Formula One News — January 2023

The Haas F1 team revealed today the team's livery for the 2023 season.

Audi's Formula 1 boss has warned that the first couple of campaigns tackled by the Volkswagen-owned carmaker will be "tough".

Ford appears to have opened the door to a potentially-imminent future in Formula 1.

Two leading Formula 1 figures have hit out at the FIA's ban on political speech.

A push to slightly reduce the weight of Formula 1 cars this year has been scrapped.

The governing FIA has defended its president amid an escalating political climate in Formula 1.

Outspoken Formula 1 team official Dr Helmut Marko has broken ranks to question whether the sport should be sold to Saudi Arabia.

Frederic Vasseur says he is yet to give any thought as to what Ferrari's driver lineup will be beyond 2024.

Frederic Vasseur says it would be "arrogant" to sweep into power at Ferrari and immediately make big changes.

Mercedes decided to release James Vowles from his contract so that the well-known strategy chief could become Williams' new team boss from 2023.

Having lost boss Frederic Vasseur to Ferrari, Sauber-run Alfa Romeo now looks set to lose its title sponsor.

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem insists that Formula 1's governing body will have a say on who controls the commercial rights.

Franz Tost has played down speculation Red Bull is preparing to announce a partnership with Ford.

Toto Wolff denies that Lewis Hamilton is effectively 'begging' for a new Mercedes deal.

Frederic Vasseur and Ferrari need to resist the urge to bring "revolution" to Maranello, former Formula 1 driver Emanuele Pirro insists.

World champion Max Verstappen has bad news for Red Bull's newly-signed test driver for 2023.

Wins and the Formula 1 title are not yet on Aston Martin's radar for 2023.

Max Verstappen's passion for simulator racing does not "harm" Red Bull.

The demise of Formula 1 in Germany is "unbelievable", according to top Red Bull official Dr Helmut Marko.

It is "difficult to judge" whether Daniel Ricciardo is still good enough for Formula 1.

Dr Helmut Marko does not think Williams is becoming a Mercedes 'B team'.

The current owners of Formula 1 have lashed back at the president of the sport's governing body.

Gunther Steiner admits he already has his eye on Logan Sargeant.

Two car manufacturers are poised to enter Formula 1.

Haas F1 announced today that Pietro Fittipaldi will continue as the team's Official Test and Reserve Driver for the 2023 FIA Formula 1 World Championship.