Formula One News — October 2023

Carlos Sainz admits rival Formula 1 teams may not be able to end Red Bull's dominance any time soon.

Valtteri Bottas admits "progress" at Alfa Romeo has been lacking for some time now.

Formula 1 could shrink the size of the wheels and tyres as part of an effort to get the rising height of the already-hefty cars down for 2026.

One well-placed insider thinks Formula 1 will add Andretti-Cadillac as the sport's eleventh team.

Carlos Sainz says he will sit down with Ferrari executives over the winter to negotiate a potential new deal beyond 2024.

Red Bull and Honda have both confirmed that their working relationship at present is quite awkward.

Lewis Hamilton says he has never felt "ready" to accept an offer to race for Formula 1's most famous team - Ferrari.

Formula 1's owner Liberty Media will decide if Andretti-Cadillac is welcomed onto the grid.

Daniel Ricciardo is not hiding that he is eyeing the cockpit alongside Max Verstappen.

Liam Lawson is on the way into Formula 1, whilst Mick Schumacher is on the way out.

Organisers of the Mexican GP are calling for calm ahead of Sergio Perez's home race later this month.

Apple has reportedly set its sights on a major Formula 1 deal.

Sergio Perez says being Max Verstappen's teammate at Red Bull is perhaps the toughest job in all of Formula 1.

Fernando Alonso thinks Formula 1 should consider reverting to a single-lap qualifying format.

Valtteri Bottas admits he was "more nervous" at the start of an amateur race on Sunday than he is as the five lights go out in Formula 1.

Two well-known German former F1 drivers are urging Mick Schumacher to hang onto his Mercedes reserve seat for 2024.

Luca de Meo, CEO of the Renault Group, has ordered the French carmaker's Formula 1 team to end a years-long gulf between its British and French factions.