Formula One News — April 2023

Nyck de Vries has admitted he is under "pressure" to get up to speed in Formula 1.

Malaysia cannot afford to bring Formula 1 back to the Sepang circuit.

Frederic Vasseur has hit out at the "very mild" penalty imposed for Red Bull's budget cap breach.

Aston Martin team owner Lawrence Stroll is not happy to rest on the laurels of Fernando Alonso's back-to-back-to-back podiums so far in 2023.

Toto Wolff says he has no "plan B" in the event Lewis Hamilton does not sign a new contract with Mercedes beyond 2023.

Lando Norris says his new teammate is a tougher challenge than the ousted Daniel Ricciardo.

Frederic Vasseur has defended Ferrari's 2023 car, playing down reports the Maranello based team needs to scrap the basic 'concept'.

Niki Lauda's widow is suing for a big chunk of the late triple world champion's net worth.

Belgian GP promoter Vanessa Maes says she is "much more optimistic" about the clouded future of Formula 1's fabled annual race at Spa-Francorchamps.

Ferrari is pushing to overturn the penalty that left Carlos Sainz distraught at the end of the recent Australian GP.

Honda is still considering an official return to Formula One from the start of 2026, but a final decision won't be taken until the middle of June.

Max Verstappen has threatened to leave Formula One at the end of his current contract with Red Bull, that expires at the end of 2028.

Vietnam and South Africa have emerged as strong candidates to join the 2024 Formula One World Championship calendar.

Ferrari has requested to the FIA the Right to Review regarding the five seconds penalty imposed on Carlos Sainz in the final moments of last weekend’s Australian Grand Prix.

Next year’s Japanese Grand Prix could be moved to the last weekend of March, if the plans made by Formula One’s CEO Stefano Domenicali come to fruition.

The 2023 car is "too slow" but Alpha Tauri boss Franz Tost says the Red Bull-owned team is making changes.

Following an early battle in Melbourne last Sunday, Max Verstappen accused his former world championship rival Lewis Hamilton of not following the racing rules.

Jos Verstappen has denied suggestions he "abused" his son Max on the two-time champion's road to Formula 1.

Formula 1 teams have apparently approved CEO Stefano Domenicali's plan to spice up the 'sprint' race weekend format.

The jury is out as to whether Mercedes really narrowed the gap to Red Bull's dominance in Melbourne.

Three team bosses have defended Formula 1's latest under-fire race director Niels Wittich following the chaotic and controversial Australian GP.

F1's rights holders Liberty Media, and the governing FIA, were not the only organisations receiving flak after the chaotic Australian GP.

Valtteri Bottas needs to up his game after a horror start to 2023.

After three consecutive podiums in 2023, Aston Martin is now targeting its first Formula 1 win.

As far as Nico Hulkenberg is concerned, he'd rather the Chinese GP had not been cancelled.