Mercedes has a duty to Formula 1 to allow its drivers to race, according to executive director (technical) Paddy Lowe. Mercedes has dominated the 2014 season with three pole... read more »

Mercedes executive director (technical) Paddy Lowe says Ferrari's suggestions to tweak Formula One's regulations were ill-conceived read more »

Mercedes insist they won't employ team orders during a grand prix this season after witnessing Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg battle it out during the Bahrain GP. The... read more »

Two new teams are likely to be on the grid next season, says Formula 1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone. read more »

As F1 adjusts to the new 2014 regulations, Abu Dhabi's chief executive has defended the new double-points rule that will be used at the season finale... read more »

Marussia Chief Executive Officer Graeme Lowdon says that Formula 1 faces losing some of its 'wow factor' following the switch to 1.6 litre V6 power units... read more »

Red Bull showed a phenomenal rate of recovery at the Australian Grand Prix, according to Mercedes executive director (business) Toto Wolff     read more »

The Malaysian Grand Prix will prove a far harder test of cooling and reliability than the Australian GP which was run under relatively cool conditions. Just five cars retired... read more »

Mercedes has one aim this season, and that is to win both the Drivers' and the Constructors' title. Failing to do so would be a disaster according to executive... read more »

Mercedes executive director (business) Toto Wolff admits it will be seen as a failure if the team doesn't win this year's... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has warned that the teams could lose out on significant revenue as a result of a quieter Formula 1 amid reports of unhappy race organisers. The 83-year-old... read more »

The organisers of the Australian Grand Prix may consider suing Formula 1, after they claimed their contract had been breached as the cars weren't loud enough. Australian... read more »

Ron Dennis says he would be against the idea of a team principal taking over from Bernie Ecclestone once the 83-year-old relinquishes or is removed from his position. The... read more »

Watch the full-length recording of Sky Sports News' exclusive chat with returning McLaren chief executive, Ron Dennis. read more »

A Formula 1 race could be held in Azerbaijan in 2015, according to chief executive Bernie Ecclestone. read more »

Mercedes Executive Director Toto Wolff admitted that the Brackley team wants to win both the Constructors' and Drivers' Championships... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone's job as chief executive of Formula One is safe, at least for now... read more »

The Marussia F1 Team announces that, with effect from 1 March, Luca Colajanni will take up the position of Partnership Director. Luca, who joins the Team from Scuderia Ferrari,... read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has hit back at the Chief Executive of the Texas Motor Speedway, Eddie Gossage, following complaints about the timing of this year's... read more »

Mercedes Executive Director Toto Wolff claims the Brackley outfit heads into the new season with 'humility' amidst claims that they start the year as favourites to... read more »

The Lotus F1 Team will continue to use Renault Sport F1 power units beyond 2014 after the two companies agreed a new long-term contract. The deal is for "2014 and... read more »

Bernie 'Basil' Ecclestone says there is no truth in widespread rumours that Sainsbury's chief executive Justin King will be taking over the driving seat of F1. read more »

With Mercedes already cast as the early title favourite, boss Toto Wolff is tipping reigning champions Red Bull to bounce back from an early crisis. Red Bull and engine partner... read more »

Formula 1 must make sure it retains its 'magic' for fans and sponsors at grands prix, as well as television audiences, Marussia chief executive Graeme Lowdon has warned read more »

Luca di Montezemolo agreed behind closed doors that the controversial 'double points' innovation is necessary for Formula One. That is the claim of F1 chief executive... read more »