Formula One News — February 2023

Hopes that France's new absence from the Formula 1 calendar may be short-lived appear to have been dashed.

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has jetted into New York where the energy drink-owned Formula 1 champions are expected to lift the lid on a 2026 works deal with Ford.

Any new Formula 1 team must have the appropriate "infrastructure" and "financial background" in order to be welcomed from the existing competitors.

Much against the wishes of Formula 1 and the majority of the competing teams, the FIA has officially opened the application process to identify prospective teams seeking to participate at a competitive level in the FIA Formula One World Championship.

Former Ferrari driver Jean Alesi has been appointed President of the Circuit Paul Ricard.

Dr Helmut Marko wants Red Bull to defend its Formula 1 titles this year with the "spirit" of the energy drink's late founder Dietrich Mateschitz.

Nyck de Vries says he "almost gave up" on his Formula 1 career.

A new front in the latest political battle between the FIA, Formula 1 and the competing teams has opened up.

"Never say never" is how sums up his chances of returning to Formula 1.

Gerhard Berger hopes Sauber will now be "good enough" to succeed with Audi backing.

Mercedes is not currently planning to give Mick Schumacher outings at the wheel of its Formula 1 car.

Dr Helmut Marko still isn't sure if Sebastian Vettel is interested in returning to Formula 1 in a managerial role.

Formula 1 fans should not look beyond the striking new livery unveiled by Haas on Tuesday, according to a respected specialist publication.