Formula One News — December 2022

Even before he starts work at Maranello on January 9, new Ferrari team boss Frederic Vasseur looks set to deal with immediate internal "conflict".

It is not yet certain that Honda will definitely return to Formula 1 with a fully-fledged works factory effort in 2026.

Michael Andretti is hoping the green light for his Formula 1 team aspirations will be "a nice Christmas present".

Lewis Hamilton does not think his relationship with teammate George Russell will become strained in 2023.

Haas will hit Formula 1's budget limit in 2023, team boss Gunther Steiner has revealed.

Formula One fans have been treated to 18 hours of madness, with Williams, Alfa Romeo, Ferrari and McLaren all changing Team Principals between mid-afternoon on Monday and mid-morning on Tuesday.

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has defended the sport's expansion of the 'sprint race' weekend format in 2023.

Honda has signalled its intention to return to Formula 1 in earnest for the new engine regulations from 2026.

Reigning back-to-back world champion Max Verstappen says it's Formula 1's ever-expanding annual race calendars that will drive him off the grid.

Stoffel Vandoorne says he hasn't given up on reviving his career in Formula 1.

Ferrari's new team boss will need to prioritise the relationship between Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz in 2023, according to F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali.

Ferrari is reportedly set to lift the lid on Mattia Binotto's successor as team boss this week.

Charles Leclerc says Frederic Vasseur, the clear favourite to become Ferrari's new boss, is a "very good team principal".

Formula 1 is considering shortening various DRS overtaking zones for the 2023 season.

Formula 1 remains "interesting" to Porsche, the Volkswagen-owned German carmaker's sports boss Thomas Laudenbach insists.

Sergio Perez insists he is "not too worried" about Daniel Ricciardo's return to Red Bull.

The French GP is dead for now.

Nikita Mazepin could be preparing for his return to circuit-based premier motor racing in February.

Unvaccinated members of the Formula 1 community will be able to return to the paddock in 2023.

Toto Wolff has ruled out speculation that axed Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto could be snapped up by Mercedes.

Max Verstappen has dropped another hint that he may retire from Formula 1 at the youthful age of just 31.

Andreas Seidl is proud of the way McLaren handled the Formula 1 budget cap so far.

Fernando Alonso is "exactly the same" as he was at McLaren in 2007, according to fellow Spaniard Pedro de la Rosa.

Cyril Abiteboul may be inching closer to his return to Formula 1.

Robert Shwartzman says he will stay in touch with the Formula 1 paddock next year - but also wants to get back to racing.