Formula One News — July 2022

Team boss Gunther Steiner has defended Haas amid claims the updated car revealed in Hungary might aptly be described as a 'white Ferrari'.

McLaren looks set for a legal battle over the services of reigning Indycar champion Alex Palou.

Hungary GP - Thursday Press Conference

Sebastian Vettel has announced today that he will retire from Formula One at the end of the 2022 season.

Porsche is buying a full 50 percent of Red Bull Racing, according to official document filings.

Ferrari is not ruling out a protest against the controversial anti-'porpoising' clampdown in Formula 1.

Red Bull will keep its foot to the throttle on car upgrades despite Max Verstappen's 63-point lead over Charles Leclerc with ten races left to run.

Red Bull is enjoying a more respectful head-to-head for the world championship in 2022, according to team boss Christian Horner.

Monza is preparing for a record crowd at this year's Italian GP.

The French GP only reinforced the "big difference" between 2022 title challenger Charles Leclerc and Formula 1's reigning champion Max Verstappen.

Even Ferrari and Charles Leclerc's closest rivals rued the crash on Sunday that spoiled a thrilling head-to-head with championship leader Max Verstappen.

Mick Schumacher will miss out on Haas' long-awaited upgrade package for its 2022 car this weekend in Hungary.

French GP promoter Christian Estrosi insists he is "not resigned" to seeing the race drop off the Formula 1 calendar for 2023.

Heikki Kovalainen admits his Formula 1 career may have been cut short because he split with Flavio Briatore.

French GP - Race Notes

French GP - Sunday Photos

French GP - Sunday Press Conference

French GP - Sunday Team Quotes

French GP - Race Results

Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko applauded rival Formula 1 team Ferrari after Charles Leclerc secured pole position in France.

Alpine looks likely to 'loan' Oscar Piastri to Williams next year, clearing the path for Fernando Alonso to stay with the Renault-owned team in 2023.

Toto Wolff hopes his friend Sebastian Vettel can hang onto his place in Formula 1.

Christian Estrosi has ruled out the city of Nice as the future host of the French GP.

The FIA's new secretary-general has laughed off claims her connections to Toto Wolff and Mercedes constitute a clear conflict of interest.

French GP - Saturday Photos