Formula One News — June 2023

Max Verstappen admits it would be "great" to one day call himself a Ferrari driver.

Franz Tost admits "political reasons" were behind Mick Schumacher's failed candidature to race for Alpha Tauri in 2023.

Daniel Ricciardo says it's "hard to know" just how good his McLaren successor and compatriot Oscar Piastri is faring in his race seat.

Mattia Binotto reportedly rejected an offer to become team boss at Audi's new works Formula 1 project.

Formula 1 is still "very important" to Ferrari, CEO Benedetto Vigna insists.

It may eventually not be "necessary" for Formula 1 to cooperate with producers of the officially-sanctioned Netflix series Drive to Survive.

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem and F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali admit that Formula 1 cars are too heavy.

Pirelli remains hopeful it will remain Formula 1's official tyre supplier beyond the expiry of its current deal in 2024.

Formula 1 has played down suggestions next weekend's Canadian GP might have to be cancelled.

McLaren and Red Bull have denied claims that a deal has been struck over an engine deal for the new Formula 1 regulations starting in 2026.

Max Verstappen says he and fellow two-time Fernando Alonso stand out from the crowd in terms of having "extra capacity" whilst racing their F1 cars on the limit.

Organisers of the Belgian and Dutch grands prix have played down reports they will be forced to annually alternate their events from as early as next year.

Nikita Mazepin's quest to return to Formula 1 has been dealt a fresh blow by London's High Court.

Pierre Gasly says he just needs time to get up to full speed at Alpine.

The woman at the centre of a Formula 1 sexism scandal has played down the incident that occurred in the Spanish GP paddock last weekend.

Carlos Sainz has denied feeling jealous of the soaring popularity of his Spanish countryman and friend Fernando Alonso.

McLaren boss Andrea Stella admits the team is carefully studying detailed photographs of Red Bull's 2023 floor.

The Dutch GP may be absent from the 2024 Formula 1 calendar - despite Zandvoort already having a contract until 2025.

Max Verstappen is racing Red Bull to unprecedented dominance in Formula 1, according to Dr Helmut Marko.

Aston Martin will have a car update in the luggage as Formula 1 treks to Canada next week.

After the cancellation due to floods in Imola recently, a smog haze is now hanging over next weekend's running of the Canadian GP.

More reports have emerged indicating Pirelli may have competition in its bid to secure the next contract to remain Formula 1's sole tyre supplier.

The fabled Spa Francorchamps circuit looks set to secure its place on Formula 1's 2024 calendar.

The jury is out as to just how effective Mercedes' new sidepod-laden 'B' car really is.

Ferrari's highly-anticipated big package of updates unveiled in Barcelona is a "complete failure".