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F1 close to radical 2013 rule agreement

The Formula One grid in 2013 could see the return of ground effect cars and turbocharged engines, with an increased about of energy recovery devices, according to the latest reports into the debate over the future direction of the sport.

Button confident of strong Monza form

McLaren driver Jenson Button has affirmed that the Woking team should head to the Italian Grand Prix at Monza in "good shape", saying that their 2010 car will continue to get quicker after a strong showing at the race at Spa.

Bullish Vettel insists: "I will take the title"

Under-pressure Red Bull Racing driver Sebastian Vettel has claimed that he still can and will win the 2010 drivers championship, adding that the mistakes that he has made so far this season will make him a "better driver" in the long run.

Williams switch attention to 2011 car

The Williams Formula One team has become the latest squad to confirm that they are abandoning development on their 2010 machine in an effort to get a jump on their rivals for next year, with the team looking forward to the return of KERS.

Spa ticket flop puts new pressure on venue

The long-term future of the Spa-Francorchamps circuit on the Formula One calendar has come up for renewed speculation, after it was revealed that the Belgian track fell short of meeting it's weekend sales target by more than 10,000 tickets.

Stealing a march on building a great track

The newest Tilkedrome design, planned for the Austin-based track in the United States, has received broadly positive first reviews, proving perhaps that familiarity with certain corners does not necessarily need to breed contempt.

Korea track gets inspection reprieve by FIA

A report from the UK Daily Telegraph newspaper has revealed that the final inspection of the troubled new Korean GP track should have taken place two months ago, with the FIA admitting that there was still "a lot of work" to do on the track.