Fernando Alonso believes the Formula 1 rule changes to make cars faster in 2017 could sway his decision on whether to stay on the grid beyond his current contract.The two-time world champion is in the middle of a three-year deal with McLaren, which concludes at the end of 2017. With...

Felipe Massa says he is concerned about the future of his former Formula 1 team Sauber, given its current financial situation.The Swiss outfit has not paid its staff on time for the last two months because of cash-flow problems, with boss Monisha Kaltenborn working to find more backers for the...

Leading Formula 1 drivers have called for change to the way F1 is governed, calling the current structure "obsolete."F1 has come under fire recently after hastily introducing unpopular changes to its qualifying format on the eve of the season. This came shortly after commercial chief Bernie Ecclestone called the current...

Ferrari's new team boss Maurizio Arrivabene believes rule changes planned for 2017 must be a revolution for Formula 1 if the sport is not going to lose more fans.Speaking in response to comments from Niki Lauda saying F1 must not ease off in the push for 1000hp cars push for...

Sweeping rule changes shouldn't favour the smaller teams, but Force India have bucked the trend in 2014, entering the summer break on the back of the strongest opening to an F1 campaign in their history.In a candid and exclusive interview, Force India chief operating officer Otmar Szafnauer reveals how the...

Related StoriesFormula 1 is making a mistake in pushing forward with radical rule changes to try to boost the spectacle before it knows fully what fans want, reckons Pirelli's Paul Hembery.There have been suggestions that F1's quest to appease its critics, with efforts such as the "trumpet" exhaust tested yesterday...

Jacques Villeneuve has criticized the direction Formula 1 is heading, stating that he fears for the sport's future based on the rule changes made in recent years.Speaking at the reveal of his 2014 World Rallycross program, the 1997 world champion said that he is worried F1 is becoming too artificial...

Lotus boss Eric Boullier is confident his team's lack of resources relative to the biggest teams has not hampered its preparations for Formula 1's major 2014 rule changes.All F1 squads faced a balancing act between keeping their 2013 cars competitive while devoting time to the extremely different '14 machines with...

Today's announcements of rule changes to be introduced next season will fundamentally change the look of the 2014 season, but what do they mean for F1? Edd Straw considersDouble points for season finaleNever before in the history of the world championship has one race paid out more points than the...

McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh says there will be no excuses if his team is not back at the front in Formula 1 next year.As he welcomed the end of a campaign where McLaren failed to take a podium finish for the first time since 1980, Whitmarsh made it clear that...