Formula One News — October 2022

Mick Schumacher's uncle has slammed Haas boss Gunther Steiner and team boss Gene Haas as the uncertainty about the 23-year-old German's 2023 seat lingers on.

United States GP - Friday Photos

United States GP - Friday Team Quotes

United States GP - Practice 2 Results

United States GP - Practice 1 Results

All Formula 1 champions operate in "grey areas" of the regulations, according to two-time drivers' title winner Fernando Alonso.

Haas looks set to keep its current basic team colours in 2023 despite signing a new title sponsor for 2023 and beyond - a Texas-based payment transfer company Moneygram.

Lando Norris has admitted he had talks with Red Bull before committing to McLaren with a reported $90 million deal that will run through 2025.

Nicholas Latifi has slammed the "poor journalism" that this week predicted a move from Formula 1 to Indycar for 2023.

Formula 1 has left the door open to Porsche, despite a deadline for manufacturers to sign up for the new engine rules in 2026 having now passed.

United States GP - Thursday Press Conference

There "must be consequences" for Red Bull after the dominant Formula 1 team was found to have breached the 2021 budget cap.

Charles Leclerc will start Sunday's US GP five places lower than he qualifies, as new double world champion Max Verstappen stands on the cusp of an all-time F1 record.

Nyck de Vries should be given half a season to get up to speed as a full-time Formula 1 driver.

Nicholas Latifi looks set to keep his racing career alive in the top American open wheeler series Indycar.

Daniel Ricciardo looks to be heading for a "break" from racing in Formula 1 next year rather than take up an offer for talks with Haas.

Esteban Ocon will not be Alpine's 'number 1' driver next year as fellow Frenchman Pierre Gasly arrives from the Red Bull camp.

Kevin Magnussen and his father will team up in December in a bid to win the Gulf 12 Hours endurance sports car race in Abu Dhabi.

Adrian Newey, one of the most successful and recognisable Formula 1 designers in history, is reportedly at the centre of the budget cap scandal.

Pierre Gasly was the "perfect" choice to replace two-time champion Fernando Alonso at Alpine next year.

Audi will reveal the name of its partner team for 2026 and beyond "later this year".

Mick Schumacher must "score some more points" if he is to retain his Haas seat in 2023.

Saudi Arabia is keen to host a second annual Formula 1 race.

Red Bull's penalty for breaching the 2021 budget cap will be "worse" than deducted points.

Dakar rally winner Sergey Karyakin has called on F1's governing body to scrap the hurdles preventing Russian drivers from participating in FIA-sanctioned events.