JONATHAN McEVOY: Ferrari announced the departure of their president Luca di Montezemolo, marking the end of a glorious but faded era.
Twitter, inevitably, fired the conspiracy that the Italian Grand Prix was fixed for Lewis Hamilton to win. So it was there that Mercedes scotched the idea along with a picture of pigs flying above Northamptonshire.
Seven-times Formula One world champion Schumacher has not been home for almost nine months since embarking on a skiing holiday with his family in the French resort of Meribel.
Nico Rosberg has called on Formula One fans to 'forgive and forget' after being booed on the podium for the second successive race.
Jenson Button has revealed he held an 'interesting and encouraging' conversation with Ron Dennis about the future direction of McLaren at the weekend.
Nico Rosberg has claimed that he drove off the track to avoid sustaining tyre damage in Sunday's Italian Grand Prix amid conspiracy theorists believing the race was fixed.
After a successful race weekend in Italy Lewis Hamilton is looking to have a big week in the gym as he prepares for the World Championship run-in.
Lewis Hamilton won a controversial Italian Grand Prix that conspiracy theorists believe was rigged by Mercedes. Triple world champion Sir Jackie Stewart joined fans on social media in questioning whether Nico Rosberg deliberately drove off the track to let Hamilton through to win to atone for causing the pair's crash at Spa a fortnight ago. Stewart said: 'I thought, "hello, what's going on here?"' He could have at least made an effort to get round the corner but he didn't.'
JONATHAN McEVOY AT MONZA: The notion that Lewis Hamilton did not win the Italian Grand Prix fair and square is about as believable as Elvis faking his own death. Both can be found in the file under 'f' for far-fetched.
Lewis Hamilton broke away from a turbulent season to pick up the GQ Sportsman of the Year award at a star-studded event in London.
Nico Rosberg has called on Formula One fans to 'forgive and forget' after being booed on the podium for the second successive race.
Lewis Hamilton has revealed he felt awkward when rival Nico Rosberg was booed for the second successive race.
Lewis Hamilton's possible return to McLaren inched closer when his former boss Ron Dennis hinted he is considering re-signing his former protégé.
Christian Horner has defended outgoing champion Sebastian Vettel after another race in which he again played second fiddle to Daniel Ricciardo.
Christijan Albers has resigned as team principal of the struggling Caterham Formula One team with Italian Manfredi Ravetto taking his place.
After what happened at the Belgian Grand Prix, I took a lot of time to reflect on the events of the weekend. I have since apologised to everybody that I can; starting with the fans because they wanted to see a battle with Lewis and that did not happen. I have apologised to my team, and to everybody involved with the team. I have also apologised to Lewis.
Daniel Ricciardo believes he can steal this year's Formula One world title from under the noses of at-war Mercedes duo Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg.
Mercedes will consider a new driver line-up if Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg are involved in another collision.
Balotelli has further clothing struggles - this time with his shorts!
After bib-gate, Mario Balotelli seems to be having further garment-based troubles
Liverpool legends Gerrard, Carragher (and Heskey) light up red carpet for film premiere
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A head injury left him convulsing during his side's 4-1 defeat
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The Formula One circus takes on five continents over eight months of gruelling action in 2014. Click on Sportsmail's ground-breaking interactive guide to find out everything you need to know about the 19 races.
Formula One has undergone wholesale changes for the new season.
Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton are the early pacesetters in the race for the 2014 Formula One title. Click here to see a full list of the drivers' and constructors' standings.
Nico Rosberg was jeered on the podium after a collision with Mercedes team-mate and rival Lewis Hamilton at the Belgian Grand Prix. Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo won the race but the main talking point was the coming together between the championship-contesting duo on lap two.
JONATHAN McEVOY: Lewis Hamilton decided that the voice of his boss in his ear was not worth following. Team orders? No, thank you, I have a world championship to win. It was the British driver's defiance in the face of an instruction to let through Nico Rosberg, his Mercedes team-mate and only rival for the title, that dominated talk here in the paddock long after Daniel Ricciardo's win in a topsy-turvy Hungarian Grand Prix of sliding and safety cars had parked up for the night.
