Ferrari has announced a new sponsor in the form of Haas Automation - the world's largest producer of CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machines. The company's logo... read more »

Haas Automation will sponsor Ferrari until the end of 2015, prior to Gene Haas's move into the sport with his own team. Haas's eponymous team is set to enter the... read more »

Sergio Perez says F1 fans and drivers should not pass judgement on next year's regulations until they see them in action... read more »

Sergio Perez thinks fans and drivers should hold back on criticising the newly-approved rules for 2015 until they see them unfold on a race weekend read more »

Kimi Raikkonen spent the day at Maranello in preparation for both the British Grand Prix and the second half of the 2014 F1 campaign. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says he is confident Red Bull Racing will be able to return to form next season, although he concedes this year is getting away from them. read more »

Almost all of the 22 drivers on the grid objected to standing restarts when the proposal was run past them, Daniel Ricciardo has revealed. Despite this, the idea has been... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says F1's current drivers made it clear they were against the standing restarts rule which has been approved for the 2015 season read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has revealed that Formula 1's drivers made clear their unhappiness at the introduction of standing starts after safety cars in 2015 when consulted by teams read more »

Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo says the majority of Formula 1 drivers are against standing restarts, which will be introduced to the rulebook from the 2015 season. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes that engine supplier Renault is roughly six months behind the development curve compared to rivals Mercedes - and insists the... read more »

The FIA has confirmed details of how races will be restarted in 2015 following on from a safety car period, after it was confirmed during a World Motor Sport Council meeting... read more »

Formula 1's plan to introduce standing starts after safety car periods for 2015 has become one of more controversial changes to have been agreed by the sport's chiefs. read more »

Lotus have refused to comment on reports they have reached a deal to be powered by Mercedes engines in 2015. read more »

Tyre supplier Pirelli admits more research needs to be done on the standing restarts rule which has been approved for 2015 read more »

Ron Dennis has warned Jenson Button to up his game as McLaren continue to evaluate their driver line-up options for 2015. read more »

Ron Dennis has no hard feelings toward Lewis Hamilton after the Briton departed McLaren at the end of 2012 to join rival Mercedes, and would in fact love to see Hamilton back... read more »

GP2 championship leader Jolyon Palmer says he is in discussions with an F1 team about a race seat for 2015 read more »

Ron Dennis has admitted he would love to have Lewis Hamilton back at McLaren in 2015 if signing him became an option. read more »

Caterham owner Tony Fernandes has once again reignited speculation that he is looking to offload his Formula 1 team. The Malaysian businessman closed his popular Twitter... read more »

Renault don't believe it can make any major steps forward in performance with its power unit this season because of the engine freeze. The French manufacturer was labelled... read more »

Remi Taffin says the engine freeze imposed on manufacturers at the start of the season means it is highly unlikely Renault can make significant steps forward until 2015 read more »

McLaren is in no rush to determine its 2015 driver line-up, according to Racing Director Eric Boullier. read more »

In her latest column for Crash.net, Kate Walker looks at just how considered the WMSC was in approving the regulation changes for 2015, and is concerned by the outcome... read more »

Renault is adamant it can satisfy Red Bull's demands for improvement, but it may have to wait until Formula 1's engine freeze is partly lifted this winter to do so read more »