Formula One News — March 2022

2022 could be Lewis Hamilton's final season in Formula 1.

Pierre Gasly thinks reports that Mercedes may not be in a winning position early in 2022 may be true.

It will be a case of third time's the charm for the Canadian GP in 2022.

Gunther Steiner admits he is on the hunt for a new replacement sponsor for the axed Uralkali deal.

Franz Tost insists he doesn't want to take the "wild" nature out of Yuki Tsunoda.

Today the McLaren Formula 1 team announced a multi-year deal for Google to sponsor the team.

Formula 1 teams can be split into two camps in 2022 - those with "wide sidepods" and those with significantly trimmed down versions.

As Formula 1 heads into the season opener in Bahrain, the pecking order is both close and unclear - but what is obvious is that Williams is at the back.

Ferrari has removed the logo of its Russian sponsor, the Moscow-based cybersecurity multinational Kaspersky Lab, from the front wing of its 2022 F1 car.

Four more drivers are speaking out about the latest edition of the official Netflix series about Formula 1.

Otmar Szafnauer says he left Aston Martin because of interference from the team owner.

Haas will leap into the Formula 1 midfield thanks to racing a Ferrari "copy" in 2022.

Formula 1's new race director faces a transition period as he adjusts to a "completely different" environment.

Valtteri Bottas admits he struggled to compete with the "dominant" character of seven time world champion Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes.

A second Formula 1 team boss thinks the sport may need to pivot to adjust to the latest alarming global developments.

With mere days until engines fire up on the 2022 world championship in Bahrain, the Formula 1 world is scrambling to figure out the early pecking order.

Romain Grosjean ys he would have turned down the opportunity to return to Formula 1 this year with his former team Haas.

Haas could be about to leap off the very back of the grid and into Formula 1's tightly-packed midfield.

Hockenheim has put its hand up as a potential replacement venue for the axed Russian GP.

Antonio Giovinazzi insists he is fully focused on his new racing adventure for 2022 - even though his name is linked with a return to Formula 1.

Dr Helmut Marko admits he isn't too impressed with Mercedes' radical 'no sidepod' upgrade for its 2022 car.

Three drivers have emerged at the top of the list to potentially replace the unwell Daniel Ricciardo in Sunday's 2022 season opener.

Only "details" stand between Carlos Sainz and a new Ferrari contract.

Sebastian Vettel waded into yet another political storm by using a special 'No War'-themed helmet in Bahrain testing last week.

Russian fans are scrambling for a way to watch this weekend's highly anticipated 2022 season opener in Bahrain.