Formula One News — March 2013

Malaysian GP - Thursday Press Conference

The Caterham Formula 1 team has announced that it has renewed its partnership with CNN International in a multi-year deal.

Helmut Marko thinks Red Bull might need to tweak its focus if it wants to win in 2013.

Felipe Massa is enduring the longest victory drought in the history of all Ferrari drivers.

The GPDA is looking for clarification from the FIA over a new deal the drivers did this season over the price of a superlicense and fines the drivers pay.

Kimi Raikkonen and Lotus' bid to fight for the World Championship could be held back by a lack of financial resources to beat Ferrari, Red Bull and Mercedes.

McLaren is considering reverting to last year's MP4/27 in the aftermath of a disastrous Austrian Grand Prix with this year's MP4/28 chassis.

Another name has emerged as a possible successor for McLaren's departing title sponsor Vodafone.

The buck will stop at Martin Whitmarsh if McLaren cannot quickly emerge from its early 2013 slump, according to former team driver David Coulthard.

A dark cloud has moved above next year's inaugural Russian grand prix.

McLaren has apologised for an electronic glitch that affected Red Bull's Mark Webber during the Australian grand prix.

The first race of the 2013 season came and went without Marussia signing a commercial agreement with the sport's owners.

Caterham has hit back at paddock rumours team founder Tony Fernandes has lost interest in the F1 project and could soon shut it down.

Pirelli's Paul Hembery has hit back at Niki Lauda, after the famous Austrian lashed out at Pirelli in the wake of the 2013 season opener.

Nick Heidfeld has admitted he is badly missing formula one.

Retirement is the right option for Ralf Schumacher, according to former F1 rival David Coulthard.

Lewis Hamilton has admitted he is happy to have "proved people wrong" after leaving McLaren.

Italy's super-critical press has declared itself happy with the outcome of the 2013 season opener.

Niki Lauda has slammed the tyre situation in formula one, accusing Pirelli and the FIA of confusing the fans.

The Brazilian grand prix could be set to move from Interlagos.

Yet another Austrian newspaper is reporting that Sebastian Vettel has extended his contract with Red Bull through 2016.

McLaren has hit back at arch-rival Red Bull's claims that the British team was responsible for Mark Webber's troubles in Melbourne.

Australian GP - Race Report

After a winter of disintegrating Pirellis, Lotus' Kimi Raikkonen was the kindest to the tyres in Melbourne, and the Finn duly won.

Adrian Sutil stunned the F1 paddock on Sunday by looking so competitive on his return to the sport after a season away.