Formula One News — November 2022

Formula 1's plans for an all-female support category is already attracting early speculation.

A role at Mercedes appears to be the likely next move for axed Haas driver Mick Schumacher.

The FIA is not currently looking into whether Sergio Perez crashed his Red Bull deliberately in the dying moments of Monaco qualifying.

Chinese driver Guanyu Zhou is worried his country's Formula 1 race will be scratched for the fourth consecutive year in 2023.

Gunther Steiner has played down the significance of a conspicuous meeting in the Abu Dhabi paddock with Mattia Binotto and Frederic Vasseur.

Abu Dhabi GP - Friday Photos

Abu Dhabi GP - Friday Team Quotes

Abu Dhabi GP - Practice 2 Results

Abu Dhabi GP - Practice 1 Results

Red Bull touched down in Abu Dhabi determined to move on from a major spat between its two Formula 1 drivers.

Esteban Ocon says he is "surprised" that his relationship with departing Alpine teammate Fernando Alonso is ending badly.

Carlos Sainz told reporters in Abu Dhabi, the last race of 2022, that he doesn't want to speculate about Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto's future.

Gunther Steiner says he doesn't blame Mick Schumacher for Haas' struggles in 2022.

Kevin Magnussen has revealed the alarming struggle he faced simply to return to the Formula 1 paddock last Sunday at Interlagos.

Abu Dhabi GP - Thursday Press Conference

The Haas Formula One team announced today that Nico Hulkenberg will drive for the team in 2023 alongside Kevin Magnussen.

A busy weekend lies ahead as Formula 1 rounds out the long and intense 2022 season in Abu Dhabi.

Sergio Perez says his spat with Red Bull teammate and world champion Max Verstappen is "behind us" now.

Ferrari has hit back at rumours that Mattia Binotto could be ousted as boss - just as a second familiar name is linked with the top job at Maranello.

Even Dr Helmut Marko looked upset late on Sunday after world champion Max Verstappen refused to help Red Bull and Sergio Perez's quest for second overall in the 2022 drivers' standings.

As tempers eased after an eventful Brazilian GP, all the talk was about Max Verstappen's refusal to help Sergio Perez finish second in the drivers' standings.

It was too "risky" to impose a team order and boost Charles Leclerc's chances of finishing second overall in the 2022 drivers' standings.

As Formula 1 prepares to return to the scene of the ultra-intense 2021 championship finale, Lewis Hamilton has ripped the bandaid off the wound.

Fernando Alonso says he is heading to Abu Dhabi this week with one colour on his mind - green.

It is now all but official - Mick Schumacher will not be on the Formula 1 grid in 2023.