Formula One News — November 2013

It is possible Fernando Alonso will not travel to Austin for this weekend's US grand prix.

Lewis Hamilton has also struggled to shine on Pirelli's 2013 tyres.

Mike Coughlan is returning to America's premier Nascar series.

Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko has joined his McLaren counterpart in criticising the official F1 feeder series, GP2.

A leading figure at Red Bull's title sponsor Infiniti has admitted Sebastian Vettel has been "too successful" this year.

Daniil Kvyat has qualified for his F1 super licence.

Lotus-Renault has announced that Kimi Raikkonen will miss the final two F1 races of the season due to back problems.

Bernie Ecclestone's long reign at the top of formula one could end over an alleged multi-million 'bribe' paid to jailed German banker Gerhard Gribkowsky.

Force India sent an observer to a 'filming day' conducted this week by world champions Red Bull.

In light of conflicting reports about its 2014 driver lineup, McLaren insists it is yet to decide who Jenson Button's teammate will be.

Pirelli is close to finalising a new deal to continue supplying tyres in formula one beyond the end of its 2013 contract.

Adrian Newey has hit back at claims Pirelli's mid-season tyre switch was a stab at the ingenuity of rival teams like Lotus and Ferrari.

Christian Horner this week has once again played down reports he is first in line should Bernie Ecclestone step down as F1 supremo.

Nico Rosberg says he is confident Mercedes can end Red Bull's dominance ahead of the 2014 season.

The big question ahead of next weekend's US grand prix in Austin is the whereabouts of Kimi Raikkonen.

Pirelli chairman Marco Tronchetti Provera has hit back at Fernando Alonso's criticism of the Italian marque's F1 tyres in 2013.

NSebastian Vettel has urged the designer of his dominant Red Bull cars, Adrian Newey, to forget about switching to the world of competitive yachting.

Kimi Raikkonen might already be regretting his impending return to Ferrari, according to a pundit.

Max Chilton says it is "likely" he will stay at Marussia in 2014.

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It was believed McLaren is on the verge of confirming Sergio Perez as Jenson Button's continuing teammate for 2014.

The international press is running out of superlatives to describe Sebastian Vettel's meteoric rise to F1 greatness.

Mixed messages are emerging from the Ferrari camp, after Fernando Alonso's violent bump over the kerbs in Abu Dhabi.

Mark Webber has admitted fading motivation prompted his decision to retire from formula one.