Formula One News — March 2023

Dr Helmut Marko has rubbished as "nonsense" Mercedes boss Toto Wolff's claim that Red Bull will win every single grand prix in 2023.

Netflix has delivered a new, young, American and female audience to Formula 1.

Alpine needs to take the example of Aston Martin as it continues to push towards the front of the Formula 1 grid.

Red Bull's penalty for breaching the budget cap could hurt the team later this season.

Toto Wolff agrees with Red Bull's assessment that Dan Fallows is making all the difference at Aston Martin this year.

Toto Wolff has already written off Mercedes' chances of winning the 2023 world championship.

Although Red Bull looked utterly unbeatable in Bahrain, the next race in Jeddah could be a different story.

Alpha Tauri's current drivers are on notice to perform or risk their place in Formula 1.

If Bernie Ecclestone was still running Formula 1, Christian Horner would be next in line for the sport's top job.

Ferrari is sticking with its car concept despite a thorough beating at Red Bull's hands in Bahrain.

Red Bull thinks Aston Martin made a meteoric leap up the grid over the winter by clearing copying clear aspects of last year's dominant car.

Aston Martin has taken "just the first step" on the road to ultimate victory in Formula 1, team owner Lawrence Stroll said on Sunday.

Michael Andretti admits buying Alpha Tauri will not be the ticket to revving up his own Formula 1 team.

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World champion Max Verstappen says he's not surprised that the pecking order in Formula 1 has started to converge.

Mercedes is at risk of falling out of Formula 1's top three teams, Dr Helmut Marko has warned.

Max Verstappen is clearly "the most important part" of Red Bull Racing.

Gunther Steiner is having zero regrets about controversially ousting Mick Schumacher from the Haas team.

Lance Stroll has admitted that he also broke a toe in his recent mountain bike crash.

Formula 1's top drivers seem unimpressed with plans to spice up the qualifying format later this year.

Pirelli wants to stay in Formula 1 for several more years.