Renault says its 2014 recovery plan remains "on course" ahead of the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

The second part of our 2014 Formula 1 season preview takes a look at those teams who occupied the midfield slots in 2013 - some are looking higher up the grid, while others... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner is predicting an all-Mercedes silver duel for the 2014 title. "Lewis (Hamilton) and Nico (Rosberg) -- who else is there?" he is quoted... read more »

Lotus believes that all Formula 1 teams - not just those with Renault power - head into this weekend's Australian Grand Prix "worried" about reliability. read more »

Red Bull has no plans to switch from Renault power to another engine supplier according to the manufacturer's president, Jean-Michel Jalinier. The Frenchman insists... read more »

Renault F1 chief Jean-Michel Jalinier insists the struggling French supplier should not be written off in 2014. Many believe Renault's early-season problems with the... read more »

Reigning world champion Sebastian Vettel has conceded that Red Bull is not the team to beat ahead of next weekend's Australian Grand Prix. Red Bull has endured a... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has acknowledged that they cannot expect to challenge the Mercedes-powered cars at the season opener in Melbourne. The Briton denied... read more »

Williams insist their pre-season testing pace is genuine and they head to the opening race in Melbourne with "some confidence". The Grove outfit have impressed hugely... read more »

Force India Team Principal Vijay Mallya says that Mercedes is clearly ahead of rivals Ferrari and Renault ahead of the first race of 2014 in Australia. read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone says that the sport is set to travel to Azerbaijan for the first time, in either 2015 or 2016. A report in Wednesday's Daily Mail... read more »

Lotus technical director Nick Chester points to Renault's energy recovery systems in his belief that Lotus will unlikely be a front runner at Melbourne in two weeks time. read more »

Lotus technical director Nick Chester believes Renault's new energy recovery systems are responsible for 'disturbing' its drivers... read more »

Although Renault have made progress in eliminating the problems its power units had during pre-season testing, the French manufacturer admitted that its preparations for the... 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 »

Having been affected by Renault power-unit issues, Caterham has shown signs of being closer to the midfield at the start of 2014, according to Cyril... read more »

Renault Sport F1's Rob White has conceded the 2014 F1 season opener in Australia will be an 'anxious' weekend for the French manufacturer. read more »

Renault's deputy managing director (technical) Rob White says that the French company is anticipating an 'anxious' opening round to the 2014 season.... read more »

Rob White reflects on the third and final 2014 F1 pre-season test in Bahrain and concedes Renault still has a lot of work to do ahead of the opening race in Australia... read more »

Whilst Red Bull might be suffering from reliability woes - which has meant they've been forced to run at reduced power - their cornering speeds aren't to be laughed... read more »

Rob White says more issues encountered at the final test in Bahrain leaves a lot for Renault still to do and says "Melbourne will be an anxious... read more »

Renault has admitted that it is bracing itself for an 'anxious' weekend in Australia, after failing to complete all that it had hoped to in last week's final... read more »

"We can't escape the fact that we did not complete the entire programme with all the teams and that some Melbourne preparations are incomplete," admits Renault... read more »

That's it now. 12 days' of pre-season testing have gone in a flash as the Formula 1 teams now prepare for the first race of the new era. Some will head to Melbourne... read more »