Formula One News — March 2014

Norbert Haug is returning to motor racing.

Gerhard Berger is no longer critical of F1's technological revolution.

Now mere hours before the engines are fired up in Melbourne, Paul di Resta still has not secured a new F1 role for 2014.

F1's Nurburgring future now appears brighter, after the embattled German grand prix venue was bought for a reported EUR 100 million.

One of F1's owners has admitted buying into the sport was "a mistake".

Niki Lauda has admitted to being "saddened" and "annoyed" by the constant rumours of Michael Schumacher's medical condition.

The promoter of India's beleaguered formula one race breached its contract, F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has revealed.

Bernie Ecclestone has changed his mind.

After more than a decade on the grid, Mark Webber will still be in the paddock this weekend as a new season of F1 begins.

Red Bull boss Christian Horner is predicting an all-Mercedes silver duel for the 2014 title.

World champion team Red Bull may switch its focus to the 2015 season within weeks if it thinks this year's title is already lost.

Felipe Massa can take his Williams all the way to the 2014 title.

F1 rookie Marcus Ericsson has no plans to move to Monaco.

Two experts have warned that the old Michael Schumacher is probably now gone.

Gerhard Berger has admitted he thought of fellow F1 legend Michael Schumacher when he lay injured in the snow late last week.

1997 world champion Jacques Villeneuve says Sebastian Vettel's run of titles is definitely over.

F1's owners are scared Bernie Ecclestone's demise could hurt the sport.

Felipe Massa has admitted he has been "impressed" with his switch to Mercedes power for 2014.

Ferrari is yet to reveal the full potential of its 2014 car.

Renault F1 chief Jean-Michel Jalinier insists the struggling French supplier should not be written off in 2014.

Toni Vilander thinks his Finnish countryman Heikki Kovalainen's F1 career is over.

Crisis-struck Red Bull is taking a vastly different car to Melbourne for the first race of 2014.

It is possible every single car will fail to finish Sunday's season-opening Australian grand prix.

Former F1 driver Gerhard Berger has crashed whilst skiing in the Kitzbuhel district in his native Austria.