Formula One News — March 2022

F1 announced today that they will return to Las Vegas for a night race next November.

A fierce development race is about to heat up in Formula 1.

Carlos Sainz is still inching towards a new contract to keep racing at Ferrari beyond 2022.

Dr Helmut Marko admits he is thinking about giving Pierre Gasly another chance at Red Bull's top Formula 1 team.

Mattia Binotto says Formula 1 needs to ensure that top teams are sticking with the budget cap rules.

Dr Helmut Marko says he is more than happy that Red Bull has a new title protagonist to fight against in 2022.

Pierre Gasly says he is "convinced" that he is destined to reunite with a top Formula 1 team.

Formula 1 intends to keep racing in Saudi Arabia.

Late former FIA president Max Mosley took his own life with a firearm last May, a London inquest has found.

1997 world champion Jacques Villeneuve thinks Mercedes' world title hopes are already over in 2022.

Top Formula 1 drivers say the sport is not ready to drop the overtaking aid DRS.

Red Bull could speed ahead of Ferrari after next weekend's Australian GP.

The "pressure" of matching up with Kevin Magnussen triggered Mick Schumacher's high speed crash and hospitalisation in qualifying for the Saudi Arabian GP.

Lawrence Stroll is simply "burning money" with a Formula 1 project that "won't work".

After F1 drivers considered a boycott over the nearby explosions, the Grand Prix Drivers' Association said it hoped the Saudi Arabian GP would be "remembered as a good race".

Mercedes will struggle to intervene in the new Max Verstappen versus Charles Leclerc head-to-head for the 2022 title.

Stefano Domenicali has issued a strident defence of Formula 1's controversial decision to race on in Saudi Arabia after the events of Friday.

Mick Schumacher was "ready to drive" on Sunday, despite spending time in hospital after being airlifted from the Jeddah circuit the day before.

It could be up to "seven years" before Renault-owned Alpine finally join the fight for the world championship at the very front of Formula 1.

Kevin Magnussen pushed to the limit of his physical fitness last weekend in Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabian GP - Race Notes

Saudi Arabian GP - Sunday Photos

Saudi Arabian GP - Sunday Press Conference

Saudi Arabian GP - Sun1day Team Quotes

Saudi Arabian GP - Race Results