Formula One News — July 2013

A win at the Nurburgring will be the perfect tonic for Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes team boss Ross Brawn admits.

Paul di Resta has revealed he would "jump" at the opportunity to join Ferrari in 2014.

Ferrari looks set to drop its plans to run rookies at the forthcoming young drivers test.

The future of the Nurburgring's formula one race beyond this weekend's German grand prix is clouded.

Toto Wolff on Wednesday hit out at F1's 'opportunists' who initially blocked Pirelli's intended tyre changes.

At the very top of the Mercedes team, the 'elephant in the room' is called Paddy Lowe.

Pirelli has shifted the blame for the tyre-exploding chaos of last weekend's British grand prix.

After the tyre-explosive British grand prix, formula one can look forward to a calmer weekend at the Nurburgring.

Lotus Boss Eric Boullier has denied a bungled race strategy at Silverstone could cost Lotus the services next year of lead driver Kimi Raikkonen.

Mercedes' rivals are drawing a direct link between the illegal Barcelona tyre test in May, and the German squad's new winning form in 2013.

Ferrari has admitted it is worried grands prix could be half-baked in 2014, as the radical new turbo V6 era dawns in formula one.

Robin Frijns is relieved he will still test for Sauber at Silverstone later this month.

Pirelli today issued a press release revealing it's analysis on the tyre failures at the British GP this past weekend.

F1's tyre scandal could be set to deepen yet further, as a Spanish sports newspaper claims Pirelli - already under reprimand for 'test-gate' - blatantly broke the rules.

It was Red Bull who alerted the FIA to a rules breach that could have cost Nico Rosberg victory at Silverstone last Sunday.

Giedo van der Garde has dismissed rumours he could be set to lose his 2013 Caterham seat to former team driver Heikki Kovalainen.

The FIA issued the a press release this evening, regarding the situation with tyre failures over the weekend at Silverstone.

The world of formula one has already begun to respond to the crisis triggered by Sunday's tyre-exploding British grand prix.

British GP - Race Report

Formula one's tyre-dominated 2013 season has shifted into an even higher gear, as drivers threaten to go on strike unless immediate action is taken.

As Mercedes speeds ahead in formula one, tempers remain frayed and fingers are still pointing in the wake of the 'test-gate' scandal.

Stefano Domenicali has refused to rebuke Fernando Alonso for questioning the lagging development of Ferrari's 2013 car.

Nico Hulkenberg is the victim of a financial crisis at Swiss team Sauber, the German newspaper Bild reports.

Two F1 legends fundamentally disagree about Kimi Raikkonen's best next move.

Australia may retain the opening slot on the 2014 calendar.