Formula One News — April 2022

Toto Wolff has denied that his relationship with Lewis Hamilton is breaking down - and also rejected suggestions he should quit as team boss.

Mattia Binotto admits the "pressure" of driving a competitive Ferrari may be getting to Carlos Sainz.

Ross Brawn wants Formula 1 to expand to double the amount of 'sprint races' for the 2023 season.

Aston Martin is "very interested" in teaming up with Audi in 2026.

Robert Shwartzman has managed to sidestep widespread western sanctions against Russia by keeping his Formula 1 test driver role at Ferrari.

Emilio Romagna GP - Sprint Race Results

Emilio Romagna GP - Saturday Photos

Emilio Romagna GP - Saturday Press Conference

Emilio Romagna GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Emilio Romagna GP - Saturday Press Conference

Emilio Romagna GP - Practice 2 Results

Lewis Hamilton played down a tense conversation with Mercedes boss Toto Wolff after qualifying a woeful 13th for Saturday's first sprint race of 2022 at Imola.

Carlos Sainz is still not being relegated into an official 'number 2' role alongside Ferrari's dominant championship leader Charles Leclerc.

Formula 1 team Aston Martin is emerging as the frontrunner to snag the works Audi deal for 2026 and beyond.

Formula 1 drivers are pushing for changes to the sport's new race weekend format, arguing that it has failed to lighten the load as the calendar continues to expand.

Emilio Romagna GP - Friday Photos

Emilio Romagna GP - Friday Press Conference

Emilio Romagna GP - Friday Team Quotes

Emilio Romagna GP - Qualifying Results

Emilio Romagna GP - Practice 1 Results

Sebastian Vettel has not denied swirling speculation about his future in Formula 1.

As Ferrari locks its doors for the next two years at least, Mick Schumacher says it's "obvious" that Carlos Sainz would get a new contract until 2024.

Gunther Steiner is defiant in the face of a group of rival teams who are pushing the FIA to take action against Haas' 'white Ferrari' car for 2022.

World champion Max Verstappen says it's "too early" to say his teammate Sergio Perez may be getting the upper hand in Red Bull's 2022 car.

A judge has given the green light for next month's inaugural grand prix in Miami to go ahead.