Formula 1- Season 2013

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Kimi can beat Alonso - Montezemolo
Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has suggested Kimi Raikkonen can beat Fernando Alonso when they become team-mates next year, comparing the Finn with Niki Lauda at McLaren in the early 1980s.

New Jersey still expecting to be on 2014 calendar
Organisers of the Grand Prix of America in New Jersey are unfazed at being left off the provisional 2014 calendar and stress that work is continuing for a race next year.

Ferrari rules out sacking Domenicali
Luca di Montezemolo has ruled out firing Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali, arguing that the team boss has put in place a structure that will soon start yielding championship victories again.

Pecking order should shift in Singapore - Mercedes
Mercedes executive director Toto Wolff believes the return to full-downforce circuits at the upcoming flyaways will shift the balance of power back towards Mercedes before the end of the year.

My motivation has been lacking for two years - Webber
Mark Webber has admitted his motivation has been waning over the past two years in Formula One and he is looking forward to escaping some of the repetitive parts of his job when he makes a move to sports car racing next year.

Pirelli names tyres for Korea, Japan and India
Pirelli has named the tyre compounds that will be used at the upcoming grands prix in Korea, Japan and India.

Massa eyeing vacant Lotus seat for 2014
Felipe Massa says he is in negotiations with Lotus about a 2014 race drive.

Grosjean not taking 2014 Lotus drive for granted
Romain Grosjean says he will "show his value on track" as he vies to remain at Lotus next season.

McLaren still catchable - Force India
Force India team principal Vijay Mallya believes his team can still beat McLaren to fifth place in the championship this year.

Not F1
Montoya returns to single seaters
Juan Pablo Montoya will return to IndyCar in 2014 with Team Penske, 14 years after he left the series to pursue a career in Formula One.

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McLaren coy over driver negotiations
McLaren is staying quiet over its 2014 driver line-up, refusing to comment on the delay in taking up options on the contracts of Jenson Button and Sergio Perez.

Alonso faces new challenge in Raikkonen - Button
Jenson Button believes Fernando Alonso will no longer have it all his own way when Kimi Raikkonen joins him at Ferrari next year.

Pirelli to continue to supply GP2 and GP3
Pirelli has secured a multi-year deal to remain as the sole tyre supplier to GP2 and GP3 in upcoming seasons.

Here is the Timing Schedule for this weekend's Singapore GP:

<font color='#b22222'><font face='courier new'>[U]Singapore GP[/U]</font></font>
<font color='#daa520'>[U]Friday[/U]</font>
<font color='#40e0d0'>[U]Practice Session 1[/U]</font>   <font color='#800080'>15:00 To 16:30</font>
<font color='#40e0d0'>[U]Practice Session 2[/U]</font>   <font color='#800080'>18:30 To 20:00</font>
<font color='#daa520'>[U]Saturday[/U]</font>
<font color='#40e0d0'>[U]Practice Session 3[/U]</font>   <font color='#800080'>15:00 To 16:00</font>
<font color='#40e0d0'>[U]Qualifying Session[/U]</font>   <font color='#800080'>18:00 To 19:00</font>
<font color='#daa520'>[U]Sunday[/U]</font>
<font color='#40e0d0'>[U]Race[/U]</font>                 <font color='#800080'>17:00 To 19:00</font>

[genius83]

Raikkonen leaving Lotus over money
Kimi Raikkonen has revealed that his decision to leave Lotus for Ferrari at the end of the year was motivated by money.

Kimi was Ferrari's best option - Alonso
Fernando Alonso believes Kimi Raikkonen was the best driver available to Ferrari for 2014 and says he is happy with the decision to bring the Finn back to the team.

I don't have it easy - Vettel
Sebastian Vettel insists his three world championships at Red Bull have not come easy and he is expecting an equally tough challenge when Daniel Ricciardo becomes his team-mate next year.

Massa won't settle for mid-grid team
Felipe Massa says he does not want to be in Formula One just to make up the numbers and is targeting a race seat that will allow him to fight for wins and titles in 2014.

Kimi and Alonso will work together for Ferrari - Domenicali
Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali has defended his decision to employ Kimi Raikkonen alongside Fernando Alonso next year, saying they will work together in the interest of the team.

Vettel not unbeatable - Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton's main goal this year is to help Mercedes beat Ferrari in the constructors' championship but he also thinks Sebastian Vettel is not unbeatable in the drivers' standings.

