Formula One News — February 2022

Pierre Gasly is "ready" for the "next step" in his Formula 1 career.

Alfa Romeo has played down fears its 2022 car is running late.

Team boss Gunther Steiner has admitted he may face "difficulties" for once again agreeing to a Russian flag-inspired livery for Haas in 2022.

Lewis Hamilton has all but confirmed his intention to race in 2022 with a social media post declaring that he is "back" after a long period of radio silence.

Gunther Steiner admits he isn't sure if Formula 1's 'sprint qualifying' trial has failed.

Gunther Steiner admits the published images of Haas' all-new car for 2022 are already outdated.

Red Bull won't be putting "any special details" of its all-new car for 2022 on display when it is launched next Wednesday.

Formula 1's plan to expand the new 'sprint qualifying' format to as many as seven grand prix weekends in 2022 is in tatters.

The "controversy" surrounding the end of the ultra-intense 2021 world championship is not a good thing.

Lewis Hamilton has the personal "power" to force change in Formula 1.

Piero Ferrari, the living son of team founder Enzo Ferrari, admits he must put his faith in the fabled Maranello marque to ace the all-new regulations for 2022.

Max Verstappen has "something in common" with notorious Formula 1 greats Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher.

Red Bull has also pushed back at claims it failed one of the FIA's stricter new mandatory crash-test rules ahead of the all-new regulations era beginning in 2022.

Charles Leclerc has not managed to establish himself as Ferrari's clear number 1 driver.

Mick Schumacher has set his sights on regular appearances in Q2 this year as he prepares for his second season in Formula 1.

Mercedes has denied reports that its all-new W13 car for the 2022 regulations recently failed a mandatory FIA crash test.

F1's CEO hopes Lewis Hamilton is back in action in 2022.

Mick Schumacher is "ready" to step up to a full race seat at Ferrari.

Dr Helmut Marko has offered rare praise for the current commercial rights holders of Formula 1 - Liberty Media.

Formula 1 has confirmed reports that all drivers, travelling team staff and other personnel in the F1 paddock must be vaccinated against covid-19 from 2022.

Lewis Hamilton's post-defeat "silence" was all "part of the drama" of the incredible and intense 2021 world championship climax, finale and aftermath.

Former McLaren driver Stoffel Vandoorne admits he is unlikely to ever return to Formula 1.

Antonio Giovinazzi insists he has not given up on Formula 1.

F1's governing body has admitted that under-fire race director Michael Masi's job is set to change in 2022.

Jost Capito is refusing to deny that he would be interested in a chat with Volkswagen executives.