Formula One News — April 2024

Carlos Sainz says he still has "no idea" which Formula 1 team he will be driving for beyond 2024.

Charles Leclerc insists he remains fully committed to Formula 1 - despite launching into the ice-cream industry.

Alpine might soon get a much-needed technical boost in the form of a long-time and highly respected former Ferrari engineer.

Just as rumours emerge that Alpine could soon be sold, a hopeful Andretti-Cadillac is stepping up its efforts to enter Formula 1.

Haas could soon be getting an extra injection of funding that team critics say is badly overdue.

Carlos Sainz could be closing in on a deal to race for Mercedes in 2025.

Barcelona is not giving up on Formula 1, despite Madrid's high profile new long time deal to start hosting the official Spanish GP from 2026.

Frederic Vasseur sounded impatient when asked if he's made a mistake by choosing Lewis Hamilton over the on-form Carlos Sainz for 2025 and beyond.

Momentum is building towards a deal to keep Fernando Alonso at Aston Martin beyond 2024.

Daniel Ricciardo could be on his last legs in Formula 1, former driver Giedo van der Garde is warning.

Top Formula 1 drivers are beginning to become more outspoken about Formula 1's radical regulations revolution for 2026.

German Formula 1 circuits are hoping the sport throws them a lifeline in 2026.

Less than one-fifth of the way into Formula 1's longest ever calendar, the realisation that Red Bull and Max Verstappen are heading for yet another title is now setting in.

Carlos Sainz's father admits he is worried about the departing Ferrari driver's future in Formula 1.

Mike Krack is upbeat about the rising prospects of a contract extension for Fernando Alonso beyond 2024.

Dr Helmut Marko is not denying that Aston Martin has made a huge-money offer to lure Adrian Newey away from dominant Formula 1 team Red Bull.

Sebastian Vettel's top-team return to Formula 1 appears to be off the table for now.

Energy drink company Red Bull could be looking to offload its second Formula 1 team - currently awkwardly called Visa Cash App RB.

Top Formula 1 drivers have hit out at the sport's forthcoming return to China.

Fernando Alonso appears to be heading towards a new deal with Aston Martin - although he's still not committing to staying put or even staying in Formula 1 beyond 2024.

Yuki Tsunoda has leapt into contention to secure a promotion to Red Bull's top team for 2025.

Alex Albon admits he is "very worried" about whether Williams can pick up the pieces ahead of Formula 1's next stop in China.

The power struggle and Christian Horner scandal may have died down publicly, but there's still "a lot of unrest behind the scenes" at Red Bull.

Alpine is "prepared" for the eventuality that Esteban Ocon or Pierre Gasly - or both - will abandon the crisis-struck team at the end of the year.

Sergio Perez appears to be rising to the challenge as his contract comes up for renewal at Red Bull.