Alonso and Kimi will be 'very, very strong' in 2014 - Webber
Mark Webber believes Kimi Raikkonen and Fernando Alonso will be the strongest driver line-up on the grid next year when they pair up at Ferrari.

No hard feelings with Ferrari - Hulkenberg
Nico Hulkenberg is not getting upset about missing out on a drive at Ferrari next year to Kimi Raikkonen.

[genius83]

Hamilton leads Red Bulls after first practice
Lewis Hamilton set the pace in the opening practice session of the Singapore Grand Prix, backing up Mercedes' claims that a return to a high-downforce circuit would see it close the gap to Red Bull.

<font face='courier new'>[U]<font color='#b22222'>Singapore GP</font>
<font color='#daa520'>Practice Session 1
</font>[/U]</font><font color='#40e0d0'>Pos Driver                Team                   Time        Gap    Laps</font>
<font color='#800080'> 1. Lewis Hamilton        Mercedes               1m47.055s           20</font>
<font color='#800080'> 2. Mark Webber           Red Bull-Renault       1m47.420s  +0.365s  20</font>
<font color='#800080'> 3. Sebastian Vettel      Red Bull-Renault       1m47.885s  +0.830s  19</font>
<font color='#800080'> 4. Nico Rosberg          Mercedes               1m48.239s  +1.184s  23</font>
<font color='#800080'> 5. Kimi Raikkonen        Lotus-Renault          1m48.354s  +1.299s  18</font>
<font color='#800080'> 6. Romain Grosjean       Lotus-Renault          1m48.355s  +1.300s  12</font>
<font color='#800080'> 7. Fernando Alonso       Ferrari                1m48.362s  +1.307s  21</font>
<font color='#800080'> 8. Sergio Perez          McLaren-Mercedes       1m49.267s  +2.212s  20</font>
<font color='#800080'> 9. Jean-Eric Vergne      Toro Rosso-Ferrari     1m49.348s  +2.293s  23</font>
<font color='#800080'>10. Esteban Gutierrez     Sauber-Ferrari         1m49.355s  +2.300s  21</font>
<font color='#800080'>11. Pastor Maldonado      Williams-Renault       1m49.481s  +2.426s  20</font>
<font color='#800080'>12. Felipe Massa          Ferrari                1m49.493s  +2.438s  16</font>
<font color='#800080'>13. Valtteri Bottas       Williams-Renault       1m49.510s  +2.455s  21</font>
<font color='#800080'>14. Jenson Button         McLaren-Mercedes       1m49.608s  +2.553s  20</font>
<font color='#800080'>15. Paul di Resta         Force India-Mercedes   1m49.887s  +2.832s  18</font>
<font color='#800080'>16. Adrian Sutil          Force India-Mercedes   1m50.092s  +3.037s  20</font>
<font color='#800080'>17. Nico Hulkenberg       Sauber-Ferrari         1m50.222s  +3.167s  17</font>
<font color='#800080'>18. Daniel Ricciardo      Toro Rosso-Ferrari     1m50.757s  +3.702s  16</font>
<font color='#800080'>19. Jules Bianchi         Marussia-Cosworth      1m52.359s  +5.304s  16</font>
<font color='#800080'>20. Max Chilton           Marussia-Cosworth      1m52.673s  +5.618s  15</font>
<font color='#800080'>21. Giedo van der Garde   Caterham-Renault       1m52.920s  +5.865s  24</font>
<font color='#800080'>22. Charles Pic           Caterham-Renault       1m53.647s  +6.592s  23</font>

Vettel and Red Bull dominate FP2
Red Bull dominated the second practice for the Singapore Grand Prix as Sebastian Vettel finished the session comfortably faster than the rest of the field.

