Formula One News — March 2023

The involvement of Mick Schumacher's famous father may have kept the ousted young German on the Formula 1 grid.

Gene Haas, owner of the American Formula 1 team that bears his name, has found himself at the centre of a controversy relating to the Russia-Ukraine crisis.

Frederic Vasseur says he's "not worried" about some high profile departures at Ferrari.

Dr Helmut Marko admits there has been interest from some parties in potentially buying Red Bull's second Formula 1 team, Alpha Tauri.

Red Bull's rivals could rapidly catch up in the latter part of the 2023 season, Dr Helmut Marko has warned.

Formula 1 has swiftly played down reports the sport's next high-profile destination will be the streets of London.

George Russell can imagine Lewis Hamilton as his continuing Mercedes teammate "for a few more years".

1997 world champion Jacques Villeneuve thinks Alpine "will suffer" as a result of losing Fernando Alonso.

The FIA appears unlikely to drop its special conditions for Russian racing drivers any time soon.

Sergio Perez could "challenge" teammate Max Verstappen for the 2023 world championship.

Frederic Vasseur has hit back at claims he is already unsatisfied with life as Ferrari's new team boss.

Formula 1 is on the right track by resisting pressure to aim for an 'all-electric' future.

Max Verstappen has confirmed rumours that he might retire from Formula 1 at the young age of 31.

Fernando Alonso insists his only real objective left in Formula 1 is a third drivers' world title.

After just a single grand prix in 2023, Ferrari appears to be in turmoil.

Mercedes insists there is no "panic" behind closed doors, but key rival Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko says the German team is tackling "several" problems with its new car.

Fernando Alonso's girlfriend has let a contract secret out of the bag.

Williams looks set to hang onto its famous team name.

Another key member of Ferrari's Formula 1 team has departed.

It will take Williams years to return to the top four places in the constructors' world championship.

Alpine CEO Laurent Rossi admits the Renault-owned team is unlikely to hits its goal of breaking into the top three constructors' in Formula 1 this year.

Sergio Perez has no intention of settling for second best in Formula 1, his father Antonio insists.

A top NASCAR chief insists the top American motorsport category is not "afraid" of Formula 1.

1979 world champion Jody Scheckter says greed led to the demise of Africa's return to the Formula 1 calendar.

Red Bull, not Ford, will be at the heart of the reigning champion team's power unit for 2026 and beyond.