Formula One News — May 2023

Max Verstappen is aiming for "P2 minimum" from Sunday's Miami GP, as Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez knocks on the door of his slim championship lead.

A highly critical Alpine CEO Laurent Rossi admits the Renault-owned team is struggling in 2023.

Mercedes' 2023 car is "even worse" than its predecessor, a solemn team boss Toto Wolff admitted in Miami.

Frederic Vasseur has ruled out simply "copying" the technical solutions of the cars that are faster than Ferrari at present.

Ralf Schumacher couldn't resist making a jibe at Haas boss Gunther Steiner at the Miami GP.

Liberty Media boss Greg Maffei wants to kick off negotiations for the next Concorde Agreement.

2009 world champion Jenson Button admits he came "very close" to signing a contract with Ferrari.

Miami GP - Qualifying Report

Miami GP - Saturday Photos

Miami GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Miami GP - Saturday Post-Qualifying Press Conference

Miami GP - Qualifying Results

Miami GP - Practice 3 Report

Miami GP - Practice 3 Results

Formula 1 is looking to expand the newly-tweaked 'sprint shootout' weekend format to as many as ten grands prix in 2024.

Toto Wolff says he will sit down with Lewis Hamilton "in a few weeks" to sign a new Mercedes contract for the seven time world champion.

Carlos Sainz admits significant car upgrades planned for the next race at Imola will not be enough to fight for the world championship.

Lewis Hamilton says he isn't sure how the start of filming for the Hollywood feature movie about Formula 1 will affect the drivers.

Formula 1 will organise a smarter and more sustainable calendar for 2024, Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has revealed.

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says he is willing to talk face-to-face with the French president about potentially reviving the country's grand prix.

Miami GP - Friday Report

Miami GP - Friday Photos

Miami GP - Friday Press Conference

Miami GP - Friday Team Quotes

Miami GP - Practice 2 Results