<font face='courier new'>[U]<font color='#b22222'>Singapore GP</font>
<font color='#daa520'>Practice Session 2</font>
[/U]</font><font color='#40e0d0'>Pos Driver                Team                    Time        Gap    Laps</font>
<font color='#800080'> 1. Sebastian Vettel      Red Bull-Renault        1m44.249s           34</font>
<font color='#800080'> 2. Mark Webber           Red Bull-Renault        1m44.853s  +0.604s  30</font>
<font color='#800080'> 3. Nico Rosberg          Mercedes                1m45.258s  +1.009s  34</font>
<font color='#800080'> 4. Lewis Hamilton        Mercedes                1m45.368s  +1.119s  33</font>
<font color='#800080'> 5. Romain Grosjean       Lotus-Renault           1m45.411s  +1.162s  18</font>
<font color='#800080'> 6. Fernando Alonso       Ferrari                 1m45.691s  +1.442s  32</font>
<font color='#800080'> 7. Jenson Button         McLaren-Mercedes        1m45.754s  +1.505s  30</font>
<font color='#800080'> 8. Kimi Raikkonen        Lotus-Renault           1m45.778s  +1.529s  32</font>
<font color='#800080'> 9. Adrian Sutil          Force India-Mercedes    1m46.002s  +1.753s  27</font>
<font color='#800080'>10. Sergio Perez          McLaren-Mercedes        1m46.025s  +1.776s  31</font>
<font color='#800080'>11. Daniel Ricciardo      Toro Rosso-Ferrari      1m46.406s  +2.157s  34</font>
<font color='#800080'>12. Jean-Eric Vergne      Toro Rosso-Ferrari      1m46.429s  +2.180s  33</font>
<font color='#800080'>13. Paul di Resta         Force India-Mercedes    1m46.606s  +2.357s  33</font>
<font color='#800080'>14. Nico Hulkenberg       Sauber-Ferrari          1m46.808s  +2.559s  36</font>
<font color='#800080'>15. Felipe Massa          Ferrari                 1m46.870s  +2.621s  33</font>
<font color='#800080'>16. Esteban Gutierrez     Sauber-Ferrari          1m47.287s  +3.038s  29</font>
<font color='#800080'>17. Valtteri Bottas       Williams-Renault        1m47.434s  +3.185s  33</font>
<font color='#800080'>18. Pastor Maldonado      Williams-Renault        1m47.761s  +3.512s  25</font>
<font color='#800080'>19. Giedo van der Garde   Caterham-Renault        1m49.434s  +5.185s  34</font>
<font color='#800080'>20. Charles Pic           Caterham-Renault        1m49.526s  +5.277s  34</font>
<font color='#800080'>21. Max Chilton           Marussia-Cosworth       1m49.619s  +5.370s  33</font>
<font color='#800080'>22. Jules Bianchi         Marussia-Cosworth       1m49.731s  +5.482s  30</font>

Red Bulls unmatchable - Raikkonen
Kimi Raikkonen says he has no chance of matching Sebastian Vettel in qualifying at the Singapore Grand Prix, even though his fast lap on Friday was ruined by traffic.

Alonso not planning to leave Ferrari
Fernando Alonso does not intend to break his Ferrari contract and return to McLaren in the next three years, despite rumours at this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix that the British team is courting his services again.

No talks with Alonso - McLaren
Martin Whitmarsh has denied McLaren is in negotiations with Fernando Alonso for next year, but admitted that the Ferrari driver would be of interest if he is on the market.

Front row will be tough - Hamilton
Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton has admitted a front row grid position will be tough after Red Bull dominated Friday practice at the Singapore Grand Prix.

Tyre degradation a concern for Rosberg
Nico Rosberg is concerned Mercedes could struggle with thermal tyre degradation at the Singapore Grand Prix after his tyres had a tendency to overheat during Friday practice.

Turn 10 an improvement - Webber
Mark Webber believes the changes to Turn 10 at the Marina Bay street circuit are an improvement for this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix.

Red Bull 'in another category' - Button
Jenson Button described the Red Bulls as being in "another category" after Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber dominated the second practice session for the Singapore Grand Prix.

Ferrari uncompetitive in Singapore - Alonso
Fernando Alonso has admitted that Ferrari is simply not competitive in Singapore this weekend, but insists he is not throwing in the towel just yet.

[Born2Race]

Anybody knows whether the qualifying session would be broadcasted on ESPN/StarSports or not? I just checked the TV listings on the Fox Sports Asia website and it isn't showing anything related to Formula1 today or tomorrow.

Update:

Sadly, the qualifying session and the race will be broadcasted only on Star Sports 2 India which isn't available in Pakistan.

Will have to watch the GP on laptop now

[NakedTruth]

Will have to watch the GP on laptop now

How fast is your internet connection?.

[genius83]

Grosjean takes fight to Vettel in FP3
Sebastian Vettel showed no letup in his pursuit of pole position at the Singapore Grand Prix as he topped the final practice session ahead of qualifying, but could face a rival in Lotus' Romain Grosjean.

