Formula One News — March 2013

Felipe Massa has made Ferrari a foe to fear for the constructors' world championship, according to Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko.

Sebastian Vettel insists he is not worried his friendship with Kimi Raikkonen will suffer as they go wheel-to-wheel for the title in 2013.

Sauber could have kept Nico Hulkenberg in the race last Sunday in Australia, it has emerged.

Caterham has belatedly confirmed reports that talks about a possible merger with rival backmarker Marussia took place over the winter.

Malaysian GP - Practice 3 Report

Malaysian GP - Practice 3 Results

Malaysian GP - Practice 2 Report

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Malaysian GP - Friday Press Conference

Malaysian GP - Friday Team Quotes

As Melbourne winner Kimi Raikkonen continues his top form in Malaysia, Lotus' rivals are beginning to wonder if the team has an unfair advantage.

After Kimi Raikkonen eased to victory in Australia, and set the pace in Malaysia on Friday, the forgotten man of Lotus is Romain Grosjean.

Fernando Alonso on Thursday said Kimi Raikkonen's winning pace in Australia a week ago is not a worry.

Lewis Hamilton has denied Bernie Ecclestone's claim that he would have preferred a sabbatical in 2013 rather than stay at McLaren.

The latest subject of Mercedes' radical formula one shakeup is Nick Fry.

Felipe Massa has denied suggestions last Sunday's 2013 season opener was clear evidence he is still Fernando Alonso's 'number 2' at Ferrari.

Robert Kubica has revealed he turned down an offer to return to premier circuit racing in 2013.

Malaysian GP - Practice 2 Results

Malaysian GP - Practice 1 Report

Malaysian GP - Practice 1 Results

New Sauber tester Robin Frijns will focus solely on his formula one role in 2013.

The headlines in Australia last weekend were that Red Bull dominated qualifying, before Lotus' Kimi Raikkonen eased to victory.

Claire Williams could be shaping up to take over at the helm of her father's famous British team.

McLaren is pressing ahead with plans to improve the new 2013 car, as suggestions last year's winning model could be resurrected begin to fade.

F1 backmarkers Marussia and Caterham held talks over the winter about a possible merger.