Formula One News — September 2023

F1's pecking order could be shaken up in Singapore as a new FIA technical directive takes effect.

It's possible that Sebastian Vettel will launch an audacious return to Formula 1, according to Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko.

An unnamed Formula 1 boss has accused Mercedes team principal and co-owner Toto Wolff of "political grandstanding".

Lawyers are seeking the backing of both Ferrari and Lewis Hamilton as they push ahead with Felipe Massa's bid to be named 2008 world champion.

Aston Martin team owner Lawrence Stroll should consider sacking his own son.

Dr Helmut Marko has hit reverse gear following backlash about his comments linking Sergio Perez's nationality with his basic characteristics as a Formula 1 driver.

Haas is set to follow in Red Bull and McLaren's wheel-tracks with a looming car update.

The CEO of the company that owns Formula 1 admits it is becoming hard for the sport to sell Max Verstappen's utter dominance this year.

Dr Helmut Marko has backed Fernando Alonso's suspicion that Ferrari's sudden surge in performance at Monza last weekend might be short-lived.

Renault's CEO has justified his decision to dump Alpine team principal Otmar Szafnauer.

Sebastian Vettel admits that his friend and protege Mick Schumacher will probably spend another year on the Formula 1 sidelines in 2024.

Formula 1 could be set to run up against European Commission laws that would effectively force the sport to open the door to Andretti-Cadillac.

Charles Leclerc may be struggling under the pressure at Ferrari, a two-time Formula 1 world champion has declared.

Liam Lawson is setting himself up for a full-time seat in Formula 1, according to Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko.

Fernando Alonso has singled out Alex Albon and Lando Norris as two of Formula 1's most promising young drivers at the moment.

Guanyu Zhou admits he needs to be "careful" not to be pushed off the Formula 1 grid.

Michael Andretti's racing organisation has given the clearest sign yet that its push to enter Formula 1 may actually succeed.

Nikita Mazepin says it's a good sign that Russian athletes appear poised to be invited to take part in the next Olympics.

Fernando Alonso says he is determined to get Aston Martin back ahead of Ferrari in the constructors' world championship.

Carlos Sainz's father has suggested Ferrari treats his son differently compared to teammate Charles Leclerc.

Dr Helmut Marko says he will start taking Toto Wolff seriously again once Mercedes returns to being a "serious rival".

Fernando Alonso has hit back at Mercedes boss Toto Wolff's claims that Red Bull 'built' a winning team especially around Max Verstappen.

Dr Helmut Marko has laughed off suggestions he might pair a returning Sebastian Vettel with Max Verstappen at Red Bull.

Felipe Massa says he is hoping to secure Ferrari's support in his push to overturn the result of the 2008 world championship.

Relations between McLaren's two young drivers could get "a little more restless" in the coming months.