Toro Rosso technical director James Key believes that the 2014 season's 1.6-litre turbocharged V6 Formula 1 rules present a big opportunity for his new team read more »

Lucas di Grassi has been announced as the development driver for the FIA’s new electric championship, Formula E. Starting in 2014, the series is the FIA’s... read more »

Martin Whitmarsh has hinted that McLaren could compete in the opening season of Formula E, the new global electric motor racing series organised by the FIA for 2014. The first... read more »

Formula 1 hopes to introduce greater cockpit safety in 2014, when the regulations change significantly, in order to protect drivers heads. The crash at the start of the Belgian... read more »

McLaren technical director Paddy Lowe believes some kind of driver head protection will be added to Formula One cars in time for the next major regulation change in 2014 read more »

McLaren's design chief says that the Spa GP crash has highlighted the 2014 target for new Formula 1 head protection. read more »

McLaren tech director Paddy Lowe has estimated that cockpits could be introduced into F1 as early as 2014 due to safety concerns... read more »

Stefano Domenicali has admitted the F1 fraternity may initially struggle to adapt to the "new noise" of 2014. The sport is preparing to move from deafening V8 power... read more »

Cosworth is ready to commit to building a new Formula 1 engine for the V6 era in 2014, as it rubbished suggestions it plans to leave the sport at the end of next year read more »

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh says that he thinks the overhaul of F1's engine regulations in 2014 will be a big challenge for the sport, but is crucial to... read more »

Ferrari has confirmed reports it already has a V6 engine up and running. We reported a fortnight ago that F1's likely three engine manufacturers for 2014 - Ferrari,... read more »

While keen on the new engine formula for 2014, McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh dismisses talk of a double DRS and Hamilton contract negotiations. read more »

Ferrari is making progress with its 2014 F1 engine, revealing that it is already being tested at its headquarters in Maranello. read more »

Dennis Robinson, chief operations officer for GP America, and part of the team that attracted the 2014 Super Bowl to New Jersey, aims to make the forthcoming F1 race an even... read more »

Motorsport governing body the FIA has officially backed the Formula E Championship which it plans to launch in 2014. The year will be one of significance, as F1 will then be... read more »

McLaren will become stronger in the future despite its move away from manufacturer ownership and the potential need to find a new title sponsor for 2014 read more »

Luca Marmorini, Ferrari's head of engine and electronics, has revealed that the Italian team is already testing a prototype powerplant in preparation for the introduction... read more »

Ferrari's head of engine and electronics Luca Marmorini has revealed that the team is already testing a prototype V6 engine on the dyno in Maranello read more »

Ferrari have revealed they are running the 2014-spec power-unit at their Maranello factory... read more »

Ferrari has confirmed reports it already has a V6 engine up and running. We reported a fortnight ago that F1′s likely three engine manufacturers for 2014 –... read more »

The CEO of Formula E Holdings talks about the FIA's new series, featuring cars powered entirely by electricity, which aims to takes to the streets of some of the... read more »

Ferrari has revealed that its turbocharged, 1.6-litre V6 engine is being tested at the company’s factory. The unit will come into competition in two... read more »

Ferrari have revealed that they have begun testing their new turbo-V6 engine for the 2014 season, joining the likes of Renault and Mercedes. Luca Marmorini, head of... read more »

Ferrari has revealed that its new 2014 engine is running on the dyno at its Maranello factory read more »

Caterham has revealed that it intends to stick with developing the current CT01 car into next season, rather than make any fundamental shifts ahead of new regulations in 2014. read more »