Formula One News — July 2022

French GP - Saturday Team Quotes

French GP - Qualifying Results

French GP - Saturday Press Conference

French GP - Practice 3 Results

Andreas Seidl has dismissed speculation Sebastian Vettel may make a shock switch to McLaren for 2023.

Up to six teams are resisting efforts for permanent rule changes next year to stamp out 'porpoising'.

Mattia Binotto thinks the battle at Paul Ricard "will be about fractions of a second again", even if Ferrari appeared to have its nose ahead in French GP practice.

French GP - Friday Photos

French GP - Friday Team Quotes

French GP - Practice 2 Results

French GP - Practice 1 Results

Max Verstappen is not taking the 2022 world championship for granted, insisting he still feels as though he is "chasing" Ferrari's Charles Leclerc.

The Formula 1 paddock is becoming divided over the topic of how politically active the teams and drivers should be.

The French GP is "not dead", the Paul Ricard race's director Eric Boullier has insisted.

Carlos Sainz insists he is still charging for number 1 status at Ferrari.

Alfa Romeo is still looking for an opportunity to give highly-rated development driver Theo Pourchaire a run in the 2022 car.

Sebastian Vettel says talks with Aston Martin about a new contract for 2023 will kick off "now".

French GP - Thursday Press Conference

Formula 1's new regulations are succeeding in helping the smaller teams to fight their most powerful rivals.

Russia's top motor racing official has slammed the "dishonourable" FIA for kicking the country out of Formula 1.

Daniel Ricciardo's Formula 1 career hangs in the balance because he wanted to "keep his distance" from young charger Max Verstappen.

Esteban Ocon hopes a solution can be found so that this weekend is not his last home grand prix in Formula 1.

Esteban Ocon insists he is "completely dedicated to Alpine" - but the same may not be true of his famous teammate.

Mick Schumacher on Wednesday did not accompany his family as the Haas driver's legendary father Michael was honoured in his native Germany.

Alex Wurz admits it's not fair to blame one of Formula 1's new race directors for unrest in the driver camp at present.