Formula One News — September 2022

Red Bull is "brave" to have said no to a works Porsche collaboration and partial team buyout, according to Formula 1 rival Toto Wolff.

Former FIA president Jean Todt has played down rumours that he might be poised to return to Ferrari.

Mick Schumacher deserves another chance to prove himself in Formula 1, according to Ross Brawn.

South Africa's expected return to the Formula 1 calendar for 2023 collapsed for financial reasons.

BMW says it will not be following Audi and Porsche into Formula 1.

Alpine is looking into whether to pursue legal action against Oscar Piastri.

Williams-Mercedes today announced that Nicholas Latifi won’t continue to drive for the team after the current season.

Mattia Binotto has called on Formula 1 to consider a change to the sport's long-life engine rules.

Nyck de Vries is travelling to Singapore next week where he could reprise his stand-in role for Alex Albon at Williams.

A former Red Bull driver in Formula 1 says he still has nightmares about Dr Helmut Marko.

Colombia has become the latest country interested in joining Formula 1's ever-expanding race calendar.

Scuderia AlphaTauri has announced today the Japanese driver Yuki Tsunoda will continue with the Italian team for his third season in Formula One.

Nico Hulkenberg appears to be at the top of Haas' shortlist of drivers to pair with Kevin Magnussen next year.

Guanyu Zhou is still not worried that he will be left without a race seat in Formula 1 next year.

Max Verstappen's father says he will be trackside at the next two grands prix in case the runaway world championship leader wraps up his second title.

Formula One has released its 2023 schedule.

Mercedes is in the process of deciding the basic "concept" of its 2023 car.

Talks about re-firing a closer relationship with Honda are a "logical and interesting" step for Red Bull, team boss Christian Horner admits.

Colton Herta is resigned to the fact that he will not be making the switch to Formula 1 - yet.

The former Spanish GP venue at Jarama is the latest venue to put its hand up for a Formula 1 race.

Nikita Mazepin says he would not return to Formula 1 with the Haas team.

Colton Herta says he won't fight the FIA's decision to keep him out of Formula 1 for 2023.

Alpine's young driver program is under a cloud as a result of the Oscar Piastri affair.

Ferrari's focus is clearly shifting to the 2023 season, as Max Verstappen closes in on what appears to be an inevitable second drivers' title.

Lance Stroll is underrated, according to former Formula 1 driver Marc Surer.