<font face='courier new'>[U]<font color='#b22222'>Singapore GP
</font><font color='#daa520'>Practice Session 3
</font>[/U]</font><font color='#40e0d0'>Pos  Driver               Team/Car              Time       Gap     Laps</font>
<font color='#800080'> 1.  Sebastian Vettel     Red Bull-Renault      1m44.173s           15</font>
<font color='#800080'> 2.  Romain Grosjean      Lotus-Renault         1m44.364s  +0.191s  16</font>
<font color='#800080'> 3.  Nico Rosberg         Mercedes              1m44.741s  +0.568s  18</font>
<font color='#800080'> 4.  Mark Webber          Red Bull-Renault      1m44.906s  +0.733s  14</font>
<font color='#800080'> 5.  Lewis Hamilton       Mercedes              1m44.921s  +0.748s  14</font>
<font color='#800080'> 6.  Fernando Alonso      Ferrari               1m45.257s  +1.084s  13</font>
<font color='#800080'> 7.  Sergio Perez         McLaren-Mercedes      1m45.500s  +1.327s  12</font>
<font color='#800080'> 8.  Nico Hulkenberg      Sauber-Ferrari        1m45.876s  +1.703s  19</font>
<font color='#800080'> 9.  Jenson Button        McLaren-Mercedes      1m45.890s  +1.717s  13</font>
<font color='#800080'>10.  Felipe Massa         Ferrari               1m45.935s  +1.762s  13</font>
<font color='#800080'>11.  Jean-Eric Vergne     Toro Rosso-Ferrari    1m46.084s  +1.911s  15</font>
<font color='#800080'>12.  Kimi Raikkonen       Lotus-Renault         1m46.147s  +1.974s  13</font>
<font color='#800080'>13.  Pastor Maldonado     Williams-Renault      1m46.338s  +2.165s  17</font>
<font color='#800080'>14.  Daniel Ricciardo     Toro Rosso-Ferrari    1m46.358s  +2.185s  16</font>
<font color='#800080'>15.  Valtteri Bottas      Williams-Renault      1m46.660s  +2.487s  17</font>
<font color='#800080'>16.  Paul di Resta        Force India-Mercedes  1m46.879s  +2.706s  16</font>
<font color='#800080'>17.  Esteban Gutierrez    Sauber-Ferrari        1m46.893s  +2.720s  13</font>
<font color='#800080'>18.  Adrian Sutil         Force India-Mercedes  1m47.249s  +3.076s  19</font>
<font color='#800080'>19.  Giedo van der Garde  Caterham-Renault      1m48.931s  +4.758s  17</font>
<font color='#800080'>20.  Charles Pic          Caterham-Renault      1m49.037s  +4.864s  18</font>
<font color='#800080'>21.  Jules Bianchi        Marussia-Cosworth     1m49.182s  +5.009s  21</font>
<font color='#800080'>22.  Max Chilton          Marussia-Cosworth     1m49.982s  +5.809s  20</font>

Cocksure Vettel gambles to takes Singapore pole
Sebastian Vettel took pole position at the Singapore Grand Prix by 0.09s from Nico Rosberg after gamble in the final session paid off.

