Formula One News — September 2013

Lewis Hamilton has admitted not featuring in this year's driver 'silly season' has been a weight off his shoulders.

Mark Webber has backed the appointment of Daniel Ricciardo as his Red Bull successor as a win against the trend of 'pay drivers' in F1.

F1's on-again, off-again New Jersey race appears back on again.

Red Bull has rejected a proposal that might have levelled the playing field for F1's struggling teams.

Luca di Montezemolo on Tuesday said he does not believe Felipe Massa will race selfishly for the rest of his Ferrari career.

Lotus is weighing up between Nico Hulkenberg and Felipe Massa to complete its 2014 driver lineup.

Lotus has been the victim as more powerful teams waved chequebooks to lure key people.

Sebastian Vettel has admitted he will miss his teammate Mark Webber.

Felipe Massa has revealed he also has an eye on a race seat at McLaren.

For the first time in more than 40 years, F1 could be without a Brazilian driver in 2014.

Michael Andretti would get involved in formula one as a team owner if the sport allowed 'customer cars' on the grid.

Fiat, the Ferrari-linked Italian carmaker, could step up to sponsor Fernando Alonso's new cycling foray.

The flow of personnel between Lotus and Ferrari is not all one way, it has emerged.

The mayor of Valencia rejected a proposal that might have saved the European grand prix.

Getting results will be harder as the 2013 season enters its final phase, McLaren driver Sergio Perez has admitted.

Kimi Raikkonen's rallying foray made him a better formula one driver.

With the ink on Kimi Raikkonen's 2014 Ferrari contract still drying, Mark Webber is already making predictions about the next racer to make his way to Maranello.

McLaren has admitted it is "likely" to help Pirelli with tyre testing at some point in the future.

Ferrari has put together a potentially "explosive" driver lineup for 2014, according to former team champion Michael Schumacher.

Kimi Raikkonen's return to Ferrari could spell the end of race engineer Rob Smedley's career at the Italian team.

Valtteri Bottas has counted himself out of the running to replace his Finnish countryman Kimi Raikkonen at Lotus.

Kimi Raikkonen may have returned to Ferrari to finish his formula one career with a final challenge, according to Lotus team boss Eric Boullier.

Felipe Massa has leapt into contention to replace the Ferrari-bound Kimi Raikkonen at Lotus.

Nico Hulkenberg's manager has expressed disappointment with how Ferrari broke the bad news to the German driver this week.

Michael Schumacher says the only way Sebastian Vettel can stop Italian fans from booing him is by joining Ferrari.