Formula One News — October 2023

Aston Martin has played down suggestions the team is now consistently going backwards despite constant efforts to add developments to the 2023 car.

Mercedes will not divert from its intention to build a completely different Formula 1 car for 2024, team boss Toto Wolff insists.

Charles Leclerc suffered through a literally painful race weekend at the US GP.

Following the conclusion of the United States Grand Prix in Austin, Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc faced disqualification due to their cars failing to meet the technical regulations. The FIA Technical team discovered inconsistencies in the vehicles during a thorough plank wear inspection.

United States GP - Race Analysis

Christian Horner thinks Formula 1 should consider tweaking the 'sprint race' format.

In Austin, Sergio Perez took a step towards ending the speculation surrounding his future at Red Bull.

Team representative Alessandro Alunni Bravi has moved to end speculation that Audi may call off its works Formula 1 project in collaboration with Sauber.

Mick Schumacher says he is hoping his plans for 2024 continue to shape up.

Daniel Ricciardo has put his quest to re-establish himself as a top Formula 1 driver back on track.

Zandvoort looks set to secure its place on the Formula 1 calendar after the current Dutch GP deal runs out at the end of 2025.

United States GP - Race Notes

United States GP - Sunday Photos

United States GP - Sunday Team Quotes

United States GP - Race Results

It's "Max's time" in Formula 1 at present - and everyone may need to get used to that for some time to come.

Max Verstappen is already working on his post-Formula 1 plans, insisting he has already achieved everything he wanted to in motor racing's top category.

Fernando Alonso occasionally picks up the phone to FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem - and starts to swear!

The partial sale of the Formula 1 team to high-profile investors does not indicate that Renault-owned Alpine is losing interest in the sport.

Haas' highly-anticipated 'B' car has not improved the situation for the struggling American team.

Audi's plans to take over Sauber and enter Formula 1 in 2026 still have the green light, according to veteran Swiss journalist Roger Benoit.

United States GP - Sprint Race Report

United States GP - Saturday Photos

United States GP - Saturday Press Conference

United States GP - Saturday Team Quotes