Formula One News — October 2013

As Nico Hulkenberg sweats on his future, Sauber is not ruling out simply keeping the highly rated German on board in 2014.

Romain Grosjean will almost certainly keep his place at Lotus beyond this season.

Organisers of the Korean grand prix will escape sanction, even though a fire vehicle was deployed onto the racing line during Sunday's race.

Korean GP - Race Report

Mark Webber has joined his friend Fernando Alonso in delivering a blistering attack on F1 tyre supplier Pirelli.

Korean GP - Race Notes

Korean GP - Sunday Photos

Korean GP - Sunday Press Conference

Korean GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Korean GP - Race Results

Martin Whitmarsh is keeping "wild rumours" in the headlines that Fernando Alonso could return to McLaren in 2014.

Sebastian Vettel's 'boos' and 'balls' are still making waves in the F1 paddock.

Sebastian Vettel's dominance is not likely to suddenly end.

Before travelling to Korea, Ferrari designer Nikolas Tombazis said "blaming the tyres" would be "superficial".

Esteban Gutierrez is finally beginning to make a mark, after shedding his "conservative" approach to formula one.

Korean GP - Qualifying Report

Korean GP - Saturday Photos

Korean GP - Saturday Press Conference

Korean GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Fernando Alonso on Saturday put Pirelli back in the F1 headlines, after questioning the "quality" of the Italian marque's tyres.

Monisha Kaltenborn has backtracked, after earlier hinting Rubens Barrichello is in the running to return to F1 next year with Sauber.

He is on the cusp of an ultra-rare fourth consecutive world championship, but Sebastian Vettel is not the best driver in the F1 field.

Rubens Barrichello has admitted he is interested in returning to formula one.

Davide Valsecchi, the reigning GP2 champion, is not the favourite to replace Kimi Raikkonen at Lotus next year.

According to Sebastian Vettel, Sunday's grand prix will be the fourth and last in South Korea.