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F1 driver Jules Bianchi out of coma, still unconscious

Formula 1 driver Jules Bianchi has come out of artificial coma and is breathing unaided, his family said Wednesday.

Racing towards disaster? F1 should fix its business model or die

Formula One finds itself mired in negativity, with a season of truly thrilling racing dotted with negative headlines, and it has only itself to blame.

Sick of the way Formula 1 is being run right now: Eddie Jordan

Jordan, who has been close to Ecclestone, said when he had needed a 'leg up', he got it and pointed out that most of the champions of the last 25 years had started out with smaller teams as had boffins like Adrian Newey and Ross Brawn.

Formula One modifies qualifying due to fewer cars

Formula One has had to modify its qualifying format after financial problems ruled the Caterham and Marussia teams out of Sunday's U.S. Grand Prix while Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel is set to be sidelined by an engine penalty.

More teams could follow Marussia and Caterham into F1 oblivion, warns Mosley

This week's US Grand Prix in Austin, Texas will have just nine Formula One teams on the track, the lowest number since 2005, and Mosley feared the number could fall further.

British Indian billionaire brothers eyeing F1 Marussia team

British Indian brothers Baljinder Sohi and Sonny Kaushal are reportedly looking to purchase Formula One team Marussia, based in Britain and owned by Russian billionaire Andrey Cheglakov.

Formula One praying for stricken Jules Bianchi

French media said Bianchi remained critical and was under artificial respiration, contrary to reports on Sunday evening that suggested he was breathing unassisted after surgery.

Jules Bianchi yet to regain consciousness after Japanese F1 crash

The race was red-flagged with nine laps to go after Bianchi went off at Turn 7, where Sauber's Adrian Sutil had crashed earlier.

Marussia to use Ferrari engines in 2014

The British-based team operate with the smallest budget in the sport and have yet to score a point since their debut in 2010 as Virgin Racing.

F1: Marussia's De Villota stable after further surgery

De Villota underwent lengthy surgery on Tuesday and Marussia said she went back into theatre for the next phase of an operation to address her facial injuries.