Formula One News — April 2023

Saudi Arabia has dismissed as "mere speculation" earlier reports that it wanted to buy Formula 1's commercial rights.

Daniel Ricciardo seems unlikely to return to the Formula 1 grid next year with Haas.

Carlos Sainz has hit out at the Italian media for weeks of negative coverage about the start of Ferrari's 2023 campaign.

Hopes that Germany may return to the Formula 1 calendar are not dead, according to Hockenheim boss Jorn Teske.

Another Formula 1 driver has had his expensive watch stolen from his wrist.

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has confirmed reports that the new team entry fee is set to soar from its current $200 million.

A joint race weekend featuring both Formula 1 and MotoGP will be "difficult" to get off the ground.

A "technical revolution" is required so that Ferrari can win world championships again, according to former Formula 1 driver Kvyat.

Aston Martin boss Mike Krack admits he would be "lying" if he tried to say two key appointments haven't given the team a major performance boost.

Just 20 days ahead of Formula 1's return to Miami, the street circuit is under water.

Nico Hulkenberg will get "something" if he breaks his and the Haas team's Formula 1 podium droughts.

Daniil Kvyat will race with an Italian license and 'il Tricolore' on his overalls as he races at Le Mans with Lamborghini.

Nico Rosberg has admitted it was "a shock to my system" when he suddenly quit Formula 1 in the days after winning his first and only title in 2016.

If Fernando Alonso keeps racing beyond 2024, it will be at the wheel of an Aston Martin.

F1 legend Gerhard Berger thinks Lewis Hamilton's Formula 1 future is up in the air.

Frederic Vasseur insists the "motivation" of Ferrari's star driver Charles Leclerc is still intact despite a horror start to his 2023 campaign.

Sergio Perez's father has played down any suggestion that Red Bull has a policy of favouritism in the direction of world champion Max Verstappen.

Frederic Vasseur has given the thumbs-up to Formula 1's sudden qualifying format change in 2023.

Former F1 driver Nelson Piquet jr says he never intended for his actions to deprive fellow Brazilian Felipe Massa of the 2008 title.

Yuki Tsunoda is expecting Alpha Tauri's car to struggle even more than ever on the streets of Baku.

Reports of conflict between Red Bull's two drivers have been overblown, according to Sergio Perez.

Fernando Alonso is not even "thinking" about retiring from Formula 1.

German racing legend Hans-Joachim Stuck isn't sure Mick Schumacher would have been able to keep up with countryman Nico Hulkenberg in 2023.

Toto Wolff has denied rumours the team's former technical boss James Allison has now returned to Mercedes full-time.

Gunther Steiner says Formula 1 must resist the temptation to react to Red Bull's dominance by changing the rules.