Formula One News — April 2022

Toto Wolff thinks Red Bull and Max Verstappen are "the benchmark" in Formula 1 now.

Alpine is under "no pressure" to put reigning Formula 2 champion Oscar Piastri in a race seat for 2023.

Formula 1 drivers are worried that the sport's expansion into new and lucrative markets will result in some of the most historic venues falling off the calendar.

Australian GP - Qualifying Results

Australian GP - Practice 3 Results

Australian GP - Friday Photos

Australian GP - Friday Press Conference

Australian GP - Friday Team Quotes

Volkswagen has officially "confirmed" its intention to see the Audi and Porsche brands on the Formula 1 grid in 2026.

Freight chaos could become commonplace in Formula 1 this year, according to Gunther Steiner.

Mick Schumacher is reporting "no after-effects" of his recent high-speed qualifying crash in Saudi Arabia.

Former 'number 2' Ferrari driver Eddie Irvine thinks the Maranello team needs to revive a clear policy of team orders in 2022.

Lando Norris has hit back at claims that extending his McLaren contract for so long may have been a grave mistake.

Australian GP - Practice 2 Results

Australian GP - Practice 1 Results

Nikita Mazepin says he is a victim of "cancel culture".

Red Bull's already-competitive 2022 car has been on a serious weight-loss diet, according to Dutch insider and racing driver Tom Coronel.

Formula 1 team's crucial sea freight almost didn't arrive on time for the Australian GP this weekend.

Formula 1 has improved the terms of its broadcasting deal with French television channel Canal Plus.

Formula 1 is now tantalisingly close to officially welcoming Volkswagen - the world's second largest carmaker - to the grid for 2026.

Sauber-run Alfa Romeo appears to have benefitted in more ways than one by taking more control of its Swiss-based Formula 1 team.

The days are over when Formula 1 drivers could stay out of political matters.

Formula 1 is now turning its focus to a more lucrative television rights deal in the United States.

Nikolas Tombazis admits that Formula 1 is not ready to dump the controversial 'DRS' system despite the apparent success of the new aerodynamic rules.

Former F1 driver Andre Lotterer says Red Bull boss Christian Horner's criticism of Formula E is actually a "compliment".