Formula One News — May 2024

Sergio Perez is Red Bull's "first option" to serve as Max Verstappen's teammate in 2025.

The "usual discussions" surrounding negotiation of a new Concorde Agreement are currently taking place, Christian Horner has revealed.

Nico Hulkenberg