Formula One News — September 2022

Colton Herta's Formula 1 dream is over for now after Red Bull gave up its push to secure a mandatory super license for the American star of Indycar racing.

Formula 1 teams shouldn't be pointing the finger at the governing FIA for the way in which the recent Italian GP at Monza ended, according to Andreas Seidl.

A prominent and long-time personal sponsor of world champion Max Verstappen is at the centre of a major scandal in the Netherlands.

Nikita Mazepin insists he will not return to Formula 1 if it means denouncing Russia.

Gene Haas’ dislike for having rookies driving for him is playing right into Nico Hulkenberg’s hands, according to Team Haas insiders.

Colton Herta may be heading to the Formula Regional Asian Championship at the start of 2023 in a bid to secure the necessary points to be eligible for a Super License. His chances of getting an exemption from the FIA and be granted a Formula One Super License seem dead in the water, after all teams, with the obvious exception of Red Bull, AlphaTauri and Alpine - who needs the American to get into AlphaTauri for Pierre Gasly to be released and join the Enstone-based team - making it very clear to FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem that such a move would make the FIA ladder system redundant and would likely lead to their Young Drivers’ program to be disbanded quickly - with very negative consequences for the junior formulas.

Red Bull will not be introducing a special lightweight chassis ahead of the final six grands prix of 2022.

Red Bull and Alpine are not giving up on their plans surrounding Indycar star Colton Herta for the 2023 season.

Former Ferrari driver Jean Alesi has backed Mattia Binotto to make changes to the fabled team in order to match Red Bull.

Formula 1 should consider reinstating its axed race director Michael Masi.

Alpine may now be emerging as another potential full-time home for Formula 1's rookie-of-the-moment Nyck de Vries in 2023.

Italian officials have slammed quadruple world champion Sebastian Vettel for criticising an aircraft flyover ahead of Sunday's Italian GP.

The world in Formula 1 is up in arms about the manner in which Sunday's Italian GP at Monza ended.

Formula 1 should consider a major rule change to end the confusion about where drivers line up on the starting grid ahead of grands prix.

A cloud is continuing to hang over Mick Schumacher's future in Formula 1.

Valtteri Bottas is keeping conspicuously quiet about rumbling speculation about his future as a works Audi driver in Formula 1.

Even his highly impressive Formula 1 debut at Monza may not guarantee Nyck de Vries a full-time race seat in 2023.

Alfa Romeo could turn its attention to America once it leaves Formula 1 at the end of next year.

Italian GP - Race Notes

Italian GP - Sunday Photos

Italian GP - Sunday Press Conference

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Italian GP - Race Results

On Saturday evening, in light of all the potential grid penalties, the FIA releases the grid for Sunday’s race.

Colton Herta's Formula 1 dream may have to wait for now.