Formula One News — November 2022

Fernando Alonso says he would like to take on the fabled Le Mans 24 hour race with fellow double world champion Max Verstappen as his teammate.

Even family members are now wading into the campaign of derision aimed at Red Bull in the wake of the budget cap controversy.

Formula 1 teams are moving to install a forced shutdown period during the winter off-season to cope with the sport's now ever-expanding race calendars.

Formula 1 has entered the Max Verstappen era, according to Haas boss Gunther Steiner.

Dr Helmut Marko has played down the impact that Red Bull's budget cap penalties will have on the team's competitiveness going forward.

Brazil's automobile federation CBA has responded to reports that Ferrari equipment was stuck in transit to the Interlagos circuit.

Gunther Steiner would be a "fool" to show Mick Schumacher the exit door at Haas, according to German motor racing legend Hans-Joachim Stuck.

Pierre Gasly isn't sure whether his teammate Yuki Tsunoda is ready to lead Alpha Tauri from the cockpit.

Mattia Binotto admits Ferrari's pace may have trailed off at the tail end of the season due to switching focus to the 2023 car.

Max Verstappen has been named among the 500 richest Dutch people on earth.

A cloud has moved above next weekend's Brazilian GP in the shape of thousands of determined protesters.

Gunther Steiner has all but confirmed rumours that Haas intends to finalise its 2023 driver lineup ahead of next weekend's Brazilian GP.

Pierre Gasly has been told to "be careful" by his next Formula 1 team - Alpine.

Red Bull and Max Verstappen will end their boycott of Sky's Formula 1 coverage at the next grand prix in Brazil.

Christian Horner says he hopes the FIA does "something good" with Red Bull's $7 million fine over the budget cap saga.

Colombia's chances of joining the ever-expanding Formula 1 calendar have been given a major boost.

Toto Wolff may have dropped a major hint about the identity of Mercedes' next official reserve driver in Mexico.

Esteban Ocon has hit back at departing Alpine teammate Fernando Alonso's claim that "only the number 14 car" breaks down in 2022.

Nico Hulkenberg says he is "optimistic" about returning to the Formula 1 grid in 2023.