Formula One News — June 2013

Lewis Hamilton insists he is not fazed by his inferior form alongside Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg so far in 2013.

If Pirelli's tyre tweak is introduced for Silverstone, it will almost certainly be the last change in 2013, Paul Hembery has revealed.

McLaren is only inching back to the front of the field in 2013, sporting director Sam Michael has admitted.

Even without a manager or Russian sponsors, Vitaly Petrov is still determined to return to formula one in 2014.

McLaren is standing firmly behind Sergio Perez, despite fierce criticism from his rivals in the wake of the Monaco grand prix.

Lewis Hamilton has refused to join the list of former drivers who criticise the great McLaren team.

The 'test-gate' saga is likely to be the big topic of conversation this weekend in Canada.

The only missing link as Lewis Hamilton adapts to life at Mercedes is time, team boss Ross Brawn insists.

Bridgestone, F1's official tyre supplier before Pirelli, has joined Hankook in playing down the prospect of a formula one foray for 2014.

James Allison, the highly-rated F1 engineer who recently left Lotus, is being linked with Red Bull's future.

A proposal by Ferrari to ease F1's strict testing limits was voted down in Monaco.

Even at the age of 71, Sir Frank Williams sees a long future for his eponymous formula one team.

Adrian Sutil is happy his return to formula one this year has gone smoothly so far.

Williams' new engine deal with Mercedes could be set to pay off immediately for Dani Juncadella.

Felipe Massa will use a brand new Ferrari chassis in Canada this weekend.

Christian Horner has defended Ferrari, amid the controversy about 'secret' Pirelli tyre tests conducted by the famous Italian team as well as Mercedes.

Bernie Ecclestone insists looming bribery charges do not immediately threaten his job at the helm of formula one.

Ferrari has hit back at claims it is also being investigated by the FIA for illegally testing with Pirelli.

The Canadian grand prix will be run and won this weekend without the future of the Montreal race being clear.

Mercedes is not ruling out quitting formula one over the Bernie Ecclestone corruption scandal.

The FIA will move to 'freeze' development of F1 manufacturers' new turbo V6 engines, it has emerged.

Sebastian Vettel admits he is not sure if the idea of having Kimi Raikkonen as his teammate next year is "realistic".

Hankook has been in talks with Bernie Ecclestone about replacing Pirelli as F1's official tyre supplier.

Lotus owner Gerard Lopez has backed Romain Grosjean, amid speculation the Enstone based team could replace the beleaguered French driver.