McLaren will be able to seamlessly incorporate trial runs of Pirelli's modified 2013-specification tyres with its own Canada update programme. More »Formula 1 - Testing new tyres no concern - McLaren
McLaren is wholly supportive of Sergio Perez's recent aggression and does not believe he is doing anything radical or inappropriate. More »Formula 1 - McLaren 'fully behind' Perez
Valtteri Bottas admits Williams's current struggles have masked the successes of his rookie Formula 1 campaign. More »Formula 1 - Bottas fears car masking his progress
Bridgestone has ruled out a return to Formula 1 next year amid uncertainty over Pirelli's future in the sport. More »Formula 1 - Bridgestone rules out F1 return
Everything you need to know about this week's Canadian Grand Prix. More »Formula 1 - Canadian Grand Prix: The ultimate race weekend guide
John Watson says Hamilton must decide if he's a racer or not, but our blogger says such criticism is unfair. More »Formula 1 - Hamilton: Formula 1 driver or hip-hop star?
Alain Prost believes that the lack of testing will make adapting to the new generation of Formula 1 engines an unprecedented challenge for drivers. More »Formula 1 - Prost: test limit biggest 2014 challenge
Ferrari's Felipe Massa will have a new chassis for this weekend's Canadian GP after crashing twice at the last race in Monaco. More »Formula 1 - Ferrari give Massa a new chassis for Canada
Force India team boss Vijay Mallya believes his squad is on the cusp of its first Formula 1 podium finish in nearly four seasons. More »Formula 1 - Force India sure podium now imminent
Martin Whitmarsh believes that Formula 1 teams must do a better job of decision-making over regulations. More »Formula 1 - F1 teams must 'work harder' at rules
This weekend should provide McLaren and Sauber with some crucial answers – and a clear indication of where their season is going, says Will Gray. More »Formula 1 - Tech Talk: A big weekend for McLaren, Sauber
Lewis Hamilton does not need to make drastic changes in order to answer Nico Rosberg's challenge, according to Ross Brawn. More »Formula 1 - Brawn says Hamilton just needs time
Pirelli is confident that Formula 1 teams will accept the introduction of its modified 2013 tyres for the British Grand Prix. More »Formula 1 - Pirelli trusts teams will accept new tyre
Williams' chief race engineer Xevi Pujolar says the team's main priority remains sorting out this year's car. More »Formula 1 - Williams won't switch focus to 2014
Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn has described the early arrival of Paddy Lowe, who starts work with the team today, as a "bonus." More »Formula 1 - Lowe's early start a bonus for Mercedes
Ferrari insists its priority remains ensuring that Formula 1's testing regulations are complied with. More »Formula 1 - Ferrari: focus still on test rules
Hankook has ruled out becoming Formula 1 tyre supplier in 2014 if Pirelli does not agree a new contract. More »Formula 1 - Hankook rules out 2014 F1 tyre bid
Mercedes and Ferrari have been asked to reply to a disciplinary enquiry into tyre tests they carried out with Pirelli. More »Formula 1 - FIA quiz Mercedes and Ferrari over tyre tests
Kimi Raikkonen insists he has moved on from his post-Monaco spat with McLaren's Sergio Perez. More »Formula 1 - Raikkonen moves on from Perez spat
Monaco winners Mercedes can triumph again and must not let the testing controversy distract them, says Lewis Hamilton. More »Formula 1 - Hamilton: Mercedes can win again this season
Pirelli plans to conduct further testing on its 2014 Formula 1 rubber with teams despite the controversy over its running with Mercedes at Barcelona. More »Formula 1 - Tyre tests will continue, insists Pirelli
Pirelli has insisted that the tyre test at Barcelona was focused on 2014 developments and did not favour Mercedes. More »Formula 1 - Pirelli plays down Spain tyre row
Pirelli has insisted that the tyre test at Barcelona was focused on 2014 developments and did not favour Mercedes. More »Williams to use Mercedes engines
Pastor Maldonado has admitted that he is still in pain from his crash that brought out the red flags in the Monaco Grand Prix. More »Formula 1 - Maldonado still in pain from crash
Alexander Rossi will get his first practice outing of the year when he drives the Caterham CT03 on Friday ahead of next week's Canadian Grand Prix. More »Formula 1 - Rossi gets Canada GP practice call