Formula One News — July 2013

Andy Webb, the Marussia team chief executive, insists he is not disappointed F1 rival Sauber landed the major Russian sponsor deal.

Monisha Kaltenborn could be the big loser of Sauber's Russian rescue deal.

Max Chilton has hit back at Marussia's departed technical boss Pat Symonds.

F1's 'tyre-exploding' troubles appear definitely over.

Bernie Ecclestone insists CVC, the owners of formula one's commercial rights, are "very happy" to keep him in charge of the sport.

Pastor Maldonado has once again dismissed persistent speculation he might move from struggling Williams to Lotus for the 2014 season.

At the end of a day billed by some as his audition for a Red Bull seat, Daniel Ricciardo topped the times at the Silverstone test.

Mercedes has thrown its "full confidence" behind Toto Wolff, following reports he made disparaging remarks about his colleagues and bosses.

Bernie Ecclestone's bosses have admitted they will "monitor developments" in the German corruption affair.

Pirelli will share tyre data from this week's Silverstone test with Mercedes, even though the Brackley based team is banned from running.

The vacant race seat at Red Bull for 2014 is the headline act in this year's driver 'silly season'.

Pirelli chairman Marco Tronchetti Provera has been sentenced to jail for twenty months.

Giedo van der Garde has repeated his denial that Heikki Kovalainen is stalking his race seat at Caterham.

F1 race director Charlie Whiting has this week inspected progress at the site of the inaugural 2014 Russian grand prix.

The Munich court will wait until mid-September to decide if the Bernie Ecclestone bribery case will be brought to trial.

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has hinted Daniel Ricciardo's test this week is a 2014 audition as the world champions look to replace the departing Mark Webber.

Bernie Ecclestone has been formally charged by German prosecutors for bribery, it emerged on Wednesday.

Rising Spaniard Carlos Sainz Jr has expressed disappointment he will not share a F1 circuit with his hero Fernando Alonso this week.

The extent of Sauber's Russian rescue deal, and the emergence of future team driver Sergey Sirotkin, caught the world of formula one by surprise.

An explosive conversation with Mercedes director and Williams co-owner Toto Wolff was "secretly recorded" by a former F1 team boss.

Sergey Sirotkin, Sauber's next race driver, insists he must jump at the chance to enter formula one next year, despite his young age.

Caterham is already focusing on 2014, current race driver Giedo van der Garde has revealed.

Bruno Senna's next move in the world of motor racing could be to America.

The Williams F1 team announced this morning that Pat Symonds will join the team as Chief Technical Officer next month, replacing Mike Coughlan, who has left the team with immediate effect.

A stream of announcements flowed out of formula one teams' press offices early on Tuesday.