Formula One News — June 2013

F1's intense heat on Pirelli only got hotter on Sunday, as the British grand prix took place amid shards of exploding tyre rubber.

British GP - Race Notes

British GP - Sunday Photos

British GP - Sunday Press Conference

British GP - Sunday Team Quotes

British GP - Race Results

Fernando Alonso has expressed alarm at the situation at Ferrari after qualifying just tenth at Silverstone.

Sauber has allayed fears a financial crisis could see the Swiss team exit formula one before the 2013 season is out.

Red Bull has asked the FIA if it can follow Mercedes' lead and conduct a 1000 kilometre tyre test with Pirelli, using its 2013 car.

McLaren has finally written off the 2013 season, turning the vast bulk of the great Woking based team's resources towards a fresh start for 2014.

Lotus is pushing Kimi Raikkonen to make a quick decision over his future.

1997 world champion Jacques Villeneuve is no big fan of today's formula one.

Pirelli on Saturday insisted its rear delamination problems have not returned.

Lotus has been told to bring a modified front suspension layout to next weekend's German grand prix.

Next year's V6 engines will be more powerful than the V8s of 2013, according to reports.

According to the buzz in the Silverstone paddock, Red Bull is split as the bosses consider who should replace Mark Webber in 2014.

British GP - Qualifying Report

British GP - Saturday Photos

British GP - Saturday Press Conference

British GP - Saturday Team Quotes

British GP - Qualifying Results

Pirelli is inching towards a deal to stay in formula one beyond its 2013 contract.

Ross Brawn has refused to say if he will still be Mercedes' team boss in 2014.

Bernie Ecclestone has slammed the regulations after packed grandstands at Silverstone on Friday watched little more than falling rain during practice.

While admitting talks with teams are already taking place, Kimi Raikkonen's manager said he believes the 2007 world champion will be on the grid in 2014.