Formula One News — December 2022

Ferrari reportedly intends to reveal the identity of Mattia Binotto's replacement as team boss by Christmas.

The president of Portugal's automobile federation admits Portimao is not the only contender to replace the axed 2023 Chinese GP.

McLaren is taking a "risk" by putting rookie Oscar Piastri at the wheel in 2023.

Red Bull's team boss says back-to-back world champion Max Verstappen has a few kilos to shed over the winter break.

Christian Horner has shot down any lingering rumours that he may be a candidate to replace ousted Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto.

Max Verstappen is "already one of the greats" of Formula 1 history, according to broadcaster and former driver David Coulthard.

Alpha Tauri hit a development brick-wall in 2022 over fears of a budget cap breach, team boss Franz Tost has admitted.

F1 legend Gerhard Berger is being linked with the vacant top job at Ferrari's iconic team.

Alpine's two drivers will need to be "mature" in 2023, CEO Laurent Rossi insists.

Mick Schumacher was never considered for a reserve driver role at Red Bull in 2023, Dr Helmut Marko insists.

With much sadness we mark the passing of Patrick Tambay at the age of 73.

Formula One announced the 2023 Chinese Grand Prix will not take place in a short statement issued on Friday. According to that statement, "following dialogue with the promoter and relevant authorities, the 2023 Chinese Grand Prix will not take place due to the ongoing difficulties presented by the COVID-19 situation."

Toto Wolff thinks Formula 1's annual calendar should not exceed 20 races.

Every team may ultimately be affected by the high-profile and shock demise of the crytocurrency exchange FTX.

Former Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo admits he is "worried" about his former team.

British reports suggest new plans are afoot for an eleventh Formula 1 team.

Nicholas Latifi says a lack of confidence at the wheel is why he's been left without a place in Formula 1.

Axed Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto could be snapped up by Mercedes, according to Italy's authoritative Corriere della Sera newspaper.

Mario Isola admits Pirelli needs to improve its full-wet tyres.

There is no risk the death of Red Bull mastermind Dietrich Mateschitz will result in the energy drink company pulling out of Formula 1.

Fernando Alonso is already looking beyond the end of his driving career in Formula 1.