Formula One News — October 2013

Fernando Alonso has hit back at suggestions he could up his game in the discipline of qualifying.

Red Bull has slammed reports it is flouting the rules as Sebastian Vettel stamps his dominance on the 2013 season.

Mark Webber has pointed to Pirelli's 2013 tyres as the reason for his struggle against dominant teammate Sebastian Vettel this year.

Monisha Kaltenborn insists Sauber would not be afraid to pair two young drivers together in 2014.

Caterham's current race drivers have admitted they are not sure if they will stay with the team beyond 2013.

Daniil Kvyat has admitted the vacancy at Toro Rosso for 2014 may have come too soon for him.

Nico Hulkenberg's weight could dent his chances of securing a McLaren seat in 2014.

F1's major teams reportedly oppose moves to appoint a single fuel supplier.

Sebastian Vettel's dominance is being powered by a clever post-'exhaust blowing' solution, a specialist Italian magazine claims.

The days where grands prix are spiced-up by deliberately heavily-degrading tyres could be over.

Jean Todt's rival FIA presidential candidate has announced he would consider dropping the highly controversial Bahrain grand prix.

Sergey Sirotkin's push for a F1 super license will take place at the wheel of a four-year-old Ferrari.

Vitaly Petrov could be set to burst back into F1 as a powerful pay-driver, it has emerged.

Robin Frijns will continue his push towards formula one with different management.