Ferrari will retain their current driver line-up of Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen next year, according to team boss Marco Mattiacci. read more »

With news that Bernie Ecclestone is planning to drop the Italian Grand Prix from the calendar in 2016, organisers of the race in Monza are hopeful they can change his mind.... read more »

Officials at Monza are determined to keep the Italian Grand Prix, claiming that "at least ten million euros" will be invested in the circuit. read more »

The McLaren Formula 1 team says it is in no rush to decide whether to retain Jenson Button in its driver line-up for next season. read more »

Caterham’s season might be falling apart at the seams, with the team appearing on the verge of being sold. Even so, Kamui Kobayashi is managing to retain his sense of... read more »

Formula 1 race weekends will retain their current timetable in 2015 after the sport's key figures rejected proposed plans to alter Friday practice. It was revealed during... read more »

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has called for an urgent meeting to discuss Formula 1's future, amid concerns it isn't doing enough to attract a younger... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has made it absolutely clear that the outfit will retain Renault as its engine partner next season, despite the French manufacturer's... read more »

Jenson Button says no progress has been made on a new McLaren contract for 2015, although he reckons they'd like to retain him for a sixth season. read more »

While he fears that other teams will be keen to court star driver Romain Grosjean, Lotus boss Gerard Lopez hopes the family spirit at Enstone will keep him on board. read more »

Following Daniel Ricciardo's solid start to the season given Red Bull's woes, Christian Horner says it is "highly unlikely" he will stay on next year... read more »

The British Racing Drivers' Club (BRDC) has confirmed that negotiations with a potential buyer for Silverstone Circuits Limited (SCL) have ended. The BRDC had hoped to... read more »

Sergio Perez praised his Force India team after they claimed a podium finish at the Bahrain Grand Prix. Perez passed Felipe Massa for third during the early stint of the race... read more »

Germany's Nurburgring circuit has been sold to the Capricorn Group following a long search for a new owner after its previous went into administration in 2012. The German... 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 »

Charles Pic has joined Lotus as the team's third driver. Pic has spent the last two years racing in Formula 1 with Marussia and Caterham but did not retain his seat for... read more »

Caterham team owner Tony Fernandes says that Heikki Kovalainen's form during the final two races of 2013 played a part in the Finn missing out on a 2014 seat. Kovalainen... read more »

Ferrari have retained the trio of Davide Rigon, Marc Gene and Pedro de la Rosa as their test and development drivers for 2014. read more »

Renault Sport F1's deputy managing director Rob White doesn't believe the new V6 engines will result in a slower laptime compared the V8 engines. Some had feared the... read more »

Charles Pic's days in Formula One could be over after Caterham confirmed they would not retain the Frenchman for this season.... read more »

Pirelli has announced that it has agreed a new contract to supply Formula 1 exclusively for the next three years, starting in 2014. The Italian manufacturer had been left in a... read more »

Sauber has announced that it will retain Mexican sponsor Jose Cuervo for the 2014 Formula 1 campaign. read more »

Max Chilton will retain his Marussia seat for 2014, he and the team announced on Saturday at Autosport International. The Briton lagged behind team-mate Jules Bianchi in 2013,... read more »

Marussia has confirmed it will retain Max Chilton for a second season alongside Jules Bianchi read more »

Max Chilton will line up alongside Jules Bianchi again in 2014, after Marussia confirmed it will retain the Briton for a second Formula 1 season read more »