Fernando Alonso is hoping bad luck will strike rival Sebastian Vettel at some point during the season, which he believes will give Ferrari a chance to catch up to the German.... read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes his chances of more success in the Canadian Grand Prix will depend on the progress he manages to make with his braking issues read more »

Renault president Carlos Ghosn says the French manufacturer's involvement in Formula 1 is a big success, and insists the company will continue in the sport as long as it... read more »

Sam Michael says McLaren can see the progress it is making towards the front of the grid and hopes to continue making "small steps" this weekend in Canada read more »

Pirelli plans to conduct further testing on its 2014 Formula 1 rubber with teams despite the controversy over its running with Mercedes at Barcelona after the Spanish Grand Prix read more »

The Williams F1 team has confirmed it will switch to Mercedes power in 2014, when the sport adopts a new engine formula. The deal has been in the works for many months now,... read more »

Nico Rosberg hopes Mercedes' form will continue after the "extremely happy" driver claimed the victory in Monte Carlo... read more »

Renault has confirmed that it will supply Scuderia Toro Rosso with engines from the start of next season. Toro Rosso has used Ferrari engines since 2007 but will switch to... read more »

With the new regulations coming into force next season, a shuffle is expected to take place with several teams opting to switch engine suppliers. At present, Renault supplies... read more »

Caterham owner Tony Fernandes has confirmed that his team will stick with Renault engines next season. Caterham has been powered by the French squad since 2011 and will... read more »

As teams continue to argue about whether or not Pirelli should change its current series of F1 slick tyres, Pirelli itself is getting tired of the lack of contract for next... read more »

Red Bull will run Infiniti branded engines in 2014 when the sport switches to V6 turbo-charged power units next season. The outfit will continue its relationship with Renault,... read more »

As has become the norm in Monte-Carlo, a variety of drivers have chosen to run special helmets for the Grand Prix weekend. GPUpdate.net has put together an overview of the... read more »

Paul Di Resta is optimistic that Force India can continue their strong run of form in Monaco after a solid start to the weekend read more »

Pirelli has said it is running out of time to receive confirmation that it will continue as Formula One's tyre supplier and there will come a point where it will have to... read more »

Charles Pic is hoping that Monaco's unforgiving nature can help continue Caterham's recent improvement.     read more »

The Canadian Grand Prix organisers have brought back the popular 'Open House Day' which was cancelled last season due to threats from protestor groups. The day allows... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has reiterated that his Mercedes team must continue to focus on improved race performances as the 2013 campaign progresses, having struggled to cope with tyre... read more »

McLaren know a win or even a podium in Monaco is unrealistic given the performance of their MP4-28, but a double points finish in the last two races has given them confidence... read more »

The advent of turbo-charged V6s may be seen as a step forward for F1, but what if it is a step too far for more than half the field?     read more »

Valencia's hopes of returning to the Formula One calendar continue to diminish with Barcelona officials revealing they are not keen on alternating... read more »

The organisers of the Spanish Grand Prix are hoping to continue hosting Formula 1 at the Circuit de Catalunya in Barcelona for many years to come, despite alternation talks... read more »

Force India have tested their own version of an interlinked suspension system to better control pitch and heave. The system was however removed after FP1 to continue with... read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff has insisted the team will continue to enjoy the support of parent company Daimler, providing it progresses and shows signs it can challenge... read more »

Toto Wolff insists Daimler will continue to back the Mercedes F1 team - but only if they're fighting at the front... read more »