Formula One News — July 2023

Dr Helmut Marko is starting to wonder if Red Bull can complete an astonishing and unprecedented clean sweep of victories in 2023.

Lewis Hamilton is continuing to insist that his "plan" is to still be a Mercedes driver in 2023.

There is "fake news everywhere" in Formula 1 these days, according to departing Alpine team boss Otmar Szafnauer.

Allowing Renault to enjoy special rules to boost engine power could "ruin Formula 1".

Pirelli's F1 boss does not disagree with drivers who are calling the full wet tyres "useless".

F1's budget cap inspectors are even digging into Whatsapp text messages as up to three top teams risk being found guilty of spending breaches.

Belgian GP - Race Notes

Belgian GP - Sunday Photos

Belgian GP - Sunday Press Conference

Belgian GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Belgian GP - Race Results

Despite rumours linking him with Red Bull, Oscar Piastri says he's content at McLaren for now.

Zhou Guanyu will be pushing for a longer contract when talks kick off with Alfa Romeo.

Otmar Szafnauer thinks he will be back in the Formula 1 paddock eventually.

As rumours continue to swirl about Sergio Perez's future at Red Bull, Dr Helmut Marko has moved to reassure the Mexican.

Charles Leclerc has played down fears he might not stay with Ferrari beyond his 2024 contract.

Belgian GP - Sprint Race Report

Belgian GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Belgian GP - Sprint Race Results

Belgian GP - Sprint Shootout Report

Max Verstappen and Red Bull are confident the Dutch driver can still easily win Sunday's Belgian GP.

French F1 legend Alain Prost is "sad" about the turmoil currently taking place at the Renault-owned Alpine team.

Belgian GP promoter Vanessa Maes has hit back at the narrative that Spa-Francorchamps has become too dangerous for the Formula 1 calendar.

Formula 1 has called off the planned banning of tyre-warming blankets for 2024.

Dr Helmut Marko admits Red Bull paved the way for Laurent Mekies to finally step down at Ferrari.