Formula One News — November 2023

Former Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul thinks Red Bull and Max Verstappen's utter dominance of Formula 1 at present is even more impressive - and probably more lasting - than Mercedes' similar dominance of the recent past.

Pirelli, F1's sole tyre supplier, is developing a groundbreaking tyre that is set to debut in 2025.

A threatened strike by Las Vegas hospitality workers looms over the upcoming Formula 1 race, threatening to disrupt the event.

Mick Schumacher, striving to keep his F1 aspirations alive, has candidly dismissed the idea of switching to Formula E.

Formula 1's next and penultimate stop on its long 2023 calendar is the new Las Vegas GP - but is world champion Max Verstappen looking forward to it?

Two former F1 drivers remain lukewarm about Sergio Perez's suitability to stay at Red Bull for his 2024 contract.

Gene Haas should think about selling his small Formula 1 team, according to former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher.

Formula 1 drivers are not oblivious to the precarious global situation, George Russell insists.

Bernie Ecclestone has predicted one of the next moves in Formula 1 - a culling of several grands prix.

Dr Helmut Marko is relieved that Sergio Perez seems to finally be getting back in top form.

Lando Norris gave an interesting answer to a straightforward question about his future in Formula 1.

Nico Hulkenberg is not far away from agreeing with critics of the Haas team that the small American team's 'B-spec' upgrade is a total flop.

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali admits that significant tweaks to the 'sprint' weekend format are likely to be made for 2024.

Retired Formula 1 driver Felipe Massa ultimately scrapped his decision to steer clear of his home Brazilian GP.

Brazil GP - Race Notes

Brazil GP - Sunday Photos

Brazil GP - Sunday Press Conference

Brazil GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Brazil GP - Race Results

Haas is bidding to totally shake up the results of the recent US GP in Austin - amid a frantic battle for millions in official F1 prize money.

A recent surge in performance by Mercedes looks to have collapsed in Brazil.

Daniel Ricciardo admits it's his "dream" to be told by his Red Bull bosses that he's returning to the premier team for 2024.

Max Verstappen's high-profile race engineer hopes to keep working with him all the way to the end of the Dutchman's Red Bull contract in 2028.

Sauber has finally issued a clear denial of swirling rumours suggesting Audi is about to perform a U-turn on its decision to enter Formula 1.

A new and unusual 'mechanic' could be on pitstop duty for Ferrari in Brazil.