Formula One News — July 2022

While Mick Schumacher's seat is not yet safe for 2023, the same uncertainty does not exist for his experienced teammate Kevin Magnussen.

Circuit boss Kaoru Tanaka says he is confident the Japanese GP will go ahead this year after a two-season absence from the Formula 1 calendar.

Porsche, Audi and Formula 1 are reportedly getting nervous that the Volkswagen Group's plans to enter the sport in 2026 may be thwarted.

Aston Martin wants Sebastian Vettel to consult with the team prior to launching surprise environmental campaigns at Formula 1 races.

The perpetrators who stole Charles Leclerc's EUR 2 million watch from his wrist have been tracked down.

Michael Schumacher's former manager is calling on the family of the F1 legend to finally tell "the truth" about his physical health condition.

Dr Helmut Marko insists he is nowhere near the finish-line in Formula 1.

Juri Vips is not receiving "any support" from Red Bull following a racially-linked incident.

World champion and 2022 championship leader Max Verstappen thinks Mercedes could soon be back in the fight for victories.

Ferrari's former technical chief is urging the Maranello team to nominate a clear number 1 driver for the championship battle with Max Verstappen.

Sebastian Vettel's environmental crusading is "commendable", according to fellow Formula 1 world champion and German Nico Rosberg.

It is not certain that the Dutch GP will become a permanent fixture on the Formula 1 calendar.

Max Verstappen says the debate in Formula 1 about so-called track limits has become a "joke".

Gunther Steiner is still not sure Haas will have a new title sponsor in place by the end of the 2022 season.

Alpine CEO Laurent Rossi says he wants "two drivers" rather than one to be regularly scoring points for the Renault-owned Formula 1 team.

Mick Schumacher is not ready for a move into a top Formula 1 team, according to 2016 world champion and fellow German Nico Rosberg.

Yuki Tsunoda's career in Formula 1 is hanging in the balance, his boss has admitted.

Belgian governments are throwing their weight behind efforts to save the embattled Belgian GP.

Nikita Mazepin says he has filed suit against Haas for unpaid wages in a Swiss court.

Daniel Ricciardo has taken to social media to calm raging new speculation that his McLaren seat for 2023 will be snatched by another driver.

Pierre Gasly has denounced his 2022 car as "the slowest" in Formula 1.

Mercedes seems to have solved its problems with 'porpoising'.

Fernando Alonso says Formula 1 is still "too boring" under the all-new technical rules that debuted in 2022.

Alfa Romeo CEO Jean-Philippe Imperato has refused to deny that Audi could be poised to take over the Swiss based Formula 1 team Sauber.

Honda is keeping the door to Formula 1 ajar.