Formula One News — February 2023

Nyck de Vries should be careful not to compare himself with fellow Dutchman Max Verstappen in 2023.

Mick Schumacher would still be on the Formula 1 grid if his famous father Michael was in good health.

Fernando Alonso's former teammate thinks the two-time champion could have a "very fast car" on his hands in 2023.

Max Verstappen's new personal sponsorship with Dutch beer Heineken is a "multi-million dollar deal", according to De Limburger newspaper.

Aston Martin has not yet disclosed whether the newly-injured Lance Stroll will be replaced at the forthcoming pre-season test in Bahrain.

Formula 1 teams are already enquiring about Honda's plans for 2026 and beyond.

Plans may be afoot for a Saudi Arabian Formula 1 team.

Otmar Szafnauer insists Alpine is not missing Fernando Alonso - yet.

Adrian Newey is no longer working on Formula 1 every single day, Red Bull's Christian Horner admits.

F1's governing body says it is only interested in limiting drivers' political gestures and speech "during key moments".

Charles Leclerc has played down rumours he may soon be pressing his new boss for a new Ferrari contract.

Michael and Mario Andretti are already "insiders" who should be welcomed back into Formula 1.

Mercedes may end up regretting losing Nyck de Vries to the Red Bull camp.

Mika Salo is no longer involved in Russian motorsport.

Renault is pledging its ongoing commitment to Formula 1, despite departed 2022 driver Fernando Alonso insisting Alpine was "happy with fourth" overall.

The livery trend for Formula 1's 2023 season is obvious - and it's carbon black.

Dr Helmut Marko supports the widespread view among Formula 1's current teams regarding a bid by Andretti-Cadillac to enter the sport in 2025.

Daniel Ricciardo simply wanted too much money to stay on the Formula 1 grid this year, according to Haas boss Gunther Steiner.

Mattia Binotto says he is not taking the credit for Ferrari's 2023 car.

Mercedes is sticking with its 'no sidepods' concept for the start of the 2023 season - but that could soon change according to team boss Toto Wolff.

Stefano Domenicali has played down reports that Formula 1 is for sale.

Zak Brown is keeping an open mind about the identity of McLaren's next engine supplier.

Lando Norris is glad he will have a teammate who "pushes" him in 2023.

Fernando Alonso couldn't resist a jibe at his former team as he got up to speed at the wheel of an Aston Martin this week.

Formula 1 teams are already interested in signing up Mick Schumacher for his return to the grid in 2024.