Formula One News — April 2024

After Lando Norris chased his friend Max Verstappen to the chequered flag in China, McLaren is now setting its sights on Red Bull.

Ahead of Lewis Hamilton's arrival at Ferrari, the fabled Italian Formula 1 team is now tipped to sign a lucrative deal with a title sponsor.

Mohammed Ben Sulayem is charging ahead amid an obvious and escalating power struggle, denying that he necessarily needs the support of "the Formula 1 teams".

Opinions are already divided, as Formula 1 stakeholders gear up for talks about expanding the current points system.

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has added Thailand to his travelling itinerary this week.

Heikki Kovalainen is on the road to recovery, following open-heart surgery.

There's still a long way to go in 2024, but Dr Helmut Marko admits Max Verstappen is essentially on a cruise to his fourth consecutive title.

Just like Ferrari and also McLaren, Mercedes is planning a key car update for the forthcoming Miami GP.

Formula 1 is on the cusp of what would almost certainly be another highly controversial reform.

Christian Horner has slammed his Mercedes counterpart Toto Wolff's intensifying push to woo Max Verstappen away from Red Bull for 2025 and beyond.

The pressure is piling on the shoulders of Lance Stroll.

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Lewis Hamilton's former Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg has slammed the seven time world champion for rolling out constant excuses about his 2024 troubles.

Haas looks set to lose Nico Hulkenberg at the end of the season.

For about the third time in as many weeks, Bruno Famin has once again rejected persistent rumours that Alpine's Formula 1 team is on the market.

Daniel Ricciardo is hopeful his Formula 1 career is back on track.

A contract extension for Sergio Perez is appearing more and more likely.

Sergio Perez openly admits he is pushing for more than a one-year contract extension at Red Bull Racing.

Alpine is making small steps "in the right direction", according to Pierre Gasly.

Ahead of a key meeting with Formula 1, Mario Andretti admits he was "offended" by the way the sport defended its decision to block the debut of an eleventh team.

Things are starting to heat up in the red cockpits at Ferrari.