<font face='courier new'>[U]<font color='#b22222'>Singapore GP</font>
<font color='#daa520'>Qualifying Session</font>
[/U]</font><font color='#40e0d0'>Pos  Driver               Team/Car              Time       Gap</font>
<font color='#800080'> 1.  Sebastian Vettel     Red Bull-Renault      1m42.841s  </font>
<font color='#800080'> 2.  Nico Rosberg         Mercedes              1m42.932s  +0.091s</font>
<font color='#800080'> 3.  Romain Grosjean      Lotus-Renault         1m43.058s  +0.217s</font>
<font color='#800080'> 4.  Mark Webber          Red Bull-Renault      1m43.152s  +0.311s</font>
<font color='#800080'> 5.  Lewis Hamilton       Mercedes              1m43.254s  +0.413s</font>
<font color='#800080'> 6.  Felipe Massa         Ferrari               1m43.890s  +1.049s</font>
<font color='#800080'> 7.  Fernando Alonso      Ferrari               1m43.938s  +1.097s</font>
<font color='#800080'> 8.  Jenson Button        McLaren-Mercedes      1m44.282s  +1.441s</font>
<font color='#800080'> 9.  Daniel Ricciardo     Toro Rosso-Ferrari    1m44.439s  +1.598s</font>
<font color='#800080'>10.  Esteban Gutierrez    Sauber-Ferrari        No time set</font>
<font color='#40e0d0'>Q2 cut-off time: 1m44.555s                                 Gap **</font>
<font color='#800080'>11.  Nico Hulkenberg      Sauber-Ferrari        1m44.555s  +1.650s</font>
<font color='#800080'>12.  Jean-Eric Vergne     Toro Rosso-Ferrari    1m44.588s  +1.683s</font>
<font color='#800080'>13.  Kimi Raikkonen       Lotus-Renault         1m44.658s  +1.753s</font>
<font color='#800080'>14.  Sergio Perez         McLaren-Mercedes      1m44.752s  +1.847s</font>
<font color='#800080'>15.  Adrian Sutil         Force India-Mercedes  1m45.185s  +2.280s</font>
<font color='#800080'>16.  Valtteri Bottas      Williams-Renault      1m45.388s  +2.483s</font>
<font color='#40e0d0'>Q1 cut-off time: 1m45.982s                                 Gap *</font>
<font color='#800080'>17.  Paul di Resta        Force India-Mercedes  1m46.121s  +1.925s</font>
<font color='#800080'>18.  Pastor Maldonado     Williams-Renault      1m46.619s  +2.423s</font>
<font color='#800080'>19.  Charles Pic          Caterham-Renault      1m48.111s  +3.915s</font>
<font color='#800080'>20.  Giedo van der Garde  Caterham-Renault      1m48.320s  +4.124s</font>
<font color='#800080'>21.  Jules Bianchi        Marussia-Cosworth     1m48.830s  +4.634s</font>
<font color='#800080'>22.  Max Chilton          Marussia-Cosworth     1m48.930s  +4.734s</font>
<font color='#006400'>107% time: 1m51.489s  * Gap to quickest in Q1  ** Gap to quickest in Q2</font>

Nerve-wracked Vettel relieved to take pole
Sebastian Vettel said he had second thoughts about his decision not to set two times in the final session of qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix when his rivals started to take close in on his best effort.

Rosberg sure he could have embarrassed Vettel
Nico Rosberg believes he could have left Sebastian Vettel red faced after the Red Bull driver gambled on a single run during the top-ten qualifying shootout at the Singapore Grand Prix.

Raikkonen planning to race despite back problems
Kimi Raikkonen expects to race in Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix despite a bad back slowing him down in qualifying.

Massa not planning to help Alonso
Felipe Massa does not think he will be able to help Fernando Alonso in his championship challenge at the Singapore Grand Prix because title rival Sebastian Vettel is too far ahead.

I'm underperforming at McLaren - Perez
Sergio Perez has admitted he needs to up his game amid new pressure on him over his drive at McLaren.

No shame in being beaten by Massa - Alonso
Fernando Alonso has shrugged off being out-qualified by Ferrari team-mate Felipe Massa at the Singapore Grand Prix after he could only manage seventh place on the grid.

'I just wasn't fast enough' - Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton said he simply was not quick enough during qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix after he struggled to fifth on the grid for Sunday's night race.

Qualifying strategy paid off - Grosjean
Romain Grosjean said Lotus' Q1 qualifying strategy paid off at the Singapore Grand Prix after grabbing third on the grid in Q3.

I'm underperforming at McLaren - Perez
Sergio Perez has admitted he needs to up his game amid new pressure on him over his drive at McLaren.

So, the only way I could watch this race is to watch the retelecast that will be broadcasted on tuesday from 12:30 AM:o, brilliant stupidity from ESPNStarsports network.:mad:

[Born2Race]

How fast is your internet connection?.

I am using WiTribe, watching the race live on my laptop and it's streaming perfectly.

Sent from my GT-N7100 using Tapatalk 4

[genius83]

Dominant Vettel cruises to victory
Sebastian Vettel took another small step towards his fourth world title at the Singapore Grand Prix after Red Bull proved they had made a giant leap over its rivals with an utterly dominant victory under the stars in Singapore.

