Formula One News — July 2013

Once feared it could swell to an unprecedented 22 grands prix, the size of next year's F1 calendar now appears unclear.

Ferrari on Wednesday played down reports it has made a lucrative offer to sign Kimi Raikkonen for 2014.

The big news following the race debut of Pirelli's latest tyre specification is that Mercedes' long struggles could finally be over.

Dropping off the 2014 calendar does not mean India's F1 dream is over.

Franz Tost has admitted he would be happy if Daniel Ricciardo spends another year at Toro Rosso.

Team boss Franz Tost has played down rumours Carlos Sainz Jr is ready to make the step up to formula one with Toro Rosso.

Marussia would like to keep its current race drivers in 2014, boss John Booth has revealed.

Race organisers on Tuesday confirmed the Indian grand prix will not be held in 2014.

India, set to lose its place on the 2014 calendar, could return the year after.

Amid rumours Fernando Alonso is flirting with a shock move to Red Bull, Ferrari has issued an ultra-rare public rebuke of its number 1 driver.

The Korean grand prix looks set to join India in F1 exile, as Bernie Ecclestone trims the 2014 calendar to a maximum of 20 races.

Ferrari have announced that former Lotus Technical Director James Allison will join the team.

Hungarian GP - Race Report

Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed reports a question mark hangs above India's grand prix.

F1 appears headed to Dubai for pre-season testing early next year.

Red Bull is running with the rumour, after Fernando Alonso's manager was spotted in talks with Christian Horner in Hungary.

Pole sitter Lewis Hamilton went into Sunday's Hungarian grand prix having written off his title chances and insisting victory would require a "miracle".

Paul Hembery has played down reports Pirelli might have to go wheel-to-wheel with Michelin in formula one next year.

According to Blick newspaper, Sauber is not the only formula one team that owes Nico Hulkenberg money.

Michelin has scheduled an announcement for the middle of next week, according to a report on Sunday by Germany's Auto Motor und Sport.

Hungarian GP - Race Notes

Hungarian GP - Sunday Photos

Hungarian GP - Sunday Press Conference

Hungarian GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Hungarian GP - Race Results