As expected, Sauber and Ferrari have extended their current technical partnership into the new era of 1.6-litre V6 turbocharged engines... read more »

Sauber will continue to use Ferrari power in 2014 after announcing an extension to its current powertrain deal with the Italian company. The Swiss team will use Ferrari's... read more »

The Sauber F1 Team and Scuderia Ferrari extend their current technical partnership, which is for the supply of the complete powertrain, including engine, gearbox and ERS in a... read more »

Sauber will continue to be powered by Ferrari engines into Formula 1's new era of regulations after the two parties signed an extended "multi-year" technical deal. read more »

Sauber and Ferrari are to extend their current technical partnership, which is for the supply of the complete powertrain, including engine, gearbox and ERS in a multi-year... read more »

Bob Fernley has praised the decision to extend first practice on a Friday in 2014 as it gives the teams a variety of choices... read more »

Caterham will continue to use Renault engines in 2014 and beyond after extending their partnership.... read more »

Rather than looking to quit Ferrari, Fernando Alonso insists that he wants to prolong his stay with the team beyond his current deal.     read more »

Caterham have confirmed that they will continue to use Renault power for the next three seasons. read more »

A new deal to extend the Melbourne Grand Prix's presence on the F1 calendar is all but signed, according to reports from Australia.     read more »

McLaren have expressed an interest in re-hiring Fernando Alonso in the near future as speculation mounts that the team are doubting whether Sergio Perez was the right choice.... read more »

Kate Walker files her latest column for Crash.net as the 'silly season' extend beyond the drivers....     read more »

Kimi Raikkonen has reportedly signed a one-year deal with Ferrari, but he has an option to extend it... read more »

Lewis Hamilton isn't depressed by Sebastian Vettel's success despite the German heading toward his fourth consecutive title after taking his sixth win of the season... read more »

Jean Todt says he's ready to extend Pirelli's F1 deal as long as the all the teams and Bernie Ecclestone are "happy"... read more »

Charles Pic says he hopes to stay with Caterham for a second season in 2014. Pic joined Caterham from Marussia prior to the start of 2013 and reckons he can extend his stay... read more »

Sebastian Vettel dominated the Belgian Grand Prix after passing pole sitter Lewis Hamilton on the opening lap to claim the lead where he remained for the entirety of the race.... read more »

McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh has all but confirmed that Jenson Button will be retained beyond the 2013 season, describing him as "a great asset" to the... read more »

The FIA would be risking significantly impacting upon the 2014 Formula 1 world championship should it opt not to extend Pirelli's tyre supply deal, McLaren's Jonathan... read more »

Felipe Massa has admitted he could drive off the grid altogether if Ferrari does not extend his contract beyond 2013. The well-connected Brazilian newspaper O Estado de S.Paulo... read more »

The Lotus F1 Team has announced it will run the Galician flag on the rear-wing endplates on both Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Grosjean's cars at the Hungarian Grand Prix as a... read more »

Fernando Alonso reckons the Hungarian Grand Prix is a crucial weekend for him and the Scuderia - and that it will seriously affect the team's motivation should Sebastian... read more »

The FIA has issued a ban on inverted tyre mounting and has put in place minimum tyre pressures and cambers to stop teams from misusing them. Pirelli wrote to the FIA asking... read more »

Paul di Resta and Adrian Sutil head to the Nurburgring determined to extend their recent scoring run.     read more »

The upcoming Young Driver Test has now been ditched in favour of a tyre test, of which a team's current race drivers can participate in. The FIA has written to the World... read more »