Ferrari want to retain Felipe Massa for next season, but only if he starts to deliver better results on track. read more »

Ferrari will make a decision as to whether to retain Felipe Massa next season only when they're ready, according to team principal Stefano Domenicali. The Italian says... read more »

Stefano Domenicali says he would like to keep Felipe Massa for 2014 but that he will need to deliver results for Ferrari to retain his seat read more »

Ferrari boss Stefano Domenicali has admitted his preference would be to retain Felipe Massa for 2014 - but only if the Brazilian can deliver the required results to save his... read more »

Eric Boullier is confident Lotus will retain Kimi Raikkonen for next season as the Finn "loves" the team read more »

Jean-Éric Vergne has made clear that he would be "more than happy" to retain his race seat with the Toro Rosso outfit for a third Formula 1... read more »

Felipe Massa has two races to prove he deserves to retain his seat with the Scuderia in 2014, it is being reported.     read more »

The F1 teams will face upheaval should the sport opt not to retain Pirelli as the 2014 tyres supplier, according to Jonathan Neale... read more »

Marussia Team Principal John Booth says that his team is still firmly focused on the 2013 season, with the outfit desperate to retain tenth place in the Constructor’s... read more »

Marussia seeks to retain tenth in the championship standings as the F1 season resumes at Snetterton     read more »

Marussia team principal John Booth says his squad remains focused on retaining 10th place in the Constructors’ Championship for the rest of the season. Marussia is... read more »

Marrusia Team Principal John Booth has stated his desire to retain current drivers Jules Bianchi and Max Chilton for 2014, with the Banbury-based outfit keen to avoid a repeat... read more »

Marussia chief John Booth has expressed his desire to retain Jules Bianchi and Max Chilton for 2014 with the team looking to finalise their driver line-up far earlier than was... read more »

John Booth says he is keen to see Marussia field an unchanged line-up for the 2014 F1 season     read more »

Romain Grosjean has narrowly escaped disqulification from qualifying after his Lotus failed scrutineering on Saturday evening. In particular, his E21 failed the front-floor... read more »

Romain Grosjean will retain his third-place grid position for the Hungarian Grand Prix after stewards deemed that damage was responsible for his car failing a floor test. read more »

Toro Rosso boss Franz Tost is "convinced" that Jean-Éric Vergne will retain his seat with the outfit for the 2014 Formula 1 campaign, despite the... read more »

Lotus F1 Team principal Eric Boullier is looking forward to the Hungarian Grand Prix, hoping to repeat a result as in Germany. He also stated that one of the team's... read more »

Lotus co-owner Gerard Lopez says he is hopeful that the team will be able to retain the services of Kimi Raikkonen for the 2014 season     read more »

Lotus will be fighting to retain Kimi Raikkonen for next season after Red Bull expressed their interest in the Finn... read more »

Sauber has explained that it is expecting to retain its Ferrari engine agreement under the new era of technical regulations, with the sport preparing to make the transition... read more »

Red Bull boss Dietrich Mateschitz says Mark Webber will still be backed by the drinks firm when he leaves Formula 1 for Porsche's LMP1 programme next year. read more »

Lotus F1 Team has new part-owners as of today, with Infinity Racing Partners Limited (Infinity Racing) acquiring a 35% minority stake in the team. Infinity Racing joins Genii... read more »

An investment consortium, Infinity Racing, has acquired a 35 per cent stake in the Lotus F1 Team for an undisclosed figure. Infinity Racing - not to be confused with Red... read more »

Caterham has confirmed that its cars will again be powered by Renault engines in 2014, the Leafield-based outfit opting to remain with the French manufacturer as the sport... read more »