Romain Grosjean remains on the radar for Lotus F1 next season, even if both parties admit that 2014 has been an exercise in frustration. read more »

Monisha Kaltenborn has said Sauber have a “big gap” to overcome if they’re to score points this season but anticipates a major performance... read more »

As speculation swirls around the future of F1's most experienced active driver, McLaren supremo Ron Dennis has called on Jenson Button to up his game. At the end of his... read more »

Ferrari have already begun to turn their attentions to 2015 after admitting that the gap to the front will be "impossible" to close this year. It doesn't mean... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has admitted the recent excercise in cost-cutting hasn't gone far enough and it will likely see some teams unable to survive. Whilst budget cuts... read more »

Jenson Button was the first to admit that he got a bit lucky in Canada, but he was nevertheless pleased with the progress that McLaren have made... read more »

Did Rosberg mess up Hamilton's qualifying deliberately? Mercedes' bosses say not, but admit they may not be able to prevent the inevitable. read more »

Red Bull's owner, billionaire Dietrich Mateschitz, has somewhat already conceded defeat in the battle for the 2014 Formula 1 World Championship. Whilst he's adamant... read more »

Adrian Newey has refused to deny he could be off to Ferrari following a fresh approach by the Italian outfit to lure the design guru away from Red Bull. Newey has previously... read more »

The Scuderia Ferrari drivers Kimi Raikkonen and Fernando Alonso will start the Spanish Grand Prix from sixth and seventh positions, but both admit the car still needs improving... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says a U.S. backed team headed by NASCAR's Gene Haas is among two new teams the sport is likely to admit next season... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has admitted, during his first visit to hear the new Formula 1 cars in person, that they're louder than he first thought. The 83-year-old has long... read more »

Ferrari admit they've got their work cut out if they're to catch up with Mercedes after a relatively subdued performance in Australia. Whilst Fernando Alonso finished... read more »

Lotus admit they are in for a "difficult" few races and their fortunes will depend on the changes that Renault Sport bring in... read more »

Williams admit they are "relieved" that they appear to have a competitive car for the 2014 Formula 1 season. read more »

Following the final winter test session at Bahrain, Renault's Deputy Technical Director Rob White insists real progress has been made on the Renault powertrain. He... read more »

Renault head into the opening race of the season in Australia with many unknowns; whether their power unit can complete a race distance; whether it meets the strict fuel... read more »

Lotus could replace Red Bull as the leading Renault powered outfit according to the team's technical director Nick Chester. The outfit, despite missing the first test in... read more »

Renault have insisted that they are not 'months' behind schedule but admit that they are behind rivals Mercedes and Ferrari. Renault endured a troubled start to... read more »

Felipe Massa was upbeat following his debut today in a Williams. He does admit though that the cars is very different to drive compared to his 2013 Ferrari. read more »

Red Bull's design guru Adrian Newey has questioned the safety of the new lower noses which he believes could lead to more dangerous accidents. The FIA introduced the... read more »

Q. What are your realistic aims for the 2014 season? Jenson Button: Obviously, we want to get back to the front. We want to have a better season than we did in 2013, too. But... read more »

Formula 1's leading drivers admit they have no idea how grands prix will shake out this season because of the radical regulation changes. read more »

Danish rookie Kevin Magnussen is latest Formula One driver to admit that he would prefer a permanent car number... read more »

Honda’s chief officer of Motorsport has admitted that their rivals could be a step ahead by the time the Japanese manufacturer returns to Formula 1 in 2015. Honda... read more »