Formula One News — October 2023

Daniel Ricciardo's return from injury looks all set for the upcoming US GP in Austin.

Kevin Magnussen is not having a good birthday weekend in Qatar.

A big dark cloud is still hanging over Sergio Perez's future at Red Bull.

Toto Wolff is missing in action at a second consecutive grand prix.

Formula 1's bottom-four teams have been permitted to spend an extra $20 million each on improving their outdated infrastructure.

Qatar GP - Qualifying Report

Qatar GP - Friday Post-qualifying Press Conference

Qatar GP - Friday Photos

Qatar GP - Friday Press Conference

Qatar GP - Friday Team Quotes

Qatar GP - Qualifying Results

Qatar GP - Practice 1 Report

Qatar GP - Practice 1 Results

Liam Lawson will be a full-time Formula 1 racer "by 2025 at the latest".

Alex Albon says he would be happy if Williams keeps struggling rookie Logan Sargeant onboard for 2024.

Max Verstappen says he would like to be excluded from "stupid" athlete of the year awards nominations.

Amid rumours Lance Stroll may be on the way out at Aston Martin, a potential contender to replace him has already emerged.

Wild rumours are doing the rounds in the Qatar paddock about the potential sale of the Aston Martin team.

Two of Formula 1's top drivers have broken ranks to declare that they would like to see Andretti-Cadillac welcomed onto the grid.

Sergio Perez shouldn't be too downbeat about being easily defeated by his ultra-dominant Red Bull teammate Max Verstappen in 2023.

Qatar GP - Thursday Press Conference

Formula 1, the teams and the FIA are heading for a major dispute over the issue of green-lighting Andretti-Cadillac's entry to the sport.

Charles Leclerc has reached a "crossroads" in his Formula 1 career.

A disappointed Liam Lawson will at least get one more outing at the wheel of injured Daniel Ricciardo's Alpha Tauri.

Christian Horner has played down speculation his F1 nemesis Toto Wolff might quit Formula 1.