Formula One News — June 2022

Rubens Barrichello has refused to weigh in on the discussion about whether Carlos Sainz is his modern-day successor as Ferrari's 'number 2' driver.

Max Verstappen will appear "a little more" in the next series of the controversial yet popular official Formula 1 documentary Drive to Survive.

F1 legend Nelson Piquet says he was not being racist when he called fellow multiple world champion Lewis Hamilton an 'N-word'.

Aston Martin has reiterated its intention to keep racing with Sebastian Vettel in 2023.

Mick Schumacher is yet to secure his seat at Haas for the 2023 season, boss Gunther Steiner admits.

Toto Wolff insists he won't be taking a back seat at the next round of team bosses meetings this weekend at Silverstone.

Juri Vips has been thrown a career-saving lifeline by his Formula 2 team.

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Formula 1's new ground-effect regulations have been a success, according to former long-time Ferrari engineer Rob Smedley.

A new line of tension has opened up in Lewis Hamilton's relationship with 2021 championship rival Max Verstappen.

Speculation Daniel Ricciardo may lose his McLaren seat at the end of the season appears to be fading for now.

Mick Schumacher's struggles in 2022 is part of a "typical" trend at Haas, according to his predecessor at the small Ferrari-linked American team.

F1 legend Gerhard Berger says he is "100 percent sure" Fernando Alonso would be charging for the title this year at the wheel of a Red Bull or Ferrari.

More spectators than ever will flock to the forthcoming Austrian GP, which will take place just days after this weekend's race at Silverstone.

The camp surrounding F1 legend Michael Schumacher have denied he ever drove a Porsche Carrera GT.

Lewis Hamilton wants to hand the mantle of experimental car setups to teammate George Russell ahead of the British pair's home race this weekend.

Aston Martin is applying gentle pressure on Sebastian Vettel to sign up for 2023.

McLaren supremo Zak Brown is worried former team driver Michael Andretti's bid to bring a new team into Formula 1 could be "dead".

The mayor of Madrid has played down reports the Spanish city could soon host a Formula 1 race.

Lewis Hamilton, who is the most successful driver in Formula 1 history, has stopped caring about winning.

Sebastian Vettel should stop worrying about global issues and instead re-set his full focus on Formula 1.

Toto Wolff says he has no problem being the target of Formula 1's political shark-tank at present.

Formula 1 has managed to multiply the value of its television rights deal in the United States by a staggering factor of 15.

Porsche is showing no signs of backing away from its stated intention to enter Formula 1 in 2026.

F1's governing body has proposed to end the current budget cap argument by paying teams a fixed amount to counteract raging inflation.