Formula One News — October 2013

Valencia will not be penalised after dropping out of formula one.

Stefano Domenicali says the door to Ferrari is open to Sebastian Vettel in the future.

Renault ambassador Alain Prost has dismissed rumours Lotus could become the French carmaker's works team.

Maria de Villota's post-mortem has confirmed reports the former Marussia tester died of natural causes.

Japanese GP - Qualifying Results

Japanese GP - Practice 3 Report

Japanese GP - Practice 3 Results

Japanese GP - Friday Photos

Japanese GP - Friday Press Conference

It appears Maria de Villota died of natural causes.

Japanese GP - Friday Team Quotes

Maria de Villota, the former Marussia test driver who lost an eye after a near-fatal F1 testing crash last year, was found dead in Spain early on Friday.

Red Bull designer Adrian Newey has admitted his new car for 2014 is "ugly".

Felipe Massa says he has set the same deadline as Nico Hulkenberg as the Brazilian also looks to secure his future for 2014.

Sebastian Vettel is leaving nothing to chance as he chases his fourth consecutive world championship this weekend at Suzuka.

Kimi Raikkonen has answered "we'll see" to speculation he will have to work with a new race engineer in 2014.

It is not getting widespread attention, but a big battle is brewing between Sauber and Toro Rosso.

Pirelli has clamped down on enforcing the operating guidelines of its tyres, amid rumours some teams were not playing along.

Japanese GP - Practice 2 Report

Japanese GP - Practice 2 Results

Japanese GP - Practice 1 Report

Japanese GP - Practice 1 Results

Japanese GP - Thursday Press Conference

Brazil will continue to host a grand prix every year at Interlagos until at least 2020.

Sergio Perez has stepped up his attack on F1 tyre supplier Pirelli, after his "explosion" in Korea a few days ago.