Formula One News — December 2023

Logan Sargeant is getting "another chance" to prove he belongs in Formula 1.

Max Verstappen predicts that Formula 1's petrol-powered days are coming to an end.

Carlos Sainz says Ferrari needs to make its 2024 car more of an all-rounder.

Max Verstappen has named three rival teams that will threaten his dominance of Formula 1 in 2024.

Audi's new CEO has finally dismissed speculation that he might sensationally axe the Volkswagen-owned carmaker's pledge to enter Formula 1 in 2026.

Esteban Ocon says the underperforming Alpine team is "hungry for more" in Formula 1.

Gerhard Berger is more and more convinced that Max Verstappen is the "world's best racing driver of all time".

Red Bull, and every other Formula 1 team, have distanced themselves from the exploding controversy surrounding Mercedes boss Toto Wolff and his wife Susie.

Toto Wolff has stopped short of declaring that he is now "friends" with his Red Bull counterpart Christian Horner.

A top FIA official has played down rumbling whispers about the apparently ever-closer technical relationship between Red Bull's two Formula 1 teams.

Jean Todt, the former Ferrari boss and ex-FIA president, has offered words of support for Felipe Massa's quest to be named the 2008 world champion.

Ferrari can "absolutely" catch up with Red Bull as soon as 2024, according to highly successful former Formula 1 engineer Luca Baldisserri.

Formula 1 is still pondering whether to add a sensational 'reverse grid' feature to the tweaked sprint weekend format in 2024.

Max Verstappen has admitted that he is banned from taking part in various "dangerous sports" when he's away from the world's Formula 1 circuits.

Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya says it will not give up on hosting a Formula 1 race.

Wolff claims sexism behind new F1 scandal

No team and driver combination has ever dominated Formula 1 in the way that Red Bull and Max Verstappen did in 2023.

Alfa Romeo may be disappearing from the team name, but what Sauber really needs for 2024 is a "completely new car", driver Valtteri Bottas agrees.

Offering Charles Leclerc a mega new Formula 1 contract is a "good move", according to former Ferrari team boss Cesare Fiorano.

Formula 1 will have an early Christmas present for fans of the sport in Madrid.

Toto Wolff has put a straight face to growing whispers about the intensifying technical 'synergy' between Red Bull's two Formula 1 teams.

Carlos Sainz is reportedly unhappy with the deal Ferrari is offering him for a new contract beyond 2024.

Formula 1 must not implement any special measures to try to slow Max Verstappen's dominance.

Although close in pace with Lewis Hamilton in 2023, this season was a wake-up call for his much younger teammate George Russell.

Christian Horner has dismissed theories that Alpha Tauri is the new "pink Mercedes" of Formula 1.