Formula One News — November 2013

According to the paddock grapevine in Austin, Nico Hulkenberg is no longer in the running for the 2014 race seat at Lotus.

F1's controversial 22-race calendar for 2014 has shrunk by three races, it has emerged in the Austin paddock.

Paul di Resta could rescue his career in America's premier open wheel series Indycar in 2014.

Bernie Ecclestone is officially the 'bad boy' of formula one.

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The stewards of the race in Austin have penalised Jenson Button for overtaking another vehicle during Friday's first practice session

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Two respected F1 figures have rounded on Sergio Perez's attitude, as it emerges the Mexican is fighting for his future.

Fernando Alonso on Thursday got the all-clear to race in Austin.

Lewis Hamilton will tackle the last two grands prix of the season with a new Mercedes chassis.

Nico Hulkenberg has admitted the likelihood of a Lotus race seat for 2014 has dropped almost to zero.

Kimi Raikkonen is now recovering from successful back surgery, according to Finland's MTV Sport.

Sauber on Thursday insisted it has paid an overdue electricity bill.

He may be racing a black and gold car for the rest of 2013, but Heikki Kovalainen on Thursday played down suggestions he could be in the running to replace Kimi Raikkonen permanently.

Three-time Indianapolis 500 winner and four time Indycar champion Dario Franchitti has announced that he will retire from the sport on medical advice following a crash in Houston last month.

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The McLaren Mercedes F1 team has announced that Keven Magnussen will partner Jenson Button for the 2014 season.

The Lotus-Renault Formula team has announced that Finnish driver Heikki Kovalainen will replace the injured Kimi Raikkonen for the final two races of the season.

Two drivers newly available on the 2014 market appeared to have vastly different moods on Thursday when contemplating their respective futures.

Jean Todt will remain president of F1's governing body, the FIA, for a second term.