Formula One News — April 2013

A cloud of uncertainty has moved above October's scheduled running of the Korean grand prix.

Less than a month ago, the FIA's low-profile president Jean Todt seemed to race away from the issue of cost cutting in formula one.

Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko insists pre-season comments he made about Mark Webber were never supposed to be interpreted as criticism of the Australian driver.

Nico Hulkenberg has admitted he is enjoying his status as the most experienced driver at Sauber this year.

Nico Rosberg insists that the team orders issued to him in the Malaysian GP are now behind the young German.

Circuit de Catalunya chief Salvador Servia has played down reports Barcelona could annually alternate the Spanish grand prix with Valencia.

Not long ago, McLaren's 2013 campaign was in tatters, as the famous British team refused to rule out scrapping its new car and putting the 2012 machine back into action.

The new cream of Red Bull's driver development programme, Antonio Felix da Costa, is continuing his steady push towards formula one.

Mark Webber should be able to cope with life as a highly-paid and rated 'number two'.

Felipe Massa is sure he has found the road back to F1 success.

Apr.8 (GMM) Kimi Raikkonen filled in the time between the recent Malaysian grand prix and round three in China this weekend with a spot of motocross.

Lotus has admitted it is opposed to Pirelli making radical changes to its 2013 tyres.

Jules Bianchi has refused to rule out speculation his impressive pace with Marussia so far in 2013 could lead to a future at Ferrari.

Red Bull has signed up a female driver to its famous driver development 'junior team'.

One respected veteran correspondent has allayed fears F1's scream will become a whimper when the new V6 rules take over next year.

Rubens Barrichello has admitted he would happily step back into the cockpit of a formula one car, to race one more time just for "the pleasure and passion".

Toto Wolff, a new shareholder at Mercedes alongside Niki Lauda this year, has denied rumours of a 'power struggle' between the Austrian duo.

Gerhard Berger has refused to jump on the bandwagon with those criticising Sebastian Vettel in the wake of the 'Multi-21' affair.

Almost two weeks after the Malaysian GP the Red Bull affair keeps going.

Bernie Ecclestone has played down reports civil unrest could yet again affect the running of Bahrain's grand prix.

Paul di Resta is worried Force India will struggle to keep up with the development race in 2013.

F1's engine manufacturers have reportedly won the battle for an extra pre-season test for 2014.

Amid criticism of the Italian marque's approach, Martin Brundle has defended F1 tyre supplier Pirelli.

The calmer tones of F1's new-generation turbo V6 engines could be artificially enhanced, according to Bernie Ecclestone.