Formula One News — May 2013

Nico Hulkenberg has left open the possibility of a future tie-in with Ferrari.

Honda is looking for an English base for its new formula one foray with its great former partner McLaren.

Valencia is hoping to negotiate a new fee and then agree to annually alternate a spot on the formula one calendar with Spanish grand prix host Barcelona.

It was announced today that former McLaren Technical Director Paddy Lowe will join Mercedes on June 3rd.

Pirelli's planned changes to its controversial tyres for Canada and beyond are now under a dark cloud.

Bernie Ecclestone thinks German carmaker BMW might follow Honda back into formula one.

Gary Hartstein, F1's former doctor, claims his stance about the controversial Bahrain grand prix led to his departure.

F1's owners have voted to keep Bernie Ecclestone at the helm of the sport, despite reports German prosecutors have decided to charge him with bribery.

Toto Wolff has admitted Mercedes is disappointed with long time partner McLaren's move to link up with works Honda engines in 2015.

Paul di Resta has tipped Fernando Alonso to win this year's world championship.

Ferrari has joined Lotus in criticising Pirelli's mid-season tyre tweak.

Most formula one teams cannot afford to pay the prices quoted by engine manufacturers for next year's all-new turbo V6 engines.

McLaren has played down suggestions Honda will unfairly benefit from the great British team's continuing collaboration with Mercedes next year.

Niki Lauda has hailed Pirelli's move to alter the design of its 2013 tyres ahead of the Canadian grand prix next month and beyond.

It will be at least June before anything more is known about Bernie Ecclestone's bribery charges.

McLaren on Thursday opened the door for Jenson Button to lead the charge for the new works Honda partnership beginning in 2015.

Honda on Thursday confirmed its 2015 return to formula one, announcing it will supply engines to its 80s and 90s works partner McLaren.

Fernando Alonso is the third-highest 'international' sports earner on earth, according to the influential US magazine Sports Illustrated.

Eric Boullier has revealed Lotus is "a little disappointed" with Pirelli's decision to change its 2013 tyres mid-season.

Bernie Ecclestone has played down the notion he might quietly retire off the back of his German bribery charges.

Honda is expected to announce before the week is out its highly anticipated return to formula one.

Bernie Ecclestone will meet with Renault chairman Carlos Ghosn in Paris on Thursday.

Honda is shaping up to announce its return to formula one, a source at the Japanese manufacturer said on Wednesday.

The signs are growing ever stronger than Daniel Ricciardo is a real candidate to replace his Australian countryman Mark Webber at Red Bull next year.

Pirelli has denied claims it is making major changes to its 2013 tyre design as a result of the pressure applied by world champions Red Bull.