Formula One News — June 2013

Canadian GP - Friday Team Quotes

Canadian GP - Practice 2 Results

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Canadian GP - Practice 1 Results

Mercedes is expected to face the FIA's international tribunal before the British grand prix at the end of the month.

'Tyregate' was the predictably hot topic of conversation in the Montreal paddock on Thursday.

Michelin is the latest tyre brand linked with F1 in 2014.

Eric Boullier has poured cold water on Lotus' plans to introduce new tyres at Silverstone later this month.

Fernando Alonso on Thursday hit back at suggestions Ferrari might have been unhappy with his lacklustre performance recently at Monaco.

There will be a further delay in the progress with Bernie Ecclestone's bribery charges, the German news agency DPA is reporting.

Romain Grosjean has hit back at suggestions he has reverted to the much-derided 'nutcase' of 2012, insisting F1 drivers should be racing hard.

Felipe Massa and Pastor Maldonado on Thursday announced they are fighting fit for this weekend's F1 action in Canada.

Canadian GP - Thursday Press Conference

Germans Sebastian Vettel and Nico Rosberg on Thursday revealed their vastly different opinions about the 'testgate' saga that has gripped formula one.

F1's governing body has dropped its investigation against Ferrari, but summoned Mercedes to the international tribunal over the 'test-gate' saga.

Red Bull has denied the latest reports linking Lotus' departed technical director James Allison with the world champion team.

In-season testing is returning in 2014, according to Italy's La Gazzetta dello Sport.

Lewis Hamilton insists he is not fazed by his inferior form alongside Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg so far in 2013.

If Pirelli's tyre tweak is introduced for Silverstone, it will almost certainly be the last change in 2013, Paul Hembery has revealed.

McLaren is only inching back to the front of the field in 2013, sporting director Sam Michael has admitted.

Even without a manager or Russian sponsors, Vitaly Petrov is still determined to return to formula one in 2014.

McLaren is standing firmly behind Sergio Perez, despite fierce criticism from his rivals in the wake of the Monaco grand prix.

Lewis Hamilton has refused to join the list of former drivers who criticise the great McLaren team.

The 'test-gate' saga is likely to be the big topic of conversation this weekend in Canada.

The only missing link as Lewis Hamilton adapts to life at Mercedes is time, team boss Ross Brawn insists.