Red Bull driver Mark Webber has confirmed that he will be leaving Formula 1 at the end of the season, with the 36-year-old Australian opting to take up an offer from German... read more »

Despite recent speculation, Pirelli is set to remain as Formula 1's tyre supplier for the arrival of the new regulations next season. Motorsport Director Paul Hembery... read more »

French tyre manufacturer Michelin would consider returning to Formula 1 if Pirelli fails to agree a new contract with the FIA. At present, Pirelli has agreements in place with... read more »

Renault unveiled its turbocharged 1.6-litre V6 engine for the 2014 Formula 1 campaign in Paris on Friday. The French manufacturer, which will power at least three teams next... read more »

Renault has become the first engine manufacturer to reveal its new power unit for the 2014 Formula One regulations read more »

The FIA's International Tribunal has ruled that Mercedes and Pirelli both be reprimanded with the German manufacturer also being excluded from the forthcoming Young Driver... read more »

Mercedes claims it had permission to test its 2013 for Pirelli but insists it has no case to answer at the FIA International Tribunal because the test was carried out by the... read more »

Paul Hembery, the Pirelli boss, is confident that the tyre manufacturer will remain in Formula One past this season... read more »

Pirelli boss, Paul Hembery says he is confident that the tyre manufacturer will remain in Formula One next season.     read more »

Formula 1 teams will not race with Pirelli's modified tyre compounds at the upcoming British Grand Prix, with the Italian manufacturer opting against their introduction... read more »

Pirelli's motorsport director Paul Hembery says the tyre manufacturer is "looking forward" to the International Tribunal over its test with Mercedes read more »

Nico Rosberg says he and Lewis Hamilton did the tyre test for Pirelli because it is more representative for the tyre manufacturer read more »

Nico Rosberg says he and Lewis Hamilton did the tyre test for Pirelli because it is more representative for the tyre manufacturer read more »

Bridgestone has become the latest tyre manufacturer to give Formula One the cold shoulder... read more »

Renault president Carlos Ghosn says the French manufacturer's involvement in Formula 1 is a big success, and insists the company will continue in the sport as long as it... read more »

Former-F1 tyre supplier Bridgestone has ruled out returning to the sport amid the current uncertainty over Pirelli's future. Pirelli is yet to agree a new supply contract,... read more »

Hankook will not be bidding to replace Pirelli should the Italian tyre manufacturer not renew its Formula One contract... read more »

Pirelli stressed out in a statement on Friday that Mercedes Grand Prix was not favoured in any way by helping the tyre manufacturer out with this month's tyre test in... read more »

Renault Sport F1 president Jean-Michel Jalinier has revealed that the manufacturer will confirm its next team 'within a matter of... read more »

Williams have confirmed their deal with Mercedes-Benz that will see the German manufacturer supply engines from the 2014 season onwards. read more »

The Williams Formula 1 team has confirmed on Thursday morning it has came to an agreement with Mercedes-Benz. The team has signed a long-term engine partnership with the German... read more »

Caterham has confirmed that its cars will again be powered by Renault engines in 2014, the Leafield-based outfit opting to remain with the French manufacturer as the sport... read more »

Caterham has confirmed it will stick with Renault engines next season, as the French car manufacturer closes in on finalising its 2014 Formula 1 supply plans read more »

Red Bull will run Infiniti branded engines in 2014 when the sport switches to V6 turbo-charged power units next season. The outfit will continue its relationship with Renault,... read more »

BMW has denied reports it is considering a Formula One programme after Bernie Ecclestone said it would make sense for the German car manufacturer to return read more »