Formula One News — April 2013

The pressure is showing on Sergio Perez, as the Mexican admitted he found boss Martin Whitmarsh's criticism in the wake of last weekend's Chinese grand prix "quite amazing".

Bahrain GP - Practice 1 Report

Bahrain GP - Practice 1 Results

McLaren threw Lewis Hamilton out of its garage during one of February's winter tests, the 2008 world champion claims.

Heikki Kovalainen has denied he has been lured back to Caterham on the prospect of a race seat in the near future.

Bernie Ecclestone has shaken up the F1 paddock.

Bahrain GP - Thursday Press Conference

Mark Webber on Thursday refused to specifically deny reports he is set to quit formula one and spearhead Porsche's Le Mans prototype project next year.

The secret of Lotus' speed in 2013 is an hydraulically-controlled active suspension system, according to a report.

Ferrari has ordered members of its formula one race team to avoid the streets of Bahrain this week, Speed Week's Mathias Brunner reports from the island Kingdom.

Bernie Ecclestone is worried F1 cars will be five seconds per lap slower next year compared to 2013.

Jean Todt and Bernie Ecclestone, F1's most powerful figures, say this weekend's controversial Bahrain grand prix is going ahead.

Dr Helmut Marko has scoffed at reports Red Bull could quit formula one over the 'Multi-21' team orders affair.

Hankook, a South Korean company, has emerged as an alternative official tyre supplier for formula one.

Heikki Kovalainen's return to formula one is an example of not burning one's bridges.

New Ferrari tester Pedro de la Rosa has revealed he could also have signed for Mercedes or McLaren for 2013.

McLaren is not taking a step backwards to last year's car in order to move forwards with the struggling MP4-28.

Paul Hembery has rubbished suggestions Lotus and Ferrari are getting an unfair advantage in 2013.

Former team Caterham racer Heikki Kovalainen has rejoined Caterham's F1 driver lineup.

Kimi Raikkonen has refused to join the chorus of criticism of this year's Pirelli tyres.

British F1 journalists have attacked Jean Todt for not travelling to Bahrain for the sport's highly controversial grand prix this weekend.

Lotus owner Genii is offering part of the Enstone based team for sale, according to a report.

Sao Paulo's mayor has dismissed reports Bernie Ecclestone is close to dropping Interlagos from the F1 calendar after 2013.

Romain Grosjean needs to rebuild his tattered confidence if he wants to get back on terms with Lotus team leader Kimi Raikkonen.

Pirelli has decided against taking its soft tyre compound to this weekend's Bahrain grand prix.