Red Bull Rejects Mercedes Power Unit Supply Amid 2014 F1 Tensions
Red Bull has dismissed the idea of taking Mercedes engines, despite ongoing frustrations with Renault’s performance and Mercedes’ dominance in the 2014 Formula One season.
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Red Bull has dismissed the idea of taking Mercedes engines, despite ongoing frustrations with Renault’s performance and Mercedes’ dominance in the 2014 Formula One season.
Rumours at the 2014 Spanish Grand Prix link Fernando Alonso to a Mercedes seat and Adrian Newey to a Ferrari technical role, but senior figures publicly deny any imminent moves.
McLaren’s Eric Boullier has compared Kevin Magnussen’s learning curve to that of other F1 newcomers, insisting a dip in form is normal for a rookie.
Bernie Ecclestone will rely on Sacha Woodward-Hill, Formula One’s chief legal officer, to help manage F1 business as his corruption trial begins in Munich next week.
Aldo Costa says Mercedes’ 2014 Formula One car is as strong as Adrian Newey’s Red Bull RB10, challenging the idea that engine power alone explains Mercedes’ early dominance.
Robert Kubica says his current physical limitations make a return to Formula One impossible, despite progress in other racing disciplines since his 2011 rally crash.
Kimi Raikkonen, the 2007 world champion, has indicated he will end his Formula One career at Ferrari, bringing a two-decade journey through the sport towards its close.
Criticism of Formula One’s quieter turbo V6 engines in 2014 has sparked speculation that key figures may be seeking to drive down the sport’s value for a possible takeover.
Niki Lauda has rejected criticism of Formula One’s new turbo hybrid regulations, arguing the sport’s technical direction is right despite complaints over reduced engine noise.
Infiniti presented the Q50 Eau Rouge Concept at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show, highlighting its Formula One-inspired design and a 500hp-plus engine, though production remained unconfirmed.
Sabine Kehm dismisses speculation that doctors in Grenoble are preparing to bring Michael Schumacher out of his induced coma, urging caution over unofficial updates.
Eric Boullier, former Lotus F1 team principal, joins McLaren as racing director as Ron Dennis oversees a shake-up of the Woking squad's management structure.
Romanian budget brand Dacia has denied speculation linking it to a potential Formula 1 entry for the 2015 season, dismissing suggestions of involvement with Colin Kolles.
Ferrari is organising a silent tribute outside the Grenoble hospital where Michael Schumacher remains in a critical condition following his skiing accident.
Michael Schumacher is in a medically induced coma in Grenoble hospital after a skiing accident in the French Alps left him with severe brain injuries.
Doctors at Grenoble hospital say Michael Schumacher's condition has stabilised slightly following a second operation, but the Formula One champion remains in critical condition.
Doctors in Grenoble will provide the next official update on Michael Schumacher’s condition following his skiing accident, as speculation continues and his family remains at his side.
Doctors report Michael Schumacher is in a relatively stable but still critical state after a second brain operation, with his situation described as fragile despite some unexpected improvement.
Mark Webber has deleted remarks from his official website in which he criticised Red Bull figures Christian Horner, Helmut Marko and Sebastian Vettel after leaving Formula One.
Lewis Hamilton called Felipe Massa’s move from Ferrari to Williams a fresh opportunity, while Nico Rosberg warned of the challenges facing the Brazilian at a smaller team.
Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn has made clear that Sergio Perez is not guaranteed a return to the Swiss Formula One squad for the 2014 season, despite speculation.
Pastor Maldonado paid a visit to Sauber’s Hinwil headquarters this week, fuelling speculation about a 2014 race seat as the Swiss Formula One team battles ongoing financial difficulties.
Sebastian Vettel joined his Red Bull crew to pack up the garage after sealing his fourth Formula One title at the 2013 Indian Grand Prix, pausing celebrations to help the team.
Gian Carlo Minardi has publicly raised concerns over Sebastian Vettel’s dominant pace at the 2013 Singapore Grand Prix, suggesting possible irregularities in Red Bull’s traction control systems.