Formula One News — December 2013

Doctors on Tuesday revealed a "slight improvement" in Michael Schumacher's condition.

More information about Michael Schumacher's fight for life after his skiing accident will be forthcoming on Tuesday.

Antonio Felix da Costa deserved to move up to formula one in 2014.

Michael Schumacher continues to fight for his life "hour by hour" after a high speed skiing crash.

Michael Schumacher is fighting for his life in a hospital in France.

Felipe Massa insists he was "as fast, if not faster" than Fernando Alonso in qualifying trim this year.

Sebastian Vettel will only be an undisputed F1 "legend" if he wins at the wheel of a less competitive car.

Alain Prost has admitted he would like to still be a formula one driver, ahead of the switch to radical new engine rules for 2014.

Seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher remains in critical condition at a French hospital, after a skiing accident on Sunday morning.

Michael Schumacher has been injured while skiing in France, media reports said on Sunday.

Not everyone in formula one is opposed to the sport's new 'double points' innovation.

Sebastian Vettel has been voted sportsman of the year by European news agencies.

Bernie Ecclestone is not worried Red Bull's run of dominance will drive the brand out of formula one.

Mark Webber quit formula one because he got tired of being beaten by teammate Sebastian Vettel.

Sergey Sirotkin says he has "no doubt" he will drive a Sauber at his inaugural home grand prix in Russia next year.

Mercedes has ruled out cooperating with Renault in the development of its all-new turbo V6 engines for formula one.

Carlos Sainz jr could be the next rookie in line for a Red Bull-powered step into formula one.

Former F1 driver Mika Salo has defended the sport's official tyre supplier Pirelli, after the latest round of negativity surrounding the Italian marque.

Kimi Raikkonen, not the Ferrari incumbent Fernando Alonso, will get the first on-track taste of the Italian team's 2014 car.

Gerard Lopez, the owner of the Lotus outfit, believes the vast majority of the teams in formula one are struggling financially.

Heikki Kovalainen expects to eat his Christmas lunch without knowing if he has a formula one seat for 2014.

James Allison is Ferrari's best technical director since Ross Brawn.

Fernando Alonso has acknowledged he did not perform as strongly in 2013 as he did the previous year.

Toro Rosso has tweaked its approach to formula one because it wants to take a step up in the pecking order.

The days of the highly controversial new 'double points' rule for the season finale appear numbered.