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Photo by an fan is stirring up controversy on traction control on of the Red Bull cars.

According to Auto Motor und Sport rumours, Charlie Whiting told Brawn the highly controversial Barcelona test would be in compliance

Force India admitted that a disagreement had occurred, but denied it was related to di Resta's criticisms.

Pastor Maldonado is 100 per cent focused on Williams car.

Ferrari is keeping an eye on Rosberg, while according to Marca correspondent, Maldonado is a possible Raikkonen's successor

'Discussions about testing for next year will certainly be beneficial for whoever the tyre supplier is in the future' - Ross Brawn

Michelin pulled out of F1 in 2006, and since then, they have concentrated on sports car endurance racing along with their Green X Challenge program.

Rumours are increasing that James Allison will go to Red Bull with a beginning of a new turbo era

According to Speed Week, Ford could be the one to return to F1

If Williams makes the engine change, it will be their fifth one since 2005.

According to Bianca Garloff and Ralf Bach, Toro Rosso is going to switch from Ferrari to Renault power

Christian Horner: "The purpose of Toro Rosso is to develop drivers and make them candidates for Red Bull, just as Sebastian Vettel did."

'It's not something I need to think about, because it's not going to happen' - Lewis Hamilton

The photographer 'attacked' by Alonso wants him to learn to have more respect for the press, by complaining to authorities

It appears the rumor is due to Niki Lauda chatting with Sebastian Vettel

The objective is to entice the drivers to take more risks in the heat of exciting wheel-to-wheel battles.

Toyota returned to endurance racing to challenge the 24 Hours of Le Mans with a prototype Hybrid, and they also have, like Honda, have the means to be an engine supplier if not a factory team, or both!

Pirelli still have no new contract and a Korean company could be chosen as an alternative to it

On April 3rd, the news that Mark Webber may leave Formula One at the end of 2013 was a rumor. Now it seems that apparently the Australian will join Porsche to take on the 24 Hours of Le Mans.