Formula One News — March 2024

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Dr Helmut Marko has ruled out offering impressive rookie Oliver Bearman a seat at Red Bull's junior Formula 1 team RB.

Daniel Ricciardo admits that 2024 could be his last season in Formula 1.

Carlos Sainz has passed initial FIA medical checks in Melbourne, on the same day he rode a bicycle around the Albert Park layout.

Mercedes has hit back at Ferrari following its poaching of Lewis Hamilton for 2025.

Formula 1 continues to be buried under an off-track "meteorite shower of accusations" and "one problem after another", according to observers of the latest developments.

Christian Horner has set his sights on becoming the CEO of the energy drink company CEO.

The current slump at Alpine could be Mick Schumacher's best and last chance to return to Formula 1.

Political sanctions against axed Formula 1 driver Nikita Mazepin have been dropped by order of the European Court of Justice.

Ayrton Senna actually agreed a contract to race for Ferrari in the 1991 season, according to explosive new reports in the Italian media.

There could be troubled negotiations ahead between Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, and the Liberty Media-owned commercial rights holder.

Rumours are emerging that Aston Martin's main F1 sponsor, Saudi Arabian state-owned oil company Aramco, is shaping up to potentially take over the team.

Liam Lawson admits it would not be ideal if he was drafted into RB's team lineup in the middle of the season.

Pierre Gasly buying into French football team FC Versailles is not just a token gesture, the club's president insists.

Formula 1 can return to Russia if a new agreement is reached, the boss of the federal territory of Sirius has announced.

Carlos Sainz has touched down in Melbourne to prepare for his return to the Ferrari cockpit.

Esteban Ocon admits "chats" about his future in Formula 1 are already starting to take place.

While the intensity of the Christian Horner scandal has subsided somewhat, former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher still thinks the long-time Red Bull boss should quit.