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Porsche not denying the possibility of Webber joining the team for their return to La Sarthe next year.

The Canadian driver will make his debut at the Le Mans round (April 27-28) with teammate Eric Cayrolle.

It's tense in the Red Bull Racing camp after Sebastian Vettel ignored team orders to maintain position behind the leading Mark Webber.

The 30-year-old German will race alongside Paul Di Resta, recreating the successful partnership that raced together during the 2011 season.

The last team has finally unveiled their 2013 car - the Williams FW35

The last team to launch their 2013 car, Williams F1 is looking to be strong out of the box, with less than a month before the season opener in Melbourne.

Caterham F1 Team has today confirmed that Giedo van der Garde, the team’s 2012 Reserve Driver, has been promoted to a full-time race seat, completing the team’s 2013 driver line-up with Charles Pic.

History repeating for Vettel and Red Bull Racing as FIA Prize Giving Gala honors and celebrates the three-consecutive time Formula One champion driver and team. Alonso and Räikkönen also reap rewards.

Apparently there was one team on the recently published FIA Formula One entry list that has did not yet have the required Concorde Agreement -- the Russian-owned team.

HRT closed its doors so only 22 cars on the 2013 grid per the FIA. Four teams have only confirmed one driver for 2013: Force India, Caterham, Marussia and Lotus; not all teams have allotted a car number to each driver.

Fernando Alonso reflected on the 2012 season while having a great time at Scuderia Ferrari's Finali Mondiali -- the annual showcase of the racing machines from the Italian manufacturer. It was a fun event for the Spaniard.

Romain Grosjean had quite an eventful 2012 season, which left him with the impression that that Formula One is a "world without pity".

FIA's race director says pass was legal.

This year's FIA rules say any review of the outcome of the world championship must commence no later than 30 November.

Bottas will make F1 debut next year

Red Bull boss Christian Horner speaks his mind: McLaren are a weaker team without Lewis. So does Jenson Button!