Formula One News — September 2013

Kimi Raikkonen is unable to say if he will definitely be fit for the weekend's Korean grand prix.

Stefano Domenicali admits Ferrari "thought hard" about signing Nico Hulkenberg for 2014.

Antonio Felix da Costa is set to be announced as Daniel Ricciardo's successor at Toro Rosso for 2014.

F1 veteran Gerhard Berger thinks it is possible Sebastian Vettel will break Michael Schumacher's records.

Rubens Barrichello's return to formula one could even happen this season.

New Jersey is officially back on the F1 calendar for 2014, as the FIA published a huge 22-race schedule after its meeting of the World Motor Sport Council on Friday.

A new Concorde Agreement, which sets out the framework for how F1 is run between the governing body and the teams, has been agreed to today.

Sebastian Vettel insists he is not taking the recent booing personally.

Kimi Raikkonen's departure is a "terrible loss" for Lotus, and could cost the Enstone based team some sponsorship, according to Mika Salo.

Mohammad Bin Sulayem has not denied speculation he is set to become a third candidate for the FIA presidency.

Rubens Barrichello has emerged as a shock contender to drive for Sauber in 2014.

Ferrari joined the 'taxi ride' fun after the recent Singapore grand prix, sending Mark Webber a hefty bill for hitching a ride back to the pits with Fernando Alonso.

F1 drivers may be allocated an extra engine for next season, if the calendar really does swell to an unprecedented 22 races.

Ferrari has tested this week at the Barcelona circuit with a 2011 car, it has emerged.

The final cost of the project to bring formula one to Russia was massively higher than first estimated.

Nico Hulkenberg is in the running not only at Lotus for 2014, but also McLaren.

Alain Prost, David Coulthard and even Bernie Ecclestone have played down suggestions Ferrari's 2014 driver lineup will blow up in the Italian giant's face.

Kimi Raikkonen's trainer has played down rumours the Finn could sit out next weekend's Korean grand prix.

Another F1 figure has defended Sebastian Vettel, after the reigning world champion made a crass observation about his rivals.

Force India has hit out at the mid-season tyre specification change that, according to technical director Andy Green, was a terminal setback for the Silverstone based team.

Hans-Joachim Stuck, a German motor racing legend, has backed Sebastian Vettel after the reigning world champion was booed on recent F1 podiums.

Lotus will no longer use the 'passive DRS' system that has often appeared on the black and gold E21 in 2013.

Ferrari's 2014 pairing is not quite a match for Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg.

Mark Webber and Fernando Alonso have slammed and ridiculed the ten-place grid penalty the Australian will have to serve next weekend in Korea.

Team owner Gerard Lopez has confirmed Lotus is hoping Renault offers 'works'-style support to the Enstone based outfit.