<font face='courier new'>[U]<font color='#b22222'>Singapore GP</font>
<font color='#daa520'>Race Results</font>
[/U]</font><font color='#40e0d0'>Pos  Driver               Team                          Time</font>
<font color='#800080'> 1.  Sebastian Vettel     Red Bull-Renault      1h59m13.132s</font>
<font color='#800080'> 2.  Fernando Alonso      Ferrari                   +32.627s</font>
<font color='#800080'> 3.  Kimi Raikkonen       Lotus-Renault             +43.920s</font>
<font color='#800080'> 4.  Nico Rosberg         Mercedes                  +51.155s</font>
<font color='#800080'> 5.  Lewis Hamilton       Mercedes                  +53.159s</font>
<font color='#800080'> 6.  Felipe Massa         Ferrari                 +1m03.877s</font>
<font color='#800080'> 7.  Jenson Button        McLaren-Mercedes        +1m23.354s</font>
<font color='#800080'> 8.  Sergio Perez         McLaren-Mercedes        +1m23.820s</font>
<font color='#800080'> 9.  Nico Hulkenberg      Sauber-Ferrari         +1m24.2261s</font>
<font color='#800080'>10.  Adrian Sutil         Force India-Mercedes    +1m24.668s</font>
<font color='#800080'>11.  Pastor Maldonado     Williams-Renault        +1m28.479s</font>
<font color='#800080'>12.  Esteban Gutierrez    Sauber-Ferrari          +1m37.894s</font>
<font color='#800080'>13.  Valtteri Bottas      Williams-Renault        +1m45.161s</font>
<font color='#800080'>14.  Jean-Eric Vergne     Toro Rosso-Ferrari       +1m53.512</font>
<font color='#800080'>15.  Mark Webber          Red Bull-Renault            +1 lap</font>
<font color='#800080'>16.  Giedo van der Garde  Caterham-Renault            +1 lap</font>
<font color='#800080'>17.  Max Chilton          Marussia-Cosworth           +1 lap</font>
<font color='#800080'>18.  Jules Bianchi        Marussia-Cosworth           +1 lap</font>
<font color='#800080'>19.  Chales Pic           Caterham-Renault            +1 lap</font>
<font color='#800080'>20.  Paul di Resta        Force India-Mercedes       +6 laps</font>
<font color='#006400'>Fastest lap: Vettel, 1m48.574s</font>
<font color='#daa520'>[U]Not classified/retirements:[/U]</font>
<font color='#40e0d0'>Driver        Team                         On lap</font>
<font color='#800080'>Grosjean      Lotus-Renault                    38</font>
<font color='#800080'>Ricciardo     Toro Rosso-Ferrari               24</font>

Here is the World Championships Standings after Singapore GP:

<font face='courier new'>[U]<font color='#ff0000'>World Championships Standings</font>
[/U]</font><font color='#006400'><font color='#006400'>[U]Drivers:[/U]                    [U]Constructors:[/U]            </font><font color='#0000cd'> 
 1.  Vettel        247        1.  Red Bull-Renault          377 </font>
<font color='#0000cd'> 2.  Alonso        187        2.  Ferrari                   274</font>
<font color='#0000cd'> 3.  Hamilton      151        3.  Mercedes                  267</font>
<font color='#0000cd'> 4.  Raikkonen     149        4.  Lotus-Renault             206</font>
<font color='#0000cd'> 5.  Webber        130        5.  McLaren-Mercedes           76</font>
<font color='#0000cd'> 6.  Rosberg       116        6.  Force India-Mercedes       62</font>
<font color='#0000cd'> 7.  Massa          87        7.  Toro Rosso-Ferrari         31</font>
<font color='#0000cd'> 8.  Grosjean       57        8.  Sauber-Ferrari             19</font>
<font color='#0000cd'> 9.  Button         54        9.  Williams-Renault            1</font>
<font color='#0000cd'>10.  Di Resta       36       </font>
<font color='#0000cd'>11.  Sutil          26       </font>
<font color='#0000cd'>12.  Perez          22       </font>
<font color='#0000cd'>13.  Hulkenberg     19       </font>
<font color='#0000cd'>14.  Ricciardo      18       </font>
<font color='#0000cd'>15.  Vergne         13       </font>
<font color='#0000cd'>16.  Maldonado       1   </font>
</font>

Caterham sticks with Renault power
Caterham and Renault have finally confirmed an engine deal heading into the new turbo era that will see the team supplied by the French manufacturer for the next three years.

Alonso relying on 'luck' to win title
Fernando Alonso says he needs to be "very, very lucky" to beat Sebastian Vettel in the drivers' championship after conceding another seven points to the German at the Singapore Grand Prix.

