Formula One News — September 2013

Team boss Stefano Domenicali has played down suggestions Jules Bianchi is really in the running to replace Felipe Massa at Ferrari next year.

Lewis Hamilton and former mentor Ron Dennis have moved to patch up their broken relationship.

Dr Helmut Marko has admitted Daniel Ricciardo will be a squeeze at the wheel of next year's Red Bull.

Carlos Sainz jr has raced into pole position to fill the new vacancy at Toro Rosso next year.

Adrian Sutil has admitted he is not overly excited about F1's move to turbo V6 power next year.

Sauber boss Monisha Kaltenborn has admitted the so-called 'Russian rescue deal' has not solved all of the Swiss team's problems.

Sergio Perez insists there is a "very good chance" formula one will return to his native Mexico next year as scheduled.

Jean-Eric Vergne insists he will become Toro Rosso's 'number 1' driver next year as current teammate Daniel Ricciardo departs for Red Bull.

Sergey Sirotkin will begin his F1 testing programme in a 2011 car just after the current season is over.

The threat of Monza's trackside marshals going on strike this weekend is now over.

Italian GP - Thursday Press Conference

The Red Bull seat is no longer vacant, but the 'silly season' is still firing at Monza.

Computer equipment at Marussia's Banbury (UK) headquarters was damaged in a fire early on Thursday morning.

A draft 2014 calendar circulated to team bosses at Monza on Thursday features an unprecedented 21 races.

Sebastian Vettel is on the path to being mentioned in the same breath as F1 greats "Ayrton Senna, Alain Prost and Michael Schumacher".

Vijay Mallya says he will continue to resist going down the 'pay driver' path for his own formula one team.

Jenson Button has finally admitted he wants to be at McLaren for the team's new Honda era beginning in 2015.

Robert Kubica has revealed he has tested multiple times at the wheel of Mercedes' formula one driver simulator at Brackley.

Long after news of the Swiss team's 'Russian rescue deal', Sauber is still struggling.

Fernando Alonso has emerged as clearly the highest earning driver in the entire world of motor racing.

Sebastian Vettel has rejected suggestions Daniel Ricciardo's appointment as his teammate next year makes him the undisputed 'number 1' at Red Bull.

BMW has denied the latest rumours suggesting a return to formula one is on the cards.

Marshals scheduled to work throughout this weekend's Italian grand prix are threatening to strike.

At least for now, team owner Gerard Lopez insists he is committed to formula one.

Michelin may have been preparing for its possible return to formula one next year for some time.