Formula One News — February 2024

Dr Helmut Marko openly admits that at least three drivers, and potentially four or more, are eyeing Sergio Perez's Red Bull seat for 2025.

The Christian Horner scandal is finally coming to its end, with Red Bull executives tipped to resolve his future in Formula 1 as he jets back to Bahrain on Wednesday.

Formula 1 is moving to close loopholes in the budget cap rules - but only in time for 2026.

George Russell has leapt to the defence of the official Formula 1 Netflix series Drive To Survive, as the newly-released season 6 continues to divide opinions.

The 2024 season has not even begun, and yet one of the biggest talking points in Formula 1 at present is 2025.

Logan Sargeant has been put on notice at Williams - up your game or be ousted.

Liberty Media, the owner of Formula 1's commercial rights since 2017, has set its sights on acquiring the sport's two-wheeled equivalent, MotoGP.

The jury is out as to whether Lewis Hamilton has ever visited Ferrari's Maranello headquarters or not.

Mick Schumacher may be more likely to test a McLaren this year rather than an Alpine or Mercedes.

Gunther Steiner says he was fired by Haas team owner Gene Haas because he was asking for equity in the struggling back-of-the-grid Formula 1 team.

The collective F1 paddock is expecting the outcome of the Christian Horner scandal to be known before track action resumes in Bahrain this week.

It is still possible that Sergio Perez will be offered a new contract to keep racing at Red Bull beyond 2024.

Carlos Sainz insists it is still his priority to secure his future in Formula 1 as soon as possible.

Sebastian Vettel really might be contemplating a sensational return to Formula 1, according to fellow German Ralf Schumacher.

Max Verstappen says he has no immediate plans to join the growing ranks of Formula 1 drivers with tattoos.

Pierre Gasly admits he sees himself as a player in the driver 'silly season' for 2025, as his current team Alpine slumps to the very rear of the grid.

New team CEO Peter Bayer has defended the decision to give the former Alpha Tauri team an awkward and controversial new name for 2024 and beyond.

James Vowles has admitted Williams opted against running the full 2024 specification of partner team Mercedes' rear suspension layout this year.

Formula 1 and the Bahrain circuit played down an incident that occurred at the tail-end of pre-season testing last week.

Bruno Famin has played down suggestions Mick Schumacher would be the obvious choice if Alpine loses one or both of its drivers at the end of 2024.

Sacked Haas team boss Gunther Steiner will be in Bahrain for the 2024 season opener this weekend.

Former Ferrari driver Mika Salo thinks there is more to the story when it comes to Lewis Hamilton's shock move from Mercedes to Maranello for 2025.

Even embattled team boss Christian Horner was all smiles in Bahrain on Wednesday as Red Bull's new and radical car for 2024 stunned every other Formula 1 rival on the opening day of pre-season testing.

Nico Hulkenberg sounded regretful about Haas boss Gunther Steiner's pre-season sacking, teammate Kevin Magnussen is more upbeat about the new era.

James Vowles has played down early worries about Williams' 2024 season.