2014 F1 rules a huge technical and financial challenge

Franz Tost says F1 teams are walking a "very fine line" as to how much they invest in this year's car and how much in next season's. Next season Formula One will undergo a major shake-up as the sport drops the current 2.4-litre V8 engines in favour ...

Formula One team representatives John Booth (Marussia), Ross Brawn (Mercedes), Christian Horner (Red Bull Racing), Franz Tost (Toro Rosso) and Claire Williams (Williams) met the media in Shanghai, China, on Friday to kick off the

Franz Tost may not be a fan of team orders, however, he reckons banning them is pointless as teams will find a way to use them. The topic of team orders has dominated Formula One in the wake of the Malaysian GP where both Red Bull and Mercedes ...

"It was one problem after another today," said Jean-Eric Vergne after a premature end to his Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday at the Circuit de Catalunya. He'd spent the first half of the race just outside of the top ten, but then a disastrous pit stop ...

Toro Rosso believe they now understand the problems which held them back during the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend. "Daniel Ricciardo's very slow pace in Bahrain was quickly traced to a set-up error, rather than a design fault or failure with STR8," .

Neither of Australia's F1 stars will look back fondly on their trip to Bahrain in 2013, Mark Webber struggling to seventh on worn out tyres, while Daniel Ricciardo finished a distant 16th. Struggle ... worn tyres told the tale for Webber, who lost ...

So good is Kimi Raikkonen's record in Bahrain youd be tempted to call it his home away from home. That is until you look at his win column. In seven appearances at the Sakhir circuit the Lotus star has reached the podium a remarkable five times, ...

Sakhir, Bahrain: Formula One returns this week to Bahrain, casting the spotlight on a series that has defied criticism to race on while a bloody, political crisis has engulfed one of the West's most important allies in the region. The Bahrain Grand ...

MANAMA: Police in Bahrain's capital raided a boys high school yesterday and fired tear gas in clashes with students angry over a fellow student's arrest the day before. Yesterday's violence came as the Gulf nation boosted security in preparation for ...