Formula One is set to see a return to in-season testing next year after a majority of teams voted for four two-day tests during the course of the 2014 season read more »

As the row over Mercedes' private test for Mercedes rumbles on, a longer term fix to the issue has emerged in the form of a controlled return of in-season testing in... read more »

In-season testing looks set to return in 2014, with the majority of team bosses verbally agreeing to stage a total of four post-race gatherings during a meeting of the Sporting... read more »

Formula 1 is set to relax its in-season testing restrictions for 2014 after teams agreed to stage sessions after four grands prix next season. read more »

After much lobbying by some of the bigger teams, in-season testing looks set to return in 2014. read more »

In-season testing will return to Formula 1 next year, after teams approved plans for four post-race sessions in 2014. read more »

Not only could 2014 see a record breaking 21-race calendar and four pre-season tests starting in January, but the return of in-season testing looks likely too. A meeting of the... read more »

The F1 off-season could be compressed to just a matter of weeks by the addition of extra races and pre-season testing ahead of the 2014... read more »

McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh expects "sensible" plans to open the 2014 season in Bahrain on the back of a pre-season test in the Middle East will be rubber-stamped -... read more »

The local organiser of the proposed Grand Prix of America at New Jersey has claimed that a 15-year deal is in place with Bernie Ecclestone, and that the first race will go... read more »

Formula 1 looks set for a record 21-race calendar in 2014, with the season kicking off earlier than usual to accomodate two new races. Not only will the racing season begin... read more »

The 2014 calendar is set to be expanded to 21 races with a provisional start date of March 2nd in Bahrain, Sky Sports F1 has learnt. read more »

June's issue of The F1 Times Magazine is now available to download from the iTunes Newsstand for just £1.49 ($1.99) or grab a 12-month... read more »

The on-off Grand Prix of America, to be held on the streets of New Jersey, has reportedly secured a 15-year contract to host Formula 1. The event, which was supposed to take... read more »

Mercedes could have gained an advantage in the design of next year's car by being able to get a first taste of Pirelli's 2014 tyres, reckons Sauber team principal... read more »

Nico Rosberg insists Mercedes gained no advantage during their 1,000km secret test with Pirelli, following news the team will face an investigation by the FIA's... read more »

In-season testing is returning in 2014, according to Italy’s La Gazzetta dello Sport. However, Germany’s Auto Motor und Sport reported recently that a... read more »

Even without a manager or Russian sponsors, Vitaly Petrov is still determined to return to Formula One in 2014. Since losing his Caterham seat at the end of last year,... read more »

Former-F1 tyre supplier Bridgestone has ruled out returning to the sport amid the current uncertainty over Pirelli's future. Pirelli is yet to agree a new supply contract,... read more »

He may not have a sponsor or manager, but Vitaly Petrov insists that he is still focused on returning to the F1 grid in 2014.     read more »

Alain Prost believes that the lack of testing will make adapting to the new generation of Formula 1 engines an unprecedented challenge for drivers read more »

Williams insist they can't switch focus to their 2014 model until they get to the bottom of their woes with this year's car... read more »

Heikki Kovalainen has split with his management company, after they failed to help him secure a Formula 1 seat for the 2013 season. The Finn, a one-time race winner with... read more »

Heikki Kovalainen confirms a split with his management team as he seeks to make a return to the F1 grid for 2014     read more »

Williams' chief race engineer Xevi Pujolar says the team's main priority remains sorting out this year's car before it switches focus to its 2014 design read more »