Formula One News — March 2013

1997 world champion Jacques Villeneuve is not sure Sebastian Vettel's apologies should be so readily accepted.

Marussia chief executive Andy Webb has admitted the team will be powered either by Ferrari or Mercedes engines in 2014.

A backmarker and its young rookie are emerging as a true surprise package of 2013.

There could be truth in Sebastian Vettel's claim that he didn't deliberately ignore team orders in Malaysia last Sunday.

The Force India Formula One team has announced that it has signed an agreement to extend their engine supply deal with Mercedes Benz from the 2014 season and behind.

Pirelli has ruled out making changes to its 2013 product, despite Red Bull and Mercedes complaining that this year's tyres are penalising the best cars.

As the Malaysian Red Bull affair continues on, the F1 rumour mill is already beginning to churn out potential candidates for Mark Webber's seat.

Claire Williams, the daughter of Williams F1 founder Frank Williams, has been named deputy team principal for the formula one team.

Mark Webber will leave Red Bull at the end of 2013, major German newspaper Bild is reporting.

New Sauber driver Nico Hulkenberg said eighth place in Malaysia last Sunday was "unacceptable".

Ferrari and Lotus would veto any move to have Pirelli change the compounds of its 2013 tyres.

Williams could revert to the exhaust of its 2012 car, after struggling for pace and handling with the new FW35 so far this season.

Former driver and Minardi team co-founder Giancarlo Martini has died.

Mark Webber's father insists the 36-year-old Australian driver is not quitting Red Bull or formula one.

Toto Wolff, the new Mercedes co-owner and director, has played down reports of a growing rift between the team's German and British factions.

Lewis Hamilton has admitted Bernie Ecclestone's recent comments are making him "nervous".

Renault has admitted it is negotiating with Toro Rosso about an engine supply for 2014.

Giedo van der Garde has admitted he is prepared to endure a couple more painful grands prix.

Bernie Ecclestone has revealed how close he came to changing forever the international game of tennis.

Malaysian GP - Race Report

The victim of Sebastian Vettel's decision to ignore his team's instructions, Mark Webber predicted on Sunday that Red Bull would "protect" its triple world champion "as usual".

Mercedes' German-speaking faction has spoken out against the team orders that prevented Nico Rosberg from finishing on the podium in Malaysia.

Fernando Alonso, who wears a giant Samurai tattoo on his back and neck, sounded disappointed to have missed Sunday's war between Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber.

Robert Kubica is "definitely" in the running to return to formula one with Lotus in 2014.

Lewis Hamilton wanted to be Sebastian Vettel's teammate at Red Bull this year, according to Bernie Ecclestone.