Formula One News — July 2023

Dark clouds are gathering over Formula 1's otherwise popular and successful Singapore GP.

Sergio Perez says he accepts that he will not win the 2023 world championship.

Madrid appears to be on the fast track to the Formula 1 calendar.

Formula 1 could be in for a showdown with its governing body at the end of the application process for up to two new teams as early as 2025.

Red Bull's sudden axe is a "death sentence" for Nyck de Vries' Formula 1 career.

Renault-owned Alpine has joined Mercedes in publicly backing Formula 1's controversial engine rules for 2026.

George Russell says there's "no reason" why McLaren will not continue to be a major player for the rest of Formula 1's 2023 season.

A race contract until 2030 is on the table for Monza.

Formula 1 is poised to decide if the sport will proceed with the planned banning of tyre-warming blankets for 2024.

Organisers of a grand prix in Madrid claim they will soon be signing a race contract with Formula 1.

Michael Andretti has backed dominant Indycar driver Alex Palou to succeed in Formula 1.

James Allison admits he will be taking a close look at photos of the upgraded McLaren in the wake of the British GP.

Dr Helmut Marko has defended his decision to immediately oust rookie Nyck de Vries after just ten races at Alpha Tauri.

The candidates to potentially replace Sergio Perez at Red Bull are mounting up.

Michael Andretti has hit back at existing Formula 1 teams who are opposed to the expansion of the grid to eleven teams.

Scuderia AlphaTauri announces that Daniel Ricciardo will be joining the team on for the remainder of the Formula 1 season, starting from the upcoming Hungarian Grand Prix, replacing Nyck de Vries.

Dr Helmut Marko has now admitted he would like to attract Lando Norris to Red Bull.

Ferrari has already turned its attention to producing a new Formula 1 car for 2024.

Audi appears to be getting very serious about its Formula 1 program - as the VW-owned German carmaker slashes its other motor racing activities.

French president Emmanuel Macron has given a green light to the revival of the country's Formula 1 race.

The new vice president of Alpine's racing programs has denied he will effectively replace current Formula 1 team boss Otmar Szafnauer.

Dr Helmut Marko admits the risk is real that Max Verstappen will quit Formula 1.

According to Dr Helmut Marko, there is "no question" about whether Sergio Perez will hold onto his Red Bull seat for now.

Pierre Gasly says Alpine has to "find solutions" to the Renault-owned team's stalled progress in Formula 1.

Formula 1 teams and officials have appealed to the British government to make their lives easier due to the consequences of 'Brexit'.