Formula One News — April 2013

Lotus has played down reports Kimi Raikkonen could be set to jump ship to Red Bull for 2014.

Porsche has denied reports it has agreed a five-year contract to move Mark Webber from formula one to its Le Mans prototype project from 2014.

McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh has admitted new team driver Sergio Perez has struggled since replacing Lewis Hamilton.

Bernie Ecclestone has toned down his rhetoric ahead of the weekend's highly controversial Bahrain grand prix.

Bernie Ecclestone has threatened to axe Brazil's formula one race if organisers fail to urgently upgrade the ageing Interlagos circuit.

Paul Hembery has admitted Pirelli might change tack after Sunday's Bahrain grand prix, in the wake of heavy criticism of its 2013 tyres.

New Sauber reserve driver Robin Frijns will get back on track this weekend in Bahrain.

The future of the Nurburgring's formula one race beyond this season is unclear.

Explosions near the F1 track in Bahrain have marked the travelling circus' quick march from China to the island Kingdom.

Mark Webber has signed a five-year deal to switch from formula one to Le Mans-style sports car racing from 2014.

Some members of F1's travelling circus admitted their frustration at the end of the Chinese grand prix.

Chinese GP - Race Report

Even amid McLaren's competitive slump, the spotlight is shining ever more brightly on Sergio Perez.

Lotus boss Eric Boullier has backed Romain Grosjean to bounce back from a bad start to the 2013 season.

F1's tyre situation will change after this weekend's Bahrain grand prix.

Chinese GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Chinese GP - Sunday Press Conference

Fernando Alonso put his championship campaign right back on track in China, while Mark Webber's spectacular woes continued.

Bernie Ecclestone has tipped Ferrari to win the 2013 title.

Kimi Raikkonen has hinted moving to Red Bull could be an option for 2014.

Chinese GP - Race Notes

Chinese GP - Race Results

Lewis Hamilton has admitted pole in China is one step closer to confounding his critics after leaving F1 grandee McLaren.

Toto Wolff has played down suggestions Ross Brawn is definitely set to leave Mercedes.

Dr Helmut Marko has given short shrift to F1's latest conspiracy theory.