Formula One News — June 2013

Marussia is not racing on a "level playing field", team chief executive Graeme Lowdon has told the Guardian newspaper.

McLaren must not 'lose' another whole season by bungling the development of its next car, new team driver Sergio Perez has warned.

Red Bull on Monday was quick to officially deny reports it is considering breaking the rules as a counter-punch to the 'test-gate' scandal verdict.

Most formula one teams have deals in place with Pirelli beyond 2013, according to a report.

Robert Kubica insists he is not pushing for a formula one track test, even though he is 80 per cent ready to return to the pinnacle of motor sport.

Jenson Button has denied the absence of former technical director Paddy Lowe explains McLaren's struggle in 2013.

Ferrari has admitted it is "disappointed" to have been used as part of Mercedes' defence as the German team escaped from the test-gate scandal with a light penalty.

Valencia's regional government has expressed surprise at news Barcelona is selling tickets for the 2014 Spanish grand prix.

Adrian Sutil insists his friendship with Lewis Hamilton remains broken.

20-year-old Brazilian Felipe Nasr is likely to make his F1 debut in 2014.

Charles Pic's future is closely tied to Renault, manager Olivier Panis has admitted.

The curious outcome of the 'test-gate' saga is that, although found guilty of breaking the rules, Mercedes is reacting with relief at the outcome of the international tribunal' verdict.

Renault on Friday revealed a sneak-preview of the sound of its 2014 engine.

Ferrari has ridiculed Mercedes' penalty in the wake of the 'test-gate' hearing late last week.

The Mercedes GP team issued a statement following the decision of the FIA Tribunal.

The FIA Tribunal has reprimanded Mercedes for using a 2013 car during a Pirelli tyre test, and has excluded the team from taking part in the young driver test this summer.

Amid the 'test-gate' storm and uncertainty about the future, Bernie Ecclestone has revealed that Pirelli "has a contract" beyond 2013.

The world of F1 remains on tenterhooks after the FIA delayed its decision in the 'test-gate' scandal.

Six months after he left McLaren, it is clear the wounds between Lewis Hamilton and the great British team are far from being healed.

Mark Webber has contradicted reports he is waiting on Red Bull to decide whether he will be retained beyond his expiring 2013 contract.

Red Bull's Christian Horner made a surprise appearance in Paris on Thursday as the 'test-gate' hearing began.

The F1 world is holding its collective breath ahead of the 'test-gate' hearing in Paris on Thursday.

Jenson Button thinks the economy and an 'after you' style of racing in 2013 has hurt ticket sales ahead of the British grand prix.

Pastor Maldonado insists he does not feel threatened by the rising form of his rookie teammate Valtteri Bottas.