Formula One News — April 2013

1997 World Champion Jacques Villeneuve, now turned TV comentator, thinks Kimi Raikkonen would be a good bet for this year's championship.

India is facing a long wait for another formula one driver, Karun Chandhok has warned.

After the Red Bull affair ignited the old debate about team orders, Toro Rosso boss Franz Tost insists it is "pointless" to reintroduce a ban.

Jean-Eric Vergne has hinted just how high the stakes are at Toro Rosso this year.

Red Bull claims it beat McLaren's all-time record for the fastest ever tyre pitstop during the recent Malaysian grand prix.

McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh says he is happy with team newcomer Sergio Perez.

Mark Webber may have been the victim of the 'Multi-21' affair at Sepang, but the Australian's behaviour also raised a few eyebrows.

Having missed out on a race seat with the McLaren team in 2013, Paul di Resta now hopes to beat the team at the wheel of a Force India.

Felipe Massa recent competitiveness has returned the Brazilian driver to the form that almost saw him win the title in 2008

Kimi Raikkonen is "a candidate" to replace Mark Webber at Red Bull, team owner Dietrich Mateschitz has admitted.

Christian Horner has defended Sebastian Vettel, arguing that Mark Webber has also ignored team orders and that champions do not succeed by being "submissive".

Pirelli will "review" its approach to the 2013 season after Bahrain, the tyre supplier's Paul Hembery has now admitted.

Bernie Ecclestone has failed to deny rumours Justin King, the 51-year-old British boss of supermarket chain Sainsbury's, is being lined up to replace him.

Ferrari, Mercedes and even McLaren -- they all claim they can push reigning champions Red Bull in 2013.

F1's governing body has warned three top teams to make changes to their cars ahead of the next race in China, it has emerged.