Formula One News — August 2023

Two current Formula 1 drivers are struggling to hang onto their race cockpits for 2024.

Dutch GP - Friday Report

Dutch GP - Friday Press Conference

Dutch GP - Friday Team Quotes

Dutch GP - Practice 2 Results

Dutch GP - Practice 1 Report

Dutch GP - Practice 1 Results

Dr Helmut Marko admits it is not "100 percent certain" that Sergio Perez will still be in a Red Bull car in 2024.

Charles Leclerc has scoffed at wild rumours that emerged during Formula 1's August break that he had signed an enormous new $200 million Ferrari contract.

Eyebrows were raised in the Zandvoort paddock on Thursday when Lance Stroll bowed out of his media duties.

Dominant Indycar driver Alex Palou's road to Formula 1 has hit a $30 million roadblock.

Gunther Steiner admits he never even contemplated parting with current Haas team lineup Nico Hulkenberg and Kevin Magnussen for 2024.

Dutch GP - Thursday Press Conference

The Haas F1 Team has announced that it has signed it’s current driver line up to continue with the team next season.

Max Verstappen is the component of Red Bull's Formula 1 package that really makes the difference.

Frederic Vasseur says he wants to negotiate with both of Ferrari's current drivers before the end of the current season.

How Formula 1 teams will handle a rule about using rookie drivers in practice sessions this season is unclear.

Ferrari's boss says he is not supportive of a push by Felipe Massa to be declared world champion.

Max Verstappen says he has no fears about his life beyond Formula 1.

Jan Lammers admits the Dutch GP does not have its future on the Formula 1 grid locked in.

Frederic Vasseur says contract talks with Carlos Sainz are now looming.

An urban mobility expert has questioned just how serious Formula 1 is about climate change.

There will be a "before and after" for the impressive Aston Martin team, according to team ambassador Pedro de la Rosa.

Guanyu Zhou sounds confident about his looming contract negotiations with Sauber, the Swiss team currently called Alfa Romeo.

Pierre Gasly admits he is still getting up to speed at chaos-struck Alpine.