Formula One News — September 2022

Stefano Domenicali insists the controversial 'sprint race' format is not the end of his efforts to spice up race weekends in Formula 1.

Mattia Binotto appears to have dodged the axe at Ferrari after chairman John Elkann pledged his support for the team's under-fire boss at Monza.

Dr Helmut Marko is planning a trip to Japan to continue "negotiations" with Honda about the 2026 season and beyond.

Italian GP - Saturday Post-Qualifying Press Conference

Italian GP - Saturday Photos

Italian GP - Saturday Press Conference

Italian GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Italian GP - Qualifying Results

Italian GP - Practice 3 Results

Nico Hulkenberg is back in the headlines as the new frontrunner to replace Mick Schumacher at Haas next year.

Dr Helmut Marko says Red Bull is "in talks with Honda" - but insists the energy drink company's Formula 1 operations can thrive without an engine partner.

Ferrari "must mature" if it wants to return to the very top of Formula 1.

After feeling unwell Saturday morning, Alex Albon went to a local hospital. Albon is now undergoing treatment for an appendicitis.

Italian GP - Friday Photos

Italian GP - Friday Team Quotes

Italian GP - Practice 2 Results

Italian GP - Practice 1 Results

Top Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc has defended Mattia Binotto amid rumours at Monza that a change at the very top of the fabled Maranello team may be looming.

Lewis Hamilton has batted away speculation that Mercedes is planning ahead for the seven time world champion's retirement.

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says the sport would be able to cope if Porsche decides not to enter Formula 1 after all.

World champion Max Verstappen has called for social media companies to clamp down against online "hate".

Formula 1 has no choice other than to join the rest of the world by prioritising "sustainability".

Formula 1 should have a re-think about its super license rules, as Red Bull's plans to bring Colton Herta to the grid next year look set to collapse.

Sauber, currently racing as Alfa Romeo, could rescue Mick Schumacher's Formula 1 career - but the young German may need to take a sabbatical in 2023.

Fabled Italian GP host Monza must improve its circuit facilities or risk falling off the Formula 1 calendar.