Formula One News — May 2022

The FIA is reportedly looking into whether Fernando Alonso has brought Formula 1 into disrepute with his stinging criticism of the sport's officials.

Red Bull is preparing to go to war with Aston Martin over what Dr Helmut Marko describes as an "incredible copy" of the energy drink company's 2022 car.

"Us, Mercedes and then Ferrari," said Dr Helmut Marko in Barcelona as he predicted a surprise hierarchy for this weekend's Spanish GP.

There is a shortage of really promising talents coming up the ranks towards Formula 1.

Both Nicholas Latifi and Nyck de Vries have brushed off rumours that they are currently fighting for the Williams race seat.

Spanish GP - Friday Photos

Spanish GP - Friday Press Conference

Spanish GP - Friday Team Quotes

Spanish GP - Practice 2 Results

Spanish GP - Practice 1 Results

Carlos Sainz has denied that he is effectively already Ferrari's number 2 driver.

Fernando Alonso has questioned the accuracy of his boss' recent claim that a "new rear wing" this weekend in Barcelona will give Alpine "a bit more performance".

Max Verstappen's father and co-manager is not concerned that the Red Bull versus Ferrari title battle will spiral out of control.

Mick Schumacher has been tasked with upping his game in order to keep his place in Formula 1.

Lewis Hamilton has found an unlikely ally in his battle with the FIA's Mohammed Ben Sulayem over the new jewellery clampdown.

Formula 1 has headed in the "wrong direction" with the basic philosophy of the technical rules going forward.

Carlos Sainz claims Formula 1's current technical regulations are bad for the health of the drivers.

Toto Wolff denies that George Russell has already taken over as Mercedes' number 1 driver.

Fernando Alonso says he has parked his ambition to win the Indy 500 for now.

Sebastian Vettel will have a "disastrous" weekend in Barcelona and decide to quit Formula 1 at the end of the season.

The only way to open the door for American drivers in Formula 1 is for a truly American team like Andretti to get the green-light.

The FIA's new president is stamping his authority over Toto Wolff and Lewis Hamilton, according to well-known Russian F1 commentator Alexey Popov.

Africa could be Formula 1's next new destination, even though the sport has decided not to replace the axed Russian GP this year.

As rumours about Sebastian Vettel's future continue, the quadruple world champion has received another alternative job offer.

World champion Max Verstappen is "a little better" than his 2022 title rival Charles Leclerc.