Canada might not get new tyres from Pirelli
Pirelli's planned changes to its controversial tyres for Canada and beyond are now under a dark cloud. Media reports, including by Marco Canseco in the Spanish sports daily Marca, say the FIA has hit back by insisting that mid-season changes are only allowed on the grounds of safety. But Pirelli's ...
Ferrari joins the tyre wars
Ferrari has joined Lotus in criticising Pirelli's mid-season tyre tweak. Following early-season criticism, culminating in the furore after Barcelona recently, Pirelli announced it is making key changes to its controversial 2013 tyres for next month's Canadian grand prix and beyond. Lotus team owner Gerard Lopez was the first to react, likening the ...
McLaren confirms Honda as engine supplier for 2015
Today Honda confirmed its 2015 return to formula one, announcing it will supply engines to its 80s and 90s works partner McLaren. 'We're proud and thrilled to be joining forces once more to take on the world in formula one,' said McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh in Tokyo. Honda pulled ...
Ecclestone charged with bribery by German prosecutors
German prosecutors have charged Bernie Ecclestone with bribery, the Suddeutsche Zeitung newspaper reports in its Wednesday edition.Earlier, the newspaper said the officials had completed their long investigation into the F1 chief executive's role in the Gerhard Gribkowsky corruption affair. 'Munich has filed charges against Bernie Ecclestone,' Wednesday's article reads, adding ...
Grosjean in favour of the new penalty system
Romain Grosjean sounds supportive of F1's move to enhance its penalty system. Last year, the Frenchman became the first F1 driver in years to serve a race ban, following a string of first-lap crashes. He admitted to RMC Sport it may seem 'ironic' that he therefore supports a system that ...
CVC votes to keep Bernie Ecclestone in charge
Mercedes disappointed for loosing McLaren as partner
Canada might not get new tyres from Pirelli
Ferrari joins the tyre wars
New suspension for Mercedes in Monaco
F1 2014 V6 engines might be to expensive for some teams
McLaren plays down Mercedes IP fear for 2014
Lauda welcomes Pirelli tyre tweaks
McLaren confirms Honda as engine supplier for 2015
