Formula One News — March 2013

Australian GP - Thursday Press Conference

Toto Wolff has added fuel to speculation McLaren could be preparing for Honda power in 2015.

Jenson Button is leaving nothing to chance before the first race of the season in Australia this weekend.

According to some, a 'new' Paul di Resta has walked through the 2013 paddock turnstile.

Jenson Button on Thursday took issue with former teammate Lewis Hamilton's description of McLaren as an overly-controlling team.

Sebastian Vettel and his mechanics have named the reigning world champion's 2013 Red Bull 'Hungry Heidi'.

McLaren on Thursday swiftly confirmed reports that Vodafone will definitely end its seven-year title sponsorship at the end of 2013.

Ferrari insists it is happy with its technical structure, despite not having a high-profile figure like Adrian Newey in the limelight.

Nico Rosberg insists he is not worried about being beaten by his new teammate Lewis Hamilton.

Force India has lashed out at F1's owner CVC, accusing the private equity firm of not being interested in developing the sport.

McLaren's title sponsor Vodafone has decided to pull out of formula one.

Valencia could be set to return to the formula one calendar.

Vitaly Petrov no longer at Caterham, but the Russian's manager Oksana Kosachenko has re-emerged in a new role for the team in 2013.

Bernie Ecclestone has admitted he understands why Danica Patrick is not interested in switching to formula one.

After a low-profile winter for Fernando Alonso, some experts think 2013 is Ferrari's very last chance to give the Spaniard a truly top car.

Gerhard Berger has slammed as "incomprehensible" F1 tyre supplier Pirelli's approach to the 2013 season.

Mercedes' new bosses are not responsible for the German marque's apparently sudden speed boost.

A trio of experts do not believe Sebastian Vettel will switch to Ferrari any time soon.

Bernie Ecclestone has admitted he advised Mercedes to lure Lewis Hamilton from McLaren.

Hans-Joachim Stuck, the motor racing boss for the German federation as well as Volkswagen, has picked a curious favourite for this weekend's 2013 season opener.

Lewis Hamilton has revealed that part of his new Mercedes deal is being allowed to keep his helmets and trophies.

Jaime Alguersuari has leapt to Pirelli's defense, claiming this year's tyres are actually better than the 2012 range.

Carlos Gracia, a vice-president of F1's governing FIA, has lost his license for drink-driving.

Despite vowing never to race on two wheels again, Michael Schumacher is back on the saddle of a powerful racing motorcycle.

Eric Boullier, Lotus' team boss, has admitted he intervened personally to rescue protege Romain Grosjean's F1 career at the end of last year.