Formula One News — May 2022

Max Verstappen reportedly lost three kilograms due to dehydration en route to victory in Miami.

The world of Formula 1 is witnessing a changing of the guard at Mercedes this year, according to two former drivers.

Sebastian Vettel and Mick Schumacher buried the hatchet after crashing in Sunday's Miami GP.

Top Miami GP executive Tom Garfinkel is open to making changes to the Formula 1 event for 2023.

Sergio Perez appears to be on track for another one-year deal to remain Max Verstappen's teammate at Red Bull in 2023.

Ferrari admits it has to up its game - but is hoping Red Bull is blowing its development budget for 2022 too early.

While Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc battle for the world championship, Lewis Hamilton has found himself at war with the FIA.

Formula 1's popularity is booming - and Netflix deserves the credit.

There is "no question" about Nicholas Latifi's place at Williams for the remainder of the 2022 season.

Miami GP - Race Notes

Miami GP - Sunday Photos

Miami GP - Sunday Press Conference

Miami GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Miami GP - Race Results

A big buzz is surrounding Formula 1's first glitzy weekend on the streets of Miami - but not every driver is offering unlimited praise.

Volkswagen's double-barrelled Formula 1 foray for 2026 is giving German circuits renewed hope of returning to the sport's annual race calendar.

FIA president Muhammed Ben Sulayem will "support" Michael Andretti as the former McLaren driver bids to enter a team into Formula 1 in 2024.

Formula 1 is being run in an "American style" that Bernie Ecclestone would never have dreamed of overseeing.

Miami GP - Saturday Photos

Miami GP - Saturday Press Conference

Miami GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Miami GP - Qualifying Results

Miami GP - Practice 3 Results

The FIA has dismissed suggestions Ferrari broke the rules during last week's Pirelli tyre test at Imola.

The Formula 1 world is wondering in Miami if Mercedes is finally getting to the bottom of its 2022 woes.