Formula One News — October 2013
OCTOBER 14, 2013
Race Report - A Formality
Japanese GP - Race Report
Hulkenberg's future now secure?
The hot rumour at Suzuka after Sunday's Japanese grand prix is that Nico Hulkenberg's future is now secure.
Brawn issues Mercedes quit threat
Ross Brawn has threatened to leave Mercedes if he is not assured his job as team boss is safe.
Mercedes vows to match Renault's engine trickery
Mercedes has vowed to catch F1's runaway Renault-powered teams, as it risks losing millions in Concorde Agreement bonus money.
Pirelli renews quit threat amid push for tests
Behind closed doors, Pirelli is stamping its feet as it pushes to prepare for 2014.
Ferrari's de la Rosa says 2014 car is different
Pedro de la Rosa has heard the paddock whispers about 'ugly'-looking formula one cars in 2014.
Ferrari plays down Massa's team orders defiance
Ferrari has played down Felipe Massa's refusal to obey a direct team order in Sunday's Japanese grand prix.
OCTOBER 13, 2013
Honda would like Alonso at McLaren says Whitmarsh
Martin Whitmarsh has admitted Honda would like Fernando Alonso to be powered by its Japanese engines in 2015.
Magic number for Vettel
Winning at Suzuka on Sunday extended the German's winning streak to five races.
Race Notes - Vettel wins Japanese GP
Japanese GP - Race Notes
Sunday Photos
Japanese GP - Sunday Photos
Sunday Press Conference
Japanese GP - Sunday Press Conference
Sunday Team Quotes
Japanese GP - Sunday Team Quotes
Race Results
Japanese GP - Race Results
OCTOBER 12, 2013
Qualifying Report - Webber's First First
Japanese GP - Qualifying Report
Saturday Photos
Japanese GP - Saturday Photos
Saturday Press Conference
Japanese GP - Saturday Press Conference
Saturday Team Quotes
Japanese GP - Saturday Team Quotes
Pole hollow after Vettel's troubles
Mark Webber on Saturday admitted beating dominant teammate Sebastian Vettel to pole at Suzuka was "hollow".
McLaren confirms signing Red Bull's Prodromou
McLaren has confirmed reports Red Bull's aerodynamics boss is heading to Woking.
Brawn exit won't derail Mercedes
Lewis Hamilton has tempered his comments, having earlier urged Ross Brawn to stay at Mercedes.
Raikkonen perhaps highest paid driver in 2013 says Boullier
Team boss Eric Boullier says it is "likely" Kimi Raikkonen is departing Lotus as the highest paid driver in formula one.
Sirotkin happy after first test at Fiorano
Sergey Sirotkin "can be happy" after kicking off his quest for a F1 super licence on Friday.
Kovalainen admits serious Caterham talks
Heikki Kovalainen has revealed he is in "serious" talks with Caterham about returning to the F1 grid in 2014.
Red Bull to lose key figure to McLaren
Red Bull looks set to lose its aerodynamics boss to McLaren.