recruit has announced he no longer wants to be called 'Junior'.

F1 has created a new working group with an eye on future generations.

Lewis Hamilton says he does not feel the lure of F1's most famous team.

Mercedes would like to go head-to-head in F1 with Germany's other two premium carmaker brands.

Mercedes chairman Dieter Zetsche says he wants formula one to maintain a healthy grid.