Formula One News — February 2022

Mike Krack, the outgoing boss of BMW's motor racing division, has played down suggestions the German manufacturer could be eyeing Formula 1.

It's now official - Lewis Hamilton has not quit Formula 1.

Both Aston Martin and McLaren are not ruling out splitting from their customer engine partner Mercedes.

Michael Masi looks set to keep a prominent role at the top of Formula 1 - but clear changes are incoming for 2022.

Outspoken environmentalist Sebastian Vettel has acknowledged the "extreme dichotomy" of wearing the name of the world's biggest oil company on his chest and Formula 1 car in 2022.

Daniel Ricciardo says he isn't worried that history is now repeating for him at McLaren.

In an event held at McLaren's Woking factory last night, the team unveiled it's 2022 challenger the MCL36.

Sebastian Vettel has fended off suggestions 2022 could be his last season in Formula 1.

Lewis Hamilton was "in trouble" in the moments immediately after losing the 2021 world championship.

Aston Martin has become the first Formula 1 team to unveil a "real" car for the all-new 2022 regulations.

Carlos Sainz sounds confident he will extend his deal and keep racing for Ferrari beyond 2022.

Red Bull's official presentation of its 2022 car was actually just a "marketing campaign" because key technical details were not on display.

With Red Bull revealing a reportedly $500 million new title sponsorship deal, McLaren driver Lando Norris is also counting his millions this week.

Dr Helmut Marko is welcoming Lewis Hamilton back to Formula 1 after the seven time world champion's controversial title loss of 2021.

Guanyu Zhou is confident he belongs in Formula 1.

Max Verstappen has questioned how upset his 2021 title nemesis should be about missing out on his eighth world championship.

Formula 1 has called an end to the pre-race 'kneeling' ceremony that became commonplace during the covid-marred era of the past two seasons.

Sebastian Vettel is not ruling out taking a closer look at the world of rallying.

The departure of tobacco giant Philip Morris from Formula 1 appears to be complete.

An epic troll carried out by Red Bull boss Christian Horner appears to have hit a snag.

There are signs of early trouble with Ferrari's all-new car for the radical 2022 regulations.

Two Formula 1 team bosses are hinting that changes to race director Michael Masi's role are likely for 2022.

McLaren is not yet ready to take on the very top teams in Formula 1.

World champion Max Verstappen's father has hit back at attempts within Belgium to claim the now world-famous 24-year-old Dutchman as their own.

Germany's famous two Formula 1 circuits are not giving up on hosting grands prix.