Formula One News — May 2013

Honda is expected to announce before the week is out its highly anticipated return to formula one.

Bernie Ecclestone will meet with Renault chairman Carlos Ghosn in Paris on Thursday.

Honda is shaping up to announce its return to formula one, a source at the Japanese manufacturer said on Wednesday.

The signs are growing ever stronger than Daniel Ricciardo is a real candidate to replace his Australian countryman Mark Webber at Red Bull next year.

Pirelli has denied claims it is making major changes to its 2013 tyre design as a result of the pressure applied by world champions Red Bull.

German prosecutors have charged Bernie Ecclestone with bribery, the Suddeutsche Zeitung newspaper reports in its Wednesday edition.

Christian Horner says he is not worried Sebastian Vettel is about to jump ship to a rival formula one team.

Lotus team owner Gerard Lopez has played down the impact of technical director James Allison's departure.

Carlos Slim, the Mexican telecommunications billionaire, has already arrived as a sponsor at British team McLaren.

Pirelli is speeding up a scheduled change of tack for its 2013 tyres.

Christian Horner was on Tuesday faced with rising speculation Red Bull is weighing up a choice between two drivers for Mark Webber's 2014 seat.

If Bernie Ecclestone is charged with bribery, it will be the end of the 82-year-old Briton's long and famous reign over formula one.

McLaren has denied a radio call to Sergio Perez during Sunday's Spanish grand prix was a 'team order'.

In the days after the Spanish grand prix, the word on everybody's lips is the same - tyres.

Stefano Domenicali doubts F1's pecking order will change significantly as the 'development race' continues in 2013.

Romain Grosjean sounds supportive of F1's move to enhance its penalty system.

Pirelli is now well on the road to securing a new contract to continue as F1's official tyre supplier beyond 2013.

Spanish GP - Race Report

There is an angry 'T-word' on everybody's lips after Sunday's puzzling and painful Spanish grand prix.

The FIA on Sunday considered penalising Fernando Alonso for picking up a Spanish flag after winning the race.

Mercedes has been tipped as a likely favourite to win the fabled Monaco grand prix later this month.

F1 team Lotus has reportedly sold a $1.5 million stake to a British property investor.

McLaren's cars could go orange in the near future, team boss Martin Whitmarsh has admitted.

Martin Whitmarsh is determined to keep his job at McLaren, despite the depth of the great British team's 2013 slump.