Formula One News — March 2024

Daniel Ricciardo tried to put a swift end to speculation his days in Formula 1 are coming to an end.

Valtteri Bottas admits he could be left out of Sauber's plans for its works future with Audi.

Long-time Spanish F1 commentator Antonio Lobato doubts Max Verstappen will win every single grand prix this season.

Madrid is looking into becoming Formula 1's next night race.

Formula 1 teams should not be blamed for their reluctance to replace experienced drivers with rookies, according to Fernando Alonso.

Jos Verstappen wants "peace" and "calm" restored behind the scenes at Red Bull because his son Max is bombarded with questions about the Christian Horner power struggle at every race.

Daniel Ricciardo needs to "step it up" or risk being replaced at Red Bull's junior team RB, hopeful successor Liam Lawson has hinted.

Formula 1 fans may begin to "disappear" in the face of Max Verstappen's ongoing and overwhelming dominance.

One wild theory suggests that Carlos Sainz might struggle to get back at the wheel of his Ferrari this year.

Fernando Alonso will have to wait until Imola, in two month's time, for a significant upgrade to his 2024 Aston Martin car.

The Circuit de Catalunya is spending no less than 50 million euros to convince Formula 1 to stay in Barcelona.

The Christian Horner scandal just keeps racing forwards, with news emerging now that the woman at the centre of the allegations has lodged an appeal.

Kimi Antonelli, who at 17 cannot yet even test a Formula 1 car, is nonetheless a top favourite to replace the Ferrari-bound Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes next year.

Oliver Bearman has leapt into pole position among his two other development driver colleagues at Ferrari, boss Frederic Vasseur confirms.

The Saudi Arabian GP was a "wake-up call" for the Swiss team formerly known as Alfa Romeo.

Another Formula 1 personality thinks Lewis Hamilton may struggle to keep up with Charles Leclerc at Ferrari next year.

Fernando Alonso says he will not leave Aston Martin hanging for too long as he decides and negotiates his next move in Formula 1.

Toto Wolff is not ruling out a scenario in which Max Verstappen, Dr Helmut Marko and even Adrian Newey all switch from Red Bull to Mercedes.

For now at least, Red Bull has retained the backing of its 2026 works Formula 1 engine partner Ford amid the Christian Horner power struggle and scandal.

Flavio Briatore, Gunther Steiner and even Toto Wolff have joined the ranks of those impressed with teenager Oliver Bearman's one-off stand-in debut for Ferrari last weekend.

It would not be fair to take away Lewis Hamilton's first world championship title, Russian Formula 1 commentator Alexey Popov insists.

Lewis Hamilton runs the risk of being humbled by team incumbent Charles Leclerc at Ferrari next year.

Three top drivers are clearly at the top of the shortlist to succeed Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes next year.

Four well-known Formula 1 personalities have questioned whether Felipe Massa should be proceeding with a $82 million lawsuit against the 2008 'crashgate' scandal.

Once apparently destined to re-join Red Bull Racing, Daniel Ricciardo could actually now be under pressure even to stay with the junior 'RB' team.