Hamilton shifts focus to beating Alonso
Lewis Hamilton is now trying to beat Fernando Alonso in the drivers' standings after slipping 96 points behind championship-leader Sebastian Vettel at the Singapore Grand Prix.

Webber punished after hitching lift with Alonso
Mark Webber will receive a ten-place grid penalty after being reprimanded for walking onto the track at the end of the Singapore Grand Prix and catching a lift back to the pits on Fernando Alonso's Ferrari.

Back pain didn't trouble Raikkonen
Kimi Raikkonen played down his back pain as a major factor during Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix, but revealed he nearly backed out of qualifying on Saturday because of the issue.

Laps after safety car were crucial - Vettel
Sebastian Vettel said his remarkable pace after the safety car at the Singapore Grand Prix was vital for his victory ahead of Fernando Alonso.

Booing fans don't understand F1 - Lauda
Three-time champion Niki Lauda has labelled fans that booed Sebastian Vettel after his victory in Singapore as ridiculous and said they do not understand Formula One.

Lotus reprimanded for Grosjean pit stop
Lotus has been reprimanded for letting a member of its team work on Romain Grosjean's car without head protection during the race.

McLaren podium not possible - Button
Jenson Button said a podium was not realistic at the Singapore Grand Prix despite running in third position towards the end of the race.

[genius83]

Here is the CCTV footage of Alonso Webber incident:
http://www.blick.ch/...-id2450773.html[B]​[/B]

[NakedTruth]

I am using WiTribe, watching the race live on my laptop and it's streaming perfectly.

Sent from my GT-N7100 using Tapatalk 4

Yeah. Keep using crap tribe. Didn't need a reply that late.

The streams you watch require a maximum of a 512Kbps connection.

Here is the CCTV footage of Alonso Webber incident:
http://www.blick.ch/...-id2450773.html[B]​[/B]

Extremely retarded thing to do by Alonso. He could have AT LEAST went off the track to the right side instead of parking on the track!.

Also, he needs to stop calling all his second places, a win, or as he is saying 'Like a Win'.

As I said way back, Vettel looks like a 2013 champion.

[genius83]

Vettel 'only human' when it comes to booing - Horner
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says Sebastian Vettel is "only human" and does not deserve the boos he has received on the podium at recent races.

Hamilton wouldn't enjoy being as dominant as Vettel
Lewis Hamilton does not want to be as dominant as Sebastian Vettel is this season, preferring the thrill of the fight when he next challenges for the title.

Tyre construction change was title tipping point - Alonso
Fernando Alonso believes the change in tyre construction midway through this season was the point at which Ferrari's title hopes fell apart.

Ferrari hopes hang on Vettel issues - Domenicali
Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali says Fernando Alonso's only hope of winning this year's world championship is for Sebastian Vettel to hit problems in the remaining six races.

Alonso's plans to buy cycling team fall through
Plans for Fernando Alonso to buy Spanish pro cycling team Euskaltel Euskadi have fallen through, according to a statement from the team.

Ricciardo vows to learn from crash
Toro Rosso's Daniel Ricciardo has vowed to learn from his crash at the Singapore Grand Prix after admitting he was pushing too hard.

[genius83]

Webber derides 'comical' penalty
Mark Webber has branded his reprimand for hitching a lift with Fernando Alonso in Singapore as "comical".

Warwick defends Singapore penalties
FIA driver steward Derek Warwick has defended the penalties handed out to Mark Webber and Fernando Alonso in Singapore.

Grosjean 'getting better and better'
Lotus trackside operations director Alan Permane says Romain Grosjean has "been getting better and better" over the past few races and could lead the team next season.

Alonso still eyes cycling team
Fernando Alonso says he is still committed to having his own cycling team after a deal to buy Euskaltel Euskadi collapsed.

[NakedTruth]

How many of you are going to watch Rush in cinema?.

[genius83]

Horner eyeing early title finish
Christian Horner says he wants Red Bull to wrap up the drivers' and constructors' championships sooner rather than later.

Top teams unlikely to run youngsters in elongated FP1
Front-running teams are unlikely to make use of longer FP1 sessions in 2014 to run young drivers, despite a two-hour first practice being agreed.

Renault deserves more recognition - Prost
Alain Prost believes Renault Sport deserves more credit for the role it has played in Red Bull's success in recent years, but speaking as the engine manufacturer's international ambassador, he said it was unlikely to happen.

Pirelli still looking for testing solution for 2014
Pirelli says it is still at an impasse with teams over how to go tyre testing in the future following the fall out of Mercedes' private test earlier in the year.

