Formula One News — November 2013

Sergio Perez says he is "95 per cent sure" he will still be on the formula one grid next year.

Formula one has lost an official sponsor.

Brazilian GP - Thursday Press Conference

Having given Fernando Alonso "eight out of ten" for his 2013 season, Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo now insists the Spaniard is not the famous Italian team's number 1 driver.

Felipe Massa has likened F1 pay-drivers to prostitutes.

F1 drivers Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg are split over whether Felipe Massa's move to Williams is a boost to the departing Ferrari driver's career.

Jenson Button has given his departing McLaren teammate Sergio Perez a strong recommendation as the Mexican seeks a new seat for 2014.

Donald Mackenzie, the highest profile figure at F1 owners CVC, has described his investment in the sport as one fraught with "constant crisis".

Mark Webber is not ready to spill the beans on the intriguing story of his "f***ing intense" title battle with Sebastian Vettel in 2010.

Mark Webber will not be gifted a tenth win as he bows out of formula one in Brazil this weekend.

Ferrari insists it was aware of the extent of Kimi Raikkonen's back problems when the Finn was signed up for 2014.

Luca di Montezemolo has given Fernando Alonso "eight out of ten" for the Spaniard's 2013 season.

Paul di Resta has admitted he might consider a move to America's premier Indycar series for 2014.

Pastor Maldonado has admitted it was "wrong" to publicly accuse Williams of sabotage.

Vitaly Petrov has admitted he could switch to the German touring car series DTM in 2014.

Nico Rosberg has described the performance of Sebastian Vettel's Red Bull as "crazy".

Red Bull has been weakened, and Ferrari and McLaren strengthened, by F1's latest personnel moves.

Romain Grosjean has revealed he still seeks therapy as the result of his tumultuous 2012 season that almost ended his F1 career.

Fernando Alonso does not think Ferrari can end its 2013 campaign by finishing runner-up to dominant champions Red Bull.

Nico Hulkenberg has agreed a EUR 1.9 million deal to return to Force India in 2014, according to the veteran F1 correspondent Roger Benoit.

Bernie Ecclestone will be fired by CVC if he is convicted amid the Gerhard Gribkowsky corruption scandal.

Michael Schumacher has tipped his countryman and protege Sebastian Vettel to eventually beat his record tally of seven world championships.

Lotus is keeping a seat open for Nico Hulkenberg, in the hope the German can wait a little longer for the 'Quantum' investment deal to be completed.

United States GP - Race Report