The 2014 Formula One season marked a significant change in regulations, introducing turbocharged V6 engines to replace the previous V8s. This shift aimed to improve fuel efficiency and performance, leading to a competitive year with new challenges for teams and drivers. The season featured 19 races, starting in Australia and concluding in Abu Dhabi. The championship was dominated by Mercedes drivers, with Lewis Hamilton winning his second title and Nico Rosberg finishing as runner-up. The season showcased intense rivalries and strategic battles, highlighting the importance of both engineering and driver skill in the sport.