Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber continue to set the pace in Hungary, with Romain Grosjean and Fernando Alonso in hot pursuit. read more »

Lewis Hamilton is expecting a difficult weekend ahead as he admits Mercedes have a "bit of catching up to do" after they missed out on the tyre test. The outfit was... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone insists the calendar will not expand past the current record of 20 races in 2014, despite the addition of three new races next year. It was confirmed this... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen is certain he will win more races in 2013 to add to his current tally of one, as long as Lotus can continue its current form. The Finn is the only driver to have... read more »

Things may not be going according to plan at Williams this year, but Pastor Maldonado is keen to remain at the Woking squad... read more »

Fernando Alonso isn't leaving Ferrari anytime soon according to his manager Luis Garcia Abad, following speculation he is tiring of their poor development pace. The... read more »

Romain Grosjean says he wants to continue his good form into next weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix. Grosjean finished in third place in the German Grand Prix, his... read more »

Although the team has failed to score a point over the first nine races of the campaign, Pastor Maldonado says he is eager to remain with Williams for the foreseeable future. read more »

Ferrari's Felipe Massa isn't consistent enough to drive for a top team such as Ferrari, according to former designer turned BBC technical analyst Gary Anderson. Massa... read more »

Formula 1's majority owner CVC Capital Partners, says it will monitor Bernie Ecclestone's current situation after the billionaire was indicted by German authorities... read more »

Formula 1 owners CVC Capital Partners will "continue to monitor developments" after Bernie Ecclestone was officially indicted by German prosecutors on Wednesday. read more »

Formula 1 owners CVC Capital Partners said it will continue to monitor Bernie Ecclestone's situation after the Briton was formally indicted by German prosecutors read more »

Marussia have confirmed that they will use Ferrari power in 2014 when the new 1.6 litre V6 engine regulations come into play. The small Russian owned outfit will also use... read more »

Ferrari will continue to throw its support behind Felipe Massa despite a string of errors which has seen him score just 12 points in the past four races compared to team-mate... read more »

After three difficult weekends, being on the podium was exactly what we needed. We need to continue like this to make up for lost ground in both championships. read more »

Paul di Resta and Adrian Sutil will be relting on Force India's proven race pace to continue the team's run of points finishes at the German Grand... read more »

Red Bull and Mercedes continue to duke it out at the top of the timesheets in final German GP practice at the Nurburgring.     read more »

We've made a little bit of progress with the car and can hopefully continue to improve it throughout the weekend. read more »

Despite the disappointments, both Jenson and Checo have driven faultlessly, and both are relentlessly positive and upbeat. They have been a strong unifying force for the team... read more »

Paul di Resta says he is satisfied with his ninth place finish at the British Grand Prix, the Scot driving a 'scruffy' race to continue a career-best... read more »

McLaren switch attention to next season's car but will continue to develop areas on this year's car to help in 2014. read more »

The FIA has asked Lotus to modify its suspension for the next race after McLaren raised an issue with the governing body on Friday evening. It is understood that McLaren... read more »

Lewis Hamilton secured a dominant pole position at his home race, the British Grand Prix, with a lap over four tenths quicker than his team-mate. Nico Rosberg helped Mercedes... read more »

Jenson Button says McLaren will continue to develop the MP4-28 in an attempt to get back to the front of the grid in 2013. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says he supports Mark Webber in his "very difficult" decision to leave the team and Formula 1. The Australian announced his... read more »