Formula One News — January 2014

Sergey Sirotkin still has a place at Sauber.

Lotus has been left standing as the only team that will sit out the first test of the crucial 2014 pre-season next week.

Force India on Wednesday gave the F1 world a sneak view of its 2014 car.

McLaren has confirmed it will not announce a replacement for departed title sponsor Vodafone when the 2014 car is officially launched on Friday.

Alex Zanardi will be back under engine power in 2014.

Sergey Sirotkin's place inside the Sauber team has been called into doubt.

Nico Hulkenberg hopes the cars of F1's all-new era are not too slow.

In a last-ditch effort to move up the grid, Caterham overlooked some of the most lucrative 'pay drivers' for the 2014 season.

Paul di Resta has admitted his aim is to combine his return to DTM this year with a role in formula one.

Former F1 driver Jan Magnussen has revealed he is considering ending his own career in order to support his son's move into motor sport's highest category.

Bernie Ecclestone's legal woes have eased slightly, as it emerges a $650m lawsuit against him has been dismissed.

McLaren's 2014 car is now clear to make its track debut at Jerez in one week.

After a period of intense speculation, Caterham on Tuesday finally announced its all-new race lineup, thereby completing F1's field of 2014.

With the Scot having already lost his Force India seat, it was announced on Tuesday that Paul di Resta is returning to the German touring car series DTM in 2014.

Speculation Caterham has decided to install an all-new race lineup for 2014 became certain on Tuesday.

Williams has announced that its 2014 car will make its debut at Jerez next week.

Charles Pic will not be racing in formula one this season.

Michael Schumacher's family has issued a statement but no new information about the health of the seven time world champion.

Ferrari won the season-long race to become the fastest pitcrew in formula one.

Mansoor Ijaz, the man behind Lotus' delayed buy-in by the Quantum group, insists the deal is not dead.

McLaren looks set to enter the 2014 season without an orange livery, and without a replacement for departed title sponsor Vodafone.

Marco Sorensen looks set to join Lotus as the Enstone based team's new reserve driver.

Sebastian Vettel insists he is not afraid to go head-to-head with one of F1's very best drivers, hinting his next move could be to Ferrari.

The low-cost Romanian carmaker Dacia has denied reports linking it with formula one.