Formula One News — February 2022

Dr Helmut Marko has confirmed that "talks" are underway to keep Max Verstappen at Red Bull.

The all-new regulations for 2022 may actually have made overtaking more difficult, according to three prominent Formula 1 drivers.

Michael Andretti's new Formula 1 entry for 2024 would be powered by customer Renault engines.

Honda's official departure from Formula 1 is yet to be felt by Alpha Tauri, the second Red Bull-owned team's boss Franz Tost has admitted.

Alpine's sporting boss Alan Permane has played down suggestions the Renault-owned team could be buried deep in the midfield when the new era in Formula 1 kicks off in March.

They may have gone head-to-head for the title in 2021, but Red Bull and Mercedes do not appear to be heading the field as the all-new regulations take effect for 2022.

The effects of Russia's military actions in Ukraine have well and truly infiltrated the Formula 1 paddock.

Photos from the February Barcelona test

Formula One today issued the following statement regarding the Russian GP scheduled for September 25th.

While still grappling with covid-related restrictions, Formula 1 is now facing down yet another crisis - the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Mercedes and Red Bull do not appear to be the early pacesetters as the Formula 1 teams begin testing their all-new cars for the radically different 2022 era.

McLaren boss Andreas Seidl has broken ranks to declare that he would welcome Andretti to Formula 1.

Formula 1 is struggling to turn the page in the wake of Michael Masi's controversial ousting as race director.

As Lewis Hamilton launches new claims of F1 steward "bias", both Toto Wolff and Christian Horner agree that it's time to move on from the 2021 title controversy.

Kimi Raikkonen's long time fitness coach and physiotherapist has started work with another Formula 1 champion.

Nikita Mazepin has played down the impact that the new Russia-Ukraine conflict could have on Formula 1.

Lewis Hamilton says he is yet to bump into his championship nemesis Max Verstappen in 2022.

A $200 million fee will not be enough to convince existing Formula 1 teams to open the door to an eleventh competitor like Andretti.

It is "great" that Red Bull is raking in the millions as a result of Max Verstappen winning the 2021 world championship.

Yuki Tsunoda admits his big lesson from his debut season in Formula 1 last year was to stop being so "lazy".

Alfa Romeo is taking a "step by step" approach to take more control of its own destiny in Formula 1.

A Bernie Ecclestone-run Formula 1 would have seen Max Verstappen crowned champion "much earlier".

Alpine CEO Laurent Rossi has no regrets after F1 legend Alain Prost left his post as a key team advisor and executive.

The jury is out as to how hard team newcomer George Russell will be able to push Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes this year.

Formula 1 and the FIA are monitoring the escalating situation on the Russian-Ukrainian border, according to a source.