Formula One News — September 2014

F1's 'silly season' is bursting into life at Monza -- and almost every team in pitlane is playing ball.

Jean-Eric Vergne insists he has his "eyes open" to opportunities outside of formula one for 2015.

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Felipe Nasr could find his way into a Williams cockpit for 2015, according to the paddock grapevine at Monza.

Romain Grosjean is pulling no punches at Monza as he assesses the performance of his Lotus car.

Tony Fernandes has broken his silence to reveal it is "a relief" to have left formula one.

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Right at the front of the grid, the 2015 'silly season' is threatening to burst into life.

At Mercedes, the apologies are flying around like so much shattered carbon fibre.

Sebastian Vettel's 'new' Red Bull chassis for Monza and beyond is not the one used to such good effect by on-form teammate Daniel Ricciardo in 2014.

Recently linked with McLaren's quest for a top driver lineup for the Honda era, Valtteri Bottas' future is suddenly not a topic in the F1 paddock.

Speculation is rife that Luca di Montezemolo is on the verge of announcing his departure as Ferrari president.

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Kamui Kobayashi may be back on the grid, but that doesn't mean he is "happy".

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Not surprisingly, a big crowd gathered in the press conference room at Monza as hostilities resumed between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg.

Jean Todt is concerned about the viability of next month's inaugural grand prix.

Sebastian Vettel is reportedly chewing over the interest in his services expressed by McLaren-Honda.