Formula One News — April 2022

Fernando Alonso is "already on the edge" with his engine allocation for 2022, according to Russian Formula 1 commentator Alexey Popov.

Lewis Hamilton says he would like to work with Hollywood actor and producer Will Smith.

Formula 1's budget cap is harder on Swiss-based Alfa Romeo.

It will take "three months" before Kevin Magnussen is match-fit for Formula 1.

Formula 1 should not "write off" Daniel Ricciardo, according to Red Bull driver mogul Dr Helmut Marko.

There will be no fewer than 4 separate DRS zones on the Albert Park layout this weekend as Formula 1 finally returns to Australia.

Lance Stroll attended the funeral of his grandfather before flying to Australia for this weekend's grand prix.

The carbon fibre look is very much in style in Formula 1.

McLaren's Formula 1 team is tipped to sign an incredible EUR 650 million deal with Audi.

Ferrari has hit back at claims its early 2022 advantage is due to getting a 'head start' with the all-new regulations.

Formula 1 should be grateful for its new and lucrative markets, according to Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko.

Mick Schumacher's qualifying crash in Saudi Arabia could be a big setback for the young German in a "probationary" year for him in Formula 1.

Max Verstappen's new title head-to-head will not echo the ultra intense rivalry he had in 2021 with Lewis Hamilton.

Sergio Perez denies he is already champing at the bit to sign a third Red Bull contract for 2023.

Lance Stroll is not enjoying a sunny start to his 2022 campaign in Formula 1.

Formula 1 will be returning to Saudi Arabia, the sport's CEO Stefano Domenicali insists.

It is "obvious" that both Red Bull and Ferrari operate in Formula 1 with de-facto number 1 drivers.

Dr Helmut Marko says it's only "logical" that Porsche is interested in teaming up with Red Bull in Formula 1.

Nico Hulkenberg insists he's not "desperate" to stay in Formula 1.