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Sergio Perez will remain with Force India for the 2015 Formula One season after signing a new multi-year contract, extending his partnership with Nico Hülkenberg.
Bernie Ecclestone has announced plans to tighten paddock accreditation for online journalists, raising questions about future access for digital media in Formula One.
As the 2014 Formula One season approaches its double-points finale in Abu Dhabi, financial instability dominates the paddock, with Caterham and Marussia both fighting for survival.
Adrian Sutil’s representatives claim Sauber breached F1 rules by signing three drivers for 2015, raising questions over contract recognition and team finances.
Stefano Domenicali, former Ferrari F1 team principal, will join Audi in Ingolstadt on 1 November 2014, focusing on service and mobility projects.
Gene Haas says his new Formula One team will stick to its 2016 debut plans, despite Bernie Ecclestone’s remarks about smaller teams and the sport’s future structure.
Toto Wolff says Mercedes' adherence to engine rules has made the team an unpopular powerhouse as rivals push for changes after their 2014 title win.
Williams driver Felipe Massa has called Pirelli's choice of hard and medium tyres for the 2014 Brazilian Grand Prix 'unacceptable', saying the compounds may be too conservative for the newly resurfaced Interlagos circuit.
FIA president Jean Todt has said Michael Schumacher is making progress at home in Switzerland, but a Formula One return is not expected.
F1 legend Niki Lauda has publicly criticised Formula E after its Beijing debut, describing the electric series as lacking the essence of real racing.
From the Singapore Grand Prix onwards, Formula One teams will be barred from giving drivers radio instructions on how to drive, following a new FIA clampdown.
McLaren racing director Eric Boullier has rejected claims that Formula One teams will be required to field three cars each in 2015, despite concerns over the financial health of several outfits.
Williams confirmed Valtteri Bottas and Felipe Massa will stay on for 2015 after Bottas’s strong form drew attention from rival Formula One teams.
Concerns over the future of several Formula One teams intensified after the Italian Grand Prix, with speculation about exits, ownership changes and grid numbers dominating the Monza paddock.
Sixteen-year-old Max Verstappen will attempt the 300km run required for an FIA super licence next week, with Toro Rosso aiming for a possible Suzuka Friday debut.
Williams reserve Felipe Nasr is reportedly in contention to replace Felipe Massa for the 2015 Formula One season, backed by a potential $18 million sponsorship deal.
Fernando Alonso has publicly stated he does not rate Sebastian Vettel as Formula One’s top driver, instead naming Lewis Hamilton as his pick during the 2014 season.
Roberto Merhi is poised to step into the Caterham F1 seat at Monza, pending a late decision from the FIA on his super licence eligibility.
Gilles Villeneuve's six-year Ferrari career produced unforgettable moments, earning him a place as the third greatest Ferrari Formula One driver despite never winning a world title.
Bernie Ecclestone has rejoined the board of F1’s parent company Delta Topco following the conclusion of his bribery trial in Germany, resuming full corporate duties alongside his chief executive role.
Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner concedes Mercedes’ power unit advantage is too great to close in the second half of the 2014 Formula One season.
Jean-Michel Jalinier, Renault’s former F1 chief, blamed Mercedes’ vast investment for the French and Italian teams’ struggles in the 2014 V6 hybrid era.
Reports from Italy and Germany suggest Fernando Alonso is seeking a $50 million annual salary to sign a new three-year deal with Ferrari beyond 2016.
Ferrari Formula One driver Kimi Raikkonen and his girlfriend Minttu Virtanen are set to become parents, with the news confirmed by the couple via social media.