Formula One News — July 2022

Top Formula 1 drivers on Sunday defended anti-oil protesters who disrupted the British GP by sitting down on the racing line on lap one of the race at Silverstone.

After a solid but quiet start to his career, China's first Formula 1 driver looks set to keep his seat at Alfa Romeo for 2023.

Two Formula 1 drivers are keeping their motor racing passions alive - in Nascar.

British GP - Sunday Photos

British GP - Sunday Press Conference

British GP - Sunday Team Quotes

British GP - Race Results

British GP - Saturday Photos

British GP - Saturday Team Quotes

British GP - Qualifying Results

British GP - Practice 3 Results

British GP - Friday Photos

British GP - Friday Team Quotes

British GP - Practice 2 Results

Even with a fascinating battle for the world championship in play, cultural politics are dominating the scene in Formula 1 for now.

Charles Leclerc admits July will be a "decisive month" for his world championship chances.

"Talks" about the future with Haas are now well underway, Mick Schumacher has admitted.

Zak Brown has slammed warnings that top Formula 1 teams may not be able to complete the 2022 world championship as "empty threats".

Alfa Romeo looks set to keep Formula 1's first Chinese driver on board for another season.

Nicholas Latifi has admitted that 2022 could be his last season in Formula 1.

A Russian politician has slammed Britain and Silverstone for banning a Formula 3 driver from attending and racing at this weekend's British GP.

British GP - Practice 1 Results