Formula One News — December 2013

Giedo van der Garde has marked the last few days before Christmas by getting married.

Drivers are spending the last days before Christmas coming up with the numbers they will carry for the rest of their formula one careers.

McLaren supremo Ron Dennis has admitted he has held talks with Ross Brawn.

Lewis Hamilton is not quite a match for F1's top drivers Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso.

Eric Boullier has denied rumours he is set to leave Lotus.

2014 looks set to be a key year in the history of F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone.

Red Bull has admitted it might consider joining the FIA's new electric single seater series, Formula E.

Caterham has become the second formula one team to announce it is right on track to debut its 2014 car.

Sauber is still scrambling to secure its future, according to the latest reports.

Paul di Resta appears almost certain to return to the German touring car series DTM in 2014.

Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko thinks Sauber has made a good choice by signing Adrian Sutil for 2014.

Adrian Sutil has signed with Sauber to drive for the F1 team for the 2014 season.

Both of Force India's race drivers this year are now looking for new jobs.

As his legal troubles continue to mount, Bernie Ecclestone has vowed to keep fighting.

Force India has completed its all-new 2014 driver lineup, confirming Sergio Perez as Nico Hulkenberg's teammate.

Esteban Gutierrez says his "priority" is to stay at Sauber in 2014, even though the Mexican does not appear first in line for a seat with the Swiss team.

Sergio Perez has defended F1's controversial new 'double points' rule for the 2014 season finale.

The Sahara Force India F1 team has announced that Sergio Perez will pair with Nico Hulkenberg for the 2014 season.

Force India looks set to announce the identity of Nico Hulkenberg's teammate for 2014.

Another front has opened up amid Bernie Ecclestone's legal woes, as it emerges the state Munich bank BayernLB plans to sue the embattled F1 chief executive.

World champion Sebastian Vettel, and 2013 runner-up Fernando Alonso, will not be testing tyres for Pirelli next week in Bahrain.

Despite his own eagerness to leave the famous British team, Pastor Maldonado thinks moving to Williams is the best step for Felipe Massa.

Giedo van der Garde sounds very confident he will be on the formula one grid next March.

With the Spanish stragglers HRT having pulled out at the end of the 2012 season, the FIA on Thursday launched a "selection process" to find a new team "to participate at a competitive level" in time for 2015 or 2016.

Sauber has hit back at speculation about its future by revealing it is well on track to debuting an all-new 2014 car.