The Formula 1 Pulse

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GOSSIP (23/05): Ever wondered what happens at a Formula 1 aero test? Maybe not, but for those of you who have (both of you) Rodolfo Gonzalez and the Caterham team reveal all.

GOSSIP (22/05): A battle could be set to emerge over the signature of Paul di Resta between Ferrari and Mercedes, who are both keen to snap up the Scot next season. Di Resta is seen as a replacement for Michael Schumacher, who has hinted this year could be his last, while the Force India man is also a target to succeed Felipe Massa.

GOSSIP (21/05): Ferrari could be set for a total about-turn by offering Felipe Massa a new contract past the end of this season. Rumours had suggested the Brazilian was set to be replaced before the end of 2012, but Ferrari bosses insist he could stay in the red of Maranello past next season.

VIDEO (18/06): Take Formula 1 driver Paul di Resta and cricketer Graeme Swann, and a lot of beer bottles, what do you get? Well, this actually...

GOSSIP (16/05): Ferrari are to sound out other drivers for next season before deciding what to do about Felipe Massa. The team are keen to axe the Brazilian but may wait until the end of the season to replace him. Should such a thing happen, the three front-runners to move to the team are Mark Webber, Sergio Perez and Paul di Resta.

GOSSIP (15/05): Rumours are growing by the day that Ferrari are set to axe Felipe Massa with the Brazilian given just three more races to prove himself. Force India duo Paul di Resta and Nico Hulkenburg as well as the team's ex-driver, Adrian Sutil, have all been linked to the seat.

GOSSIP (15/05): Another driver under threat on the grid is Bruno Senna, who has been completely outclassed by Pastor Maldonado at Williams. The British team are looking to bring in reserve driver Valtteri Bottas, who has comfortably eclipsed Senna's practice times at race weekends when given the opportunity.

VIDEO (10/05): Ferrari have been forced to apologise for a stunt in China, which has damaged the 600-year-old city wall of Nanjing. A dealership of the famous manufacturer paid $12,000 to perform moves on the top of the monument, leaving tyre marks in its wake.

GOSSIP (09/05): Mercedes shareholders will vote at the end of the season over whether the team will continue in Formula 1 next year. There have been rumours of the manufacturer withdrawing following a row over the Concrede Agreement with Bernie Ecclestone, and there are real fears its backers could opt to pull the plug on its F1 operation altogether.

GOSSIP (25/04): Bernie Ecclestone is mulling over the possibility of adding as many as four new grands prix to the race calendar before the next Concorde Agreement is signed with the teams.

GOSSIP (17/04): The furore for Felipe Massa to be replaced at Ferrari is growing among the Italian media with the Brazilian now being accused of "only wasting petrol" in his role as the No.2 driver. It is thought Massa has just three races left to prove he has a future at the team.

STORY (16/04): BBC host Jake Humphrey added a footballing twist to the Chinese Grand Prix by carrying along a miniature statue of Norwich boss Paul Lambert. Humphrey, a huge Canaries fan, was given the model of his club's manager by a Chinese fan and took to tweeting pictures of him on his travels.

GOSSIP (12/04): Fresh doubts have been raised about the return of the United States Grand Prix to the calendar in Austin, Texas, this November. Rows have dragged on over the building of the new circuit and it now appears that a cash-flow problem has caused work to be stopped once more.

GOSSIP (06/04): Ferrari are in the process of overhauling their car despite winning the Chinese Grand Prix. The new car will be launched in time for next month's test at Mugello and has been dubbed the 'Ferrauber' as it's so similar to the C31 of the Sauber, which has been one of the surprise cars of the season.

GOSSIP (06/04): There are rumours that Rubens Barrichello might make a return to Ferrari in place of Felipe Massa at some point this season. Massa is under mounting pressure at the team and all manner of drivers have already been linked with his race seat.

GOSSIP (02/04): There is fresh doubt about the future of the Bahrain Grand Prix after further civil unrest in the Middle Eastern country. Street fighting has broken out following the arrest of Nabeel Rajab, of the Bahrain Centre for Human RIghts, while a 22-year-old protestor has been shot and killed.

GOSSIP (02/04): Formula 1 has never been particularly renowned for its green credentials but the sport is increasingly cleaning up its act and plans are afoot to restrict teams to the amount of fuel they can use in a season. The aim is to make teams more energy efficient and the proposals are scheduled for the 2015 season.