Formula One News — September 2013

A name has now emerged, amid rumours a third candidate for December's FIA presidential elections is looming.

Brazilian broadcaster Globo has announced it will continue to televise formula one, even if Felipe Massa is not on the grid.

Dr Helmut Marko thinks Mark Webber's fans were also booing Sebastian Vettel on the podium in Singapore.

The FIA is set to clamp down on the sort of shenanigans seen on the slowing-down lap after Sunday's Singapore grand prix.

Fernando Alonso's bid to take over a top professional cycling team has collapsed.

Bernie Ecclestone has admitted he is working hard to ensure the last Brazilian driver does not drop out of F1.

iedo van der Garde has not been ruled out of the running to stay at Caterham beyond 2013.

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Kimi Raikkonen has not ruled out skipping next weekend's Korean grand prix.

Mark Webber will slide ten places down the Korea grid next weekend, after hitching a ride on the sidepod of friend Fernando Alonso's Ferrari in Singapore.

'Two or three' teams are facing financial strife, F1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone has admitted.

Sebastian Vettel's fourth consecutive title win moved a step closer to certainty on Sunday as he pulled 60 points clear of his nearest title rival.

New Jersey is right back in the running for a grand prix in 2014.

The race to become the next FIA president is hotting up.

Sebastian Vettel crushed his rivals on Sunday and tightened his grip on a fourth consecutive world championship -- to yet another sea of boos.

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Singapore GP - Sunday Photos

Singapore GP - Sunday Press Conference

Singapore GP - Sunday Team Quotes

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Renault on Sunday announced it will continue to supply engines to Caterham beyond this year's V8 regulations.

With Felipe Massa heading for the exit at Ferrari, the big question arose again after qualifying in Singapore -- will the Brazilian bother helping Fernando Alonso win the world championship?

Sergio Perez knows he is on notice at McLaren.

Daniel Ricciardo thinks Red Bull chose him over Toro Rosso teammate Jean-Eric Vergne because he is better at dealing with pressure.

Toto Wolff, the boss of Mercedes' motor racing activities, has admitted Felipe Massa is a candidate to move into the German touring car series DTM in 2014.