McLaren Unveils MP4-28 for 2013 Formula One Season
McLaren launched its MP4-28 Formula One car at the Technology Centre in Woking, celebrating its 50th anniversary with a redesigned chassis and a new driver line-up.
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McLaren launched its MP4-28 Formula One car at the Technology Centre in Woking, celebrating its 50th anniversary with a redesigned chassis and a new driver line-up.
Force India’s future in Formula One is under threat as owner Vijay Mallya’s financial difficulties escalate, with reports suggesting intervention plans are being considered.
Jaguar has abandoned plans to build the C-X75 hybrid supercar with Williams, citing global economic conditions as the key reason for the decision.
Sebastian Vettel has called for Formula One to return to Austria, saying the revamped Red Bull Ring is ready and would give Red Bull Racing a genuine home grand prix.
Japanese driver Kamui Kobayashi has emerged as a candidate to replace Romain Grosjean at Lotus for the 2013 Formula One season, according to Finnish media reports.
Daimler has bought out Aabar Investments’ 40% stake in the Mercedes F1 team, consolidating control as the team prepares for Lewis Hamilton’s arrival in 2013.
Ferrari has approached the FIA about a potential Red Bull system that adjusts fluid levels between qualifying and the race, raising questions during the 2012 title fight.
Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner says he is “very comfortable” with the team’s Formula One expenditure as rivals question the squad’s refusal to join F1’s cost-cutting agreement.
Niki Lauda cautions that Sebastian Vettel’s late-season surge in the 2012 Formula One championship does not guarantee him the title, with four races still to run.
Bernie Ecclestone confirmed the cancellation of the New Jersey Grand Prix for 2013, leaving Formula One with a 19-race calendar for the upcoming season.
Cosworth’s owners have hired UBS to seek a buyer after the loss of Williams and Caterham leaves the British engine builder’s Formula One future uncertain.
Mercedes tested a prominent 'shark fin' engine cover at Magny Cours, as Formula One considers new rules to help fans identify drivers from next season.
Sebastian Vettel’s victory in Singapore, aided by Lewis Hamilton’s retirement, reduced Fernando Alonso’s championship lead to 29 points with six races left in the 2012 season.
Peter Sauber has stated he would sign Michael Schumacher for 2013 if the seven-time champion leaves Mercedes, as speculation intensifies around the Formula One driver market.
Gerard Lopez says Kimi Raikkonen’s contract for 2013 with Lotus is secure, dismissing speculation of a move to Ferrari or McLaren.
Force India driver Paul di Resta has signed with Richard Goddard’s Sports Partnership, the same management as Jenson Button, after parting ways with Anthony Hamilton.
Robert Kubica will compete in the Italian Ronde Gomitolo di Lana rally this weekend, marking his first event since his serious crash in early 2011.
Fernando Alonso walked away unscathed after a dramatic first-lap collision at the 2012 Belgian Grand Prix, which saw Romain Grosjean's Lotus fly over the Ferrari.
Reports in Germany suggest Volkswagen could join Formula 1 in 2015, with Sauber as a potential partner and Porsche involvement under consideration for the future.
Mercedes, Ferrari and Renault have begun running complete turbo V6 engines for 2014 as Cosworth and PURE exit the Formula One supplier race.
Actor Mel Gibson joined Petra and Tamara Ecclestone for dinner at Boa in West Hollywood, drawing attention due to their high-profile backgrounds and recent personal events.
All 12 Formula 1 teams have agreed to a two-week factory closure in August 2012, with strict rules on work and communication during the enforced break.
Jenson Button has declined to deny speculation linking him to Ferrari for 2013, as the Italian team weighs options for Felipe Massa's seat.
Marussia’s internal investigation finds no technical fault with the F1 car following Maria de Villota’s serious accident at Duxford in July 2012.