JONATHAN McEVOY: The only people who could possibly have caught Nico Rosberg at the German Grand Prix on Sunday were Interpol
There were three winners at the end of a Canadian Grand Prix that sparkled as brightly as the Colgate-advert smile of the man standing on the top step of the podium.
JONATHAN McEVOY IN BAHRAIN: This was the finest drive of Lewis Hamilton's career in the greatest grand prix of the century.
They chanted 'Lewis, Lewis' and he sang the word 'England' over the radio, raised himself in his seat and saluted the Silverstone fans with a shake of his right hand.
JONATHAN McEVOY IN MONTE CARLO: Lewis Hamilton could not even bring himself to look at Nico Rosberg, the winner of the Monaco Grand Prix.
JONATHAN McEVOY IN KUALA LUMPUR: Elementary, my dear Hamilton. So the demanding task of winning the Malaysian Grand Prix was made to look.
Mercedes played the strategic game to perfection to help Nico Rosberg claim his third victory this season and spearhead a sixth one-two.
JONATHAN McEVOY IN SHANGHAI: An embarrassed local official and an adopted local hero left their unique marks on the Chinese Grand Prix.
Nico Rosberg's Mercedes entered the final lap a full length of the finish straight ahead of the rest to win the first Australian Grand Prix of F1''s new era.
It's been almost four weeks since the last race in Hungary and during the summer break I have been able to reflect on the season so far and look ahead to the remainder of this year and even the 2015 campaign. I had a review with the team immediately after the last race. We went through the grand prix, where I finished fourth after starting from pole position, and looked to see how we can improve in the future.
My aim heading to Germany was firstly to extend my lead in the championship over Lewis Hamilton, and then win what is my second home race after Monaco, so it was very special to win for myself and for Mercedes as it is one of the most important grands prix on the calendar for the team.
I got married to my beautiful girlfriend Vivian in Monaco last week and it was a wonderful experience. I wasn't sure if I would feel anxious about the occasion, but it was such a pleasure.
JONATHAN McEVOY: Sympathy towards Nico Rosberg is not the prevailing sentiment in Britain at the moment, but let's at least try to see if there is another side to the coin. I refer to Rosberg crashing into Lewis Hamilton at last week's Belgian Grand Prix, a crime that caused the German to be 'disciplined' by his Mercedes team on Friday.
JONATHAN MCEVOY: Max Verstappen is set to become the youngest driver in the history of Formula One at 17 years of age. But the prodigy may find it too much, too soon. He is a talented driver by all accounts and looks assured in front of the media, but F1 should be the pinnacle of a career, not the beginning.
Continuing with our series at Mail Online where we delve through the Formula One archive to re-live classic races in the build up to each grand prix, DAN RIPLEY looks back at five memorable races from Brazil - including arguably the greatest climax to any F1 season.
Continuing with our series at Mail Online where we delve through the Formula One archive to re-live classic races in the build up to each grand prix, DAN RIPLEY looks back at five memorable races from the United States.
DAN RIPLEY looks back at five memorable races from Spa-Francorchamps.
DAN RIPLEY looks back at five memorable races from Hungaroring ahead of round 10 of this season's championship.
Dan Ripley looks back at five memorable races from the Iberian peninsula ahead of the fifth instalment of this year's championship in Spain.
PHIL DUNCAN looks at some super Shanghai moments including Lewis Hamilton's perfect comeback and Michael Schumacher's final win.
MailOnline delves through the archive to re-live classic races in the build up to each grand prix, DAN RIPLEY looks back at five Monza moments.
DAN RIPLEY looks back at five memorable German races ahead of round nine of this season's championship.
Continuing with our series, we delve through the Formula One archive to re-live classic races in the build up to each grand prix.
The start time of the 2009 race was put back to cater for European TV audiences but the move backfired as the race was hit by a thunderstorm and abandoned.
MailOnline delves through the Formula One archives to re-live classic races from the Japanese grand prix, as DAN RIPLEY looks back at five memorable races.
DAN RIPLEY looks back at five memorable races from Silverstone ahead of the eighth instalment of this year's championship in Britian.
DAN RIPLEY looks back at five memorable races from the Gilles Villeneuve Circuit.
PHIL DUNCAN takes a trip down memory lane to re-live some brilliant races from Adelaide and Melbourne including Damon Hill's infamous clash with Michael Schumacher.
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