After a six-year dry run, Lewis Hamilton finally managed to clinch his second Drivers' Championship, after a lights to flag cruise in the desert heat.
Formula One World Champion Jenson Button will drive Rolls-Royce's pinnacle range of motor cars during the 2014 Formula One season.
Resembling a prop out of modern Star Trek films, the small but fully functional Shell trackside laboratory is an essential asset during a Grand Prix weekend.
Shell's technical partnership with Scuderia Ferrari does not only benefit the fabled F1 team - but also its commercial business.
The Mercedes team continued their strong performance, as Vettel resurges with a strong second, in a delayed and wet qualifying.
With a total of 180 positions available, Singapore GP is inviting the public to sign up as volunteer race officials for the 2014 Singapore Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton edges out on Ricciardo - by a thin margin - and Rosberg to capture the first pole position of the 2014 season as Vettel fails to make top 10.
Defending world champions Infiniti Red Bull Racing have revealed their 2014 F1 contender at pre-season testing in Jerez, Spain.
The new Caterham CT05 made its debut during pre-season Formula One testing in Jerez, all ready to challenge the traditional cre of mid-pack teams.
Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 team unveiled the F1 W05, its 2014 challenger, at the Circuito de Jerez ahead of the first morning of official winter testing.
The F14-T is the 60th car built by Ferrari specifically to take part in the Formula One World Championship and believes will return the team to former glory.
McLaren has become the first team to pull the wraps off a 2014 F1 contender via its MP4-29 through an online launch late last week.
Force India has become the first team to reveal a 2014 F1 single-seater in a largely similar body albeit with a striking livery.
Following McLaren, Mercedes AMG and Caterham, several other teams have announced the launch dates for their 2014 single-seat racers.
McLaren leads launch schedule in unveiling 2014 F1 contenders, ahead of Mercedes and Caterham as Lotus skips first test of the season.
The FIA has announced the numbers that 2014 Formula One drivers will be identified with for the rest of their careers.
Instead of the current 2.4-litre naturally aspirated V8, F1 cars will use a 1.6-litre turbocharged unit with a built in energy recovery system.
Teams and drivers will be awarded with double points at next year's season concluding Grand Prix in Abu Dhabi's Yas Marina Circuit.
Formula One season might have ended prematurely for some, but the sport is still busy with driver transfers and management changes ahead of 2014.
Renault Sport F1 and the Caterham F1 Team have extended their technical partnership in the sport of Formula One for a further three years.