[genius83]

Nothing to choose between Hamilton and Rosberg - Brawn
Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn says the difference between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg this year has been tiny, despite Hamilton's lead in the drivers' standings.

Pirelli deal due 'in very near future'
Pirelli insists only legal loose ends are preventing the announcement of a new tyre contract with Formula One from 2014 onwards.

Mercedes open to giving Massa DTM chance
Mercedes would consider Felipe Massa for a DTM drive if he wanted to move to the German racing series next year.

Caterham restructures technical team
Caterham has restructured its technical department to give extra responsibilities to Jody Egginton and John Iley.

[genius83]

New Jersey added to 22-race 2014 calendar
New Jersey has been added to a 22-race calendar for 2014 after a meeting of the FIA World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) confirmed the dates of next year's races.

<font color='#ff8c00'><font face='courier new'>[U]Provisional 2014 calendar [/U]</font></font>
<font color='#2f4f4f'> March 16 - Australia GP, [I]Melbourne[/I]
 March 30 - Malaysia GP, [I]Sepang[/I]
 April 6 - Bahrain GP, [I]Sakhir[/I] 
 April 20 - China GP, [I]Shanghai[/I]
 April 27 - Korea GP, [I]Mokpo[/I] (provisional) 
 May 11 - Spain GP, [I]Barcelona[/I]
 May 25 - Monaco GP, [I]Monaco[/I]
 June 1 - GP of America, [I]New Jersey[/I] (provisional)*
 June 8 - Canada GP, [I]Montreal[/I]
 June 22 - Austria GP, [I]Red Bull Ring[/I]
 July 6 - Britain GP, [I]Silverstone[/I]
 July 20 - Germany GP, [I]Hockenheim[/I]
 July 27 - Hungary GP, [I]Hungaroring[/I]
 August 24 - Belgium GP, [I]Spa-Francorchamps[/I]
 September 7 - Italy GP, [I]Monza[/I]
 September 21 - Singapore GP, [I]Marina Bay[/I]
 October 5 - Russia, [I]Sochi[/I] 
 October 12- Japan GP, [I]Suzuka[/I]
 October 26 - Abu Dhabi, [I]Yas Marina[/I]
 November 9 - Mexico, [I]Mexico City[/I] (provisional)*
 November 16 - USA, [I]Circuit of the Americas[/I] 
 November 30 - Brazil, [I]Interlagos[/I]</font> 
 <font color='#4b0082'>* (subject to circuit approval) </font>

FIA confirms Pirelli will stay in F1
The FIA has confirmed Pirelli will stay as Formula One's tyre supplier next year, although the tender process for tyre and fuel suppliers is set to change under the new Concorde Agreement.

New Concorde Agreement finalised
A new Concorde Agreement - the contract that binds Formula One together - has been signed by the FIA and Formula One Management after months of negotiation.

Ward calls for Todt clarity on Concorde resources
FIA presidential candidate David Ward has called for Jean Todt to explain how the FIA will use the extra funds generated by a new Concorde Agreement.

Lotus hoping to avoid need for pay driver in 2014
Lotus is hoping it will not have take a pay driver next year to compliment its budget as it weighs up possible replacements for Kimi Raikkonen.

Whitmarsh concerned about 'burnout'
Martin Whitmarsh says it is "inevitable" that team members will suffer from "burnout" in the closing stages of the season.

Red Bull dominance here to stay - Wolff
Mercedes executive director Toto Wolff does not think the introduction of new regulations in 2014 will upset the current pecking order in Formula One.

Home-built F1 cars up for sale
A man in Essex is building his own Formula One cars to drive to the shops in.

[genius83]

First Sauber appearance 'awesome' - Sirotkin
Sergey Sirotkin made his first public appearance driving a Sauber Formula One car in Russia on Friday.

Raikkonen cautious on back injury
Kimi Raikkonen is remaining cautious over the state of his back ahead of next weekend's Korean Grand Prix.

[zia1288]

@genius83 saad bro kindly post engine usage of drivers. it's the only way if someone else can win title now

[genius83]

@zia1288
Bro, I have tried every website that I know could provide that information but none of them is showing any recent data they all showing data after Chinese GP this season nothing more at all. As for title winning by any other driver, its near impossible because of the next season's regulation changes, all teams are now concentrating on next season's car and give up on this season already.