Formula One News — April 2023

Dr Helmut Marko has played down the latest wild rumours about Red Bull's involvement in Formula 1.

Las Vegas will supercharge Formula 1's quest for sponsorships, Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei suggests.

Christian Horner has played down suggestions Red Bull's rivals tried to "steal" Formula 1 sponsors over the budget cap breach drama of last year.

Just two weeks after denying the rumours, James Allison is indeed returning to a highly-prominent role at Mercedes.

A cloud has moved above this year's running of the fabled Monaco GP.

Guanyu Zhou, Formula 1's only Chinese driver, is now "on par" with his highly experienced race-winning teammate Valtteri Bottas.

Charles Leclerc could probably get out of his Ferrari contract ahead of time if he really wants to.

Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei has confirmed the company has no intention of selling Formula 1.

Nikita Mazepin is taking his fight for the right to return to Formula 1 to Canada.

Carlos Sainz has angrily rejected claims he is Audi's number 1 driver pick for 2026.

The proposed tweaks to the 'sprint race' format are set to be set in stone ahead of the first such weekend of 2023 in Azerbaijan next weekend.

Michael Schumacher's family has confirmed it will take legal action against a German gossip magazine.

James Vowles says he was prohibited from taking Mercedes personnel with him to Williams.

Dr Helmut Marko admits he made a fundamental mistake by advising Mercedes to sign Lewis Hamilton in late 2012.

Max Verstappen could be set to match Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton's joint all-time record for the number of Formula 1 drivers' titles.

Renewed rumours about two circuits alternating single annual calendar spots in Formula 1 are giving hope to axed French GP host Paul Ricard.

Michelin has ruled out bidding to succeed Pirelli as Formula 1's sole tyre supplier.

Dr Helmut Marko admits Red Bull's Formula 1 engine program for 2026 and beyond is a "risk".

More than six years after suddenly quitting Formula 1 at the age of 31, Nico Rosberg admits it was fear that drove his decision to retire.

Even poaching Adrian Newey from Red Bull would not solve Ferrari's current performance problems.

Gunther Steiner says he has heard rumours that potential new Formula 1 teams are already testing in existing competitors' wind tunnels.

George Russell says he is relieved Lewis Hamilton is still racing in Formula 1.

The end of the covid era and a surge of new Drive to Survive-fuelled fans contributed to the track invasion at the end of the recent Australian GP.

Stefano Domenicali admits he is "nervous" about a repeat of last year's budget cap breach controversy.

Important forthcoming meetings are set to have a major impact on Formula 1's immediate and longer-term future.