The two nearly clashed on the track during the Hungarian Grand Prix

Race will be staged at the Red Bull Ring - formerly known as the A1-Ring

Mark Webber's wheel came off in the pit lane

Champion holds off challenge as Hamilton slips from pole to fifth and blames Pirelli tyres

Britain's Lewis Hamilton took pole position for home team Mercedes on Saturday for Sunday's German Formula One Grand Prix.

The triple Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel has agreed a new contract extension with Red Bull through to the end of 2015.

With seriously high stakes, it's an extreme arena

Nico Rosberg's brilliant triumph in the Monaco Grand Prix was marred slightly when Red Bull and Ferrari lodged official protests afterwards, seeking clarification of a so-called secret test that Mercedes had undertaken with tyre supplier Pirelli after the Spanish GP earlier this month. There, the silver cars started from the front row of the grid but could not better sixth and 12th places in the race because of very high tyre wear.

They're gross, says Eleanor Doughty, and they make you feel bad

Alice Tate has some perspective for those of you fretting about your last term as a student

Uncertainty over the future of Mark Webber means constructors champions could be on look out for new driver

Australian has been linked with a move to Porsche

Beleaguered Red Bull team principal Christian Horner did little yesterday to dispel the widely held belief that Sebastian Vettel's actions in stealing the Malaysian Grand Prix from team-mate Mark Webber, and his subsequent fanning of the flames of controversy here, have emasculated Horner's authority.

Sebastian Vettel undid much of the damage limitation work he has being doing so assiduously since stealing victory from Red Bull team-mate Mark Webber in the Malaysian Grand Prix two weeks ago, with a fierce attack on the Australian that made it clear he still intends to win at all costs.