Formula One News — September 2013

Valtteri Bottas has counted himself out of the running to replace his Finnish countryman Kimi Raikkonen at Lotus.

Kimi Raikkonen may have returned to Ferrari to finish his formula one career with a final challenge, according to Lotus team boss Eric Boullier.

Felipe Massa has leapt into contention to replace the Ferrari-bound Kimi Raikkonen at Lotus.

Nico Hulkenberg's manager has expressed disappointment with how Ferrari broke the bad news to the German driver this week.

Michael Schumacher says the only way Sebastian Vettel can stop Italian fans from booing him is by joining Ferrari.

Carlos Sainz jr has admitted he is not a serious candidate to replace the Red Bull-bound Daniel Ricciardo at Toro Rosso next year.

Renault has ruled out speculation Red Bull's V6 engines could be rebranded 'Infiniti' in 2014.

2007 World Champion Kimi Raikkonen has signed a two-year deal to return to Ferrari to partner Fernando Alonso.

Felipe Massa has revealed he will not be racing a Ferrari in 2014.

Beating Red Bull to the world championship will now be "virtually impossible" for rival teams, former Mercedes boss Norbert Haug admits.

Daniel Ricciardo insists Red Bull will give him a fair shot at race wins even though his teammate is the multiple world champion Sebastian Vettel.

The F1 world is only now waiting for the announcement.

Red Bull left Monza scratching its head, after winner Sebastian Vettel and teammate Mark Webber nursed gearbox problems throughout the race weekend.

Bahrain will celebrate its tenth anniversary as a formula one host by staging next year's race under lights.

FIA presidential candidate David Ward has denied he is siding with F1's old guard Max Mosley and Bernie Ecclestone in his push to dethrone Jean Todt.

Kimi Raikkonen's age played against him as Red Bull made its decision about who should replace Mark Webber in 2014.

Renault has denied the departure of the French carmaker's chief operating officer Carlos Tavares will affect the formula one programme.

Dr Helmut Marko has denied reports Felipe Nasr is in the running to replace the Red Bull-bound Daniel Ricciardo at Toro Rosso next year.

As he reinforced his dominance on the season with a sixth win of 2013 on Sunday, Sebastian Vettel's rivals acknowledged at Monza the German is on course to be a four-time world champion.

As the formula one paddock emptied at Monza, one rumour had moved into the realm of fact -- Kimi Raikkonen is returning to Ferrari in 2014.

The end of Sauber's financial struggles could depend on the new Russian connections paving the way to sponsor deals.

Team boss Cyril Abiteboul has admitted he is not sure if Caterham will have to sign two sponsored drivers for 2014.

McLaren is next in line for a private tyre test with Pirelli, according to the German-language Speed Week.

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