On 18/10, 08:22
The Japanese engine manufacturer unveiled the first sounds of its future F1 V6 Turbo engine through a YouTube video. Let's turn up the volume and listen to the purr of this beauty. 
On 16/10, 11:31
According to Sporting Life, the head of Lotus has made his choice regarding the name of Kimi Räikkönen's replacement. Only one factor could make him change his mind: money. 
On 10/10, 20:52
The Italian manufacturer has just revealed the tire specifications for the last three races of the 2013 season. 
On 10/10, 13:48
Following the Korean GP where Mark Webber's Red Bull was damaged in a fire after contact with Adrian Sutil, the Austrian team will line up a new chassis for the Australian driver. 
On 03/10, 20:21
Traditionally held at the Montmelo circuit in Barcelona, the last two winter testing sessions for 2013-2014 will take place on the Sakhir track in Bahrain, as decided by the teams on the sidelines of the Korean GP. 
On 03/10, 19:15
The new version of the official F1 World Championship game has arrived. F1 2013 retains the elements that have made the series successful since its return on PS3/360 and PC, while adding a new game mode that feels infused with turbo and legend. 
On 28/09, 13:57
The FIA confirmed during the World Motor Sport Council held in Croatia that Pirelli will indeed be the tire manufacturer for F1 for the 2014 season. The duration of the new contract between Pirelli and the F1 authorities is unknown. Furthermore, the FIA has indeed ratified the Concorde Agreements for the 2013-2020 period. 
On 27/09, 17:17
The FIA unveiled today the first version of the 2014 Formula 1 World Championship calendar. Three key points to note: the number of events, 22, two new Grand Prix and two highly anticipated returns. 
On 27/09, 08:01
As rumors swirl for the 2014 transfers, Tony Fernandes, owner of Caterham F1, announces that Heikki Kovalainen, the team's reserve driver, is still in the running for a possible seat in the team in 2014. 
On 25/09, 16:29
The track operations director of Lotus F1 Team, Alan Permane, answered Autosport's questions on the sidelines of the Singapore Grand Prix. Permane talks about 2014 and clearly indicates to Ferrari and Alonso that their chances are limited even with the major changes coming in the regulations. 
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