Formula One News — October 2022

Dr Helmut Marko says it's "nonsense" that Max Verstappen might lose his 2021 world championship over the budget cap scandal.

Carlos Sainz has revealed the most "frustrating" thing about his time at Ferrari so far.

Haas looks to be closing in on a deal with a new title sponsor.

Max Verstappen's father thinks the Red Bull driver could dominate Formula 1 for several years - and then retire.

Gunther Steiner says he would support moves to shake up the 'sprint race' weekend format in Formula 1.

Vietnam's Formula 1 dream appears to be over.

Ferrari and Mercedes are at the end of the road with their car development programs for 2022.

Nicholas Latifi admits his first and only points of the season so far in Japan came too late for him to retain his Williams seat.

Pierre Gasly has some of the blame for a highly dangerous situation that occurred during the Japanese GP.

Max Verstappen is on track to break an impressive Formula 1 record in 2022.

The budget cap scandal is "really bad" not just for Red Bull, but for all of the Formula 1 teams.

Pirelli has deflected driver complaints about the quality of Formula 1's rain tyres back onto the teams.

Formula 1 will need to scratch Zimbabwe off the list of potential hosts of an African GP.

New back-to-back drivers' world champion Max Verstappen says his goal for the remaining four races is now to help Red Bull secure the constructors' crown.

The all-female open wheel support series for Formula 1 has collapsed with two races still to run in 2022.

Formula 1 needs to be "careful" not to alienate its fans with overly complex rules.

Mercedes' technical boss says it's "a shame" the Brackley based team is losing Nyck de Vries.

It could be "a while" until the penalty for Red Bull's now-confirmed budget cap breach is decided.

Confusion, danger, anger and intrigue set the scene at Suzuka as Max Verstappen splashed to his second consecutive drivers' title win.

Max Verstappen's father thinks the Red Bull driver and new back-to-back world champion could utterly dominate the next several Formula 1 seasons.

Talks in Tokyo with Dr Helmut Marko, and a deal to return clear 'Honda' branding to the car doesn't mean the Japanese carmaker will rekindle its full works backing of Red Bull in Formula 1.

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