Formula One News — August 2013

Amid F1's 'silliest silly season', even Fernando Alonso - with a long Ferrari contract - is being asked by reporters to reveal his cards for 2014.

The 2014 'silly season' may be hogging the headlines, but arguably more important is the imminent battle for this year's world title.

Was there more to Kimi Raikkonen's mystery illness on Thursday?

One year ago, Romain Grosjean was F1's 'first lap nutcase', and soon to serve a rare race ban after his latest crash at Spa-Francorchamps.

Adrian Sutil has stepped up his rhetoric against former friend Lewis Hamilton, revealing the 2008 world champion is yet to come forward to make amends.

Sergey Sirotkin has finally signed a real contract to race a Sauber in 2014.

Heikki Kovalainen has returned to the F1 headlines.

Pirelli test driver Jaime Alguersuari could finally leave formula one at the end of the season.

Belgian GP - Thursday Press Conference

In the apparently unwell Kimi Raikkonen's absence, it was left to the other drivers on Thursday to talk about the 2014 'silly season'.

Drivers and engineers were surprised on Thursday when they inspected the Spa-Francorchamps circuit.

With speculation over his future at melting point, Kimi Raikkonen called in sick on Thursday.

Heikki Kovalainen will be back on track for Caterham at the next two F1 race weekends.

Kimi Raikkonen, no fan of the spotlight, is the man of the moment as F1's summer slumber ends this weekend in Belgium.

The second half of 2013 looks set to be a head-to-head between championship leader and favourite Sebastian Vettel, and Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton.

The Williams F1 team issued a question and answer with new Chief Technical Officer Pat Symonds.

Sergey Sirotkin's preparation for his formula one race debut next year could continue at the controls of the Ferrari driver simulator.

Formula one teams are braced for the "curveball" of an all-new tyre supplier for 2014.

Amid scepticism of the team's Russian rescue deal, Sergey Sirotkin is in fact already seated at the wheel of a Sauber.

McLaren has conceded it will probably chalk up a rare and unwanted statistic in 2013.

Ferrari has moved to ease the speculation about its 2014 driver lineup.

Dr Helmut Marko backtracked on Tuesday, revealing Red Bull will in fact not finalise its 2014 driver lineup this weekend in Belgium.

Pirelli has confirmed reports the size of its F1 tyres will not be changing.

Kimi Raikkonen's manager is not ruling out a return to Ferrari for the 2007 world champion.