Formula One News — March 2024

Formula 1's new owners are "experimenting too much" with the tried-and-tested weekend race format.

Dr Helmut Marko has urged Ferrari to place impressive rookie Oliver Bearman with the affiliated Haas team for 2025.

Felipe Massa has followed through on his threat to sue Formula 1 for "justice" relating the outcome of the 2008 world championship.

Just as the Red Bull power struggle looked set to switch from boil to simmer, the heat has been turned back up - this time on Christian Horner yet again.

Fernando Alonso is keeping the pressure on Aston Martin high, amid continuing speculation about his looming contract negotiations for 2025.

Frederic Vasseur admits "it's a possibility" that impressive one-off rookie Oliver Bearman, 18, will make his full-time F1 debut with Haas next year.

Dr Helmut Marko thinks Red Bull can be beaten in 2024 - but only in certain individual grands prix.

Gunther Steiner has confirmed that he left Haas over a disagreement with the team owner about whether the small American team needed to change direction in Formula 1.

The scandal and power struggle that has coloured the start of Red Bull's 2024 season looks to be easing - for now.

Impressive F1 rookie Oliver Bearman will travel to Australia next week so that he can remain on standby for the recovering Ferrari regular Carlos Sainz.

As Oliver Bearman scored points and the official 'driver of the day' plaudits on Saturday, rumours were also beginning to swirl about his full-time future in Formula 1.

Saudi Arabia GP - Race Notes

Saudi Arabia GP - Saturday Photos

Saudi Arabia GP - Saturday Press Conference

Saudi Arabia GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Saudi Arabia GP - Race Results

Max Verstappen says Dr Helmut Marko is the "glue" that keeps him at Red Bull.

Carlos Sainz could be in good enough shape to return to his Ferrari cockpit in Melbourne in a fortnight.

Fernando Alonso has totally ruled out racing towards the podium in Saudi Arabia - despite topping the times in practice and qualifying fourth on Friday.

Rival teams have a keen eye on the internal strife that is dogging the otherwise totally-dominant Red Bull Racing.

Luca de Meo, the CEO of Renault, has made an ultra-rare appearance at a Formula 1 race - just as the French marque's Alpine team sinks into deep crisis.

For the third consecutive season, Lewis Hamilton says Mercedes has still failed to eliminate the "bouncing" of its Formula 1 cars amid the new ground-effect era.

Saudi Arabia GP - Qualifying Report

Saudi Arabia GP - Friday Photos

Saudi Arabia GP - Friday Press Conference