Formula One News — July 2013

Ross Brawn is expecting the 2014 season to be characterised by failures.

Sauber boss Monisha Kaltenborn has clarified reports suggesting the Swiss team has been bought by Russian entities.

Honda has categorically denied reports it will build a test car in order to get track running of McLaren's 2015 engine off to an early start.

Paddy Lowe insists he is not worried Mercedes will spoil its technical progress by having 'too many cooks' in the design office.

Team owner Gerard Lopez has warned potential suitors that Lotus may in fact have no driver vacancies for 2014.

World champion Sebastian Vettel insists it "does not matter" who is selected by Red Bull to replace the departing Mark Webber in

Fernando Alonso has refused to criticise the sequence of mid-season changes to the construction of Pirelli's 2013 tyres.

Pat Symonds has admitted a top driver could add more than half a second per lap to the pace of backmarker Marussia's 2013 car.

Claire Williams insists the Grove based team is "committed" to Pastor Maldonado.

Sergey Sirotkin's father has played down suggestions the teenager is too young to make his formula one debut later this year.

Sauber's next driver is closely linked to the group of Russian sponsors who on Monday were hailed as the saviours of the embattled Swiss team.

Amid reports the Swiss team is on the brink of collapse, Sauber on Monday announced a Russian tie-up.

Jules Bianchi has emerged as a real contender to replace Ferrari's Felipe Massa in 2014.

Red Bull is not ruling out following Mercedes' lead and conducting a private test with F1 tyre supplier Pirelli.

Peter Sauber has admitted the recent media coverage of his formula one team's financial crisis is "extremely" hurtful.

A year ago, Fernando Alonso said he was not fighting Sebastian Vettel -- he was fighting Red Bull designer Adrian Newey.

Fernando Alonso has given Ferrari an 8 out of 10 for the 2013 season so far.

The depths of Sauber's financial problems are now beginning to emerge.

Alejandro Agag, the organiser of the new electric open-wheel series, thinks top F1 teams like Ferrari and Red Bull will eventually fight for the Formula E title.

The F1 team BAR's founder Craig Pollock has launched a new company with the aim of funding promising drivers through the motor racing ranks.

Honda on Thursday announced it will base its formula one operations in the UK.

Lewis Hamilton thinks Kimi Raikkonen should leap at the chance to join Red Bull in 2014.

Luca di Montezemolo on Wednesday said he is not ready to talk about Felipe Massa's future at Ferrari.

Pirelli has reversed its decision to bring harder tyres to the forthcoming Hungarian grand prix.

Interlagos has moved a step closer to securing its future on the F1 calendar.