Formula One News — May 2023

Circuit de Catalunya boss Jose Luis Santamaria says he knows "nothing" about plans to get a Formula 1 race on the streets of Madrid up and running.

Sergio Perez's father has likened the 2023 title fight to the infamous scrap between F1 legends Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost.

Aston Martin is already starting to look ahead to its 2024 car.

Daniel Ricciardo could be on the cusp of a sensational return to the Formula 1 grid.

The owner of the US-based Indycar series has hit out at Formula 1 for repeated alleged trademark breaches.

Fernando Alonso says he is "tempted" to sign a contract extension with Aston Martin.

Four former Formula 1 drivers agree that Max Verstappen is the strongest driver of his generation - and perhaps one of the all-time greats.

It was "always clear" that Max Verstappen is still the top favourite to win the 2023 world championship - his third such triumph consecutively.

Team boss Otmar Szafnauer says he will confront Laurent Rossi about the Alpine CEO's latest comments.

Fernando Alonso says the biggest difference between the Ferrari he drove for and the Maranello based team of today is "inconsistency".

Mercedes reached out to Adrian Newey shortly before the famous Formula 1 designer extended his deal with Red Bull.

Kevin Magnussen is busily setting the foundation for his post-Formula 1 life.

Daniel Ricciardo will test Red Bull's dominant 2023 car in the days after July's British GP.

Dr Helmut Marko has slammed Mercedes for being "manipulative" in their attempts to slow dominant Red Bull down.

Ferrari's 2023 car "isn't great", but former Formula 1 driver Ralf Schumacher thinks the Maranello based team has another problem.

Fernando Alonso has aimed a jibe at his former Alpine teammate Esteban Ocon.

Alpha Tauri team boss Franz Tost admits Formula 1 rookie Nyck de Vries is "under pressure" to perform in 2023.

Michael Andretti is hoping to hear by "the middle of July" whether his bid in collaboration with Cadillac to enter Formula 1 in 2025 has been green-lighted by the FIA.

George Russell, Lando Norris and other top Formula 1 drivers have hit out at the pre-race proceedings before Sunday's Miami GP.

As Formula 1 drivers hit out at the wild, celebrity-fuelled pre-race proceedings at the Miami GP, the other hot topic is that the sport is not living up to the same hype on the actual track.

Miami GP - Race Notes

Miami GP - Sunday Photos

Miami GP - Sunday Press Conference

Miami GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Miami GP - Race Results