A new US-based racing team is confirmed as heading to Formula 1, after Gene Haas announced on Friday that his bid for an FIA licence has been accepted. read more »

Gene Haas, co-owner of NASCAR outfit Stewart-Haas Racing, has confirmed that he has been granted an entry into Formula 1. read more »

McLaren chairman Ron Dennis believes those criticising the sport and spreading negative comments need to discuss the matter internally and not in the open as it could damage... read more »

Michiel Mol, co-owner of the Sahara Force India F1 team has joined the board of director of Super Aguri, a team set to compete in the new all electric Formula One racing class. read more »

The opening three rounds of the 2014 Formula 1 campaign have confirmed Mercedes's huge pace advantage, Red Bull's gradual recovery from its pre-season woes and... read more »

After around five months without racing it was great to finally get back to business in Bahrain. read more »

Red Bull Racing finished the Bahrain Grand Prix with a fourth and sixth place finish for Daniel Ricciardo and Sebastian Vettel respectively. The Australian started the race... read more »

Red Bull Racing have today announced the appointment of Dan Fallows as the team's new Head Of Aerodynamics. Dan will take up the role with immediate effect. read more »

Mercedes can be caught in 2014 despite their huge pace advantage, McLaren racing director Eric Boullier says. read more »

McLaren Formula 1 team racing director Eric Boullier believes the clutch issue that blighted the squad's Bahrain Grand Prix has been resolved and will not be repeated read more »

A double retirement for McLaren in Bahrain allowed Mercedes to flatter to deceive, suggests McLaren's Racing Director, Eric Boullier. read more »

Mercedes insist they won't employ team orders during a grand prix this season after witnessing Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg battle it out during the Bahrain GP. The... read more »

We've seen some fantastic wheel-to-wheel racing in Bahrain, in which tyre strategy and pace management played a definite part. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen says it feels like Ferrari is racing in a different class to the Mercedes-engined Formula 1 teams, after the Scuderia's difficult start to the season... read more »

McLaren may have failed to finish in Bahrain but Jenson Button is adamant the team took a "step forward" while the racing was great... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has described the current state of racing in Formula 1 as "unacceptable" for spectators, arguing that significant modifications are required... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has thrown his support behind Mercedes and, at the same time, criticised his former boss at Ferrari, Luca di Montezemolo. Di Montezemolo is due to hold... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone thinks urgent changes to improve the Formula 1 spectacle are now essential - after claiming on Sunday that the current state of the racing is... read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier says the team is definitely in a strong position despite being outqualified by a Williams and Force India in... read more »

The idea of tweaking the regulations after just two races is "absurd" according to Mercedes boss Toto Wolff who says their rivals simply haven't done a good... read more »

The results we've seen so far here are not a surprise because we knew we would be racing on the defensive. read more »

Nico Rosberg admits that racing under the lights in Bahrain will be a different prospect to taking another F1 pole for Mercedes.     read more »

The 2014 Bahrain Grand Prix marks McLaren Mercedes driver Jenson Button's 250th Grand Prix. To celebrate, we asked him to give us a run down of his top 10 McLaren drives.... read more »

Nico Rosberg says the Bahrain Grand Prix is going to be "a whole new challenge" due to racing under the lights, with tyres and visibility an... read more »

Two races into the 2014 Formula One season, Minardi founder Giancarlo Minardi says that the lack of action so far is mostly due to the excessive penalties that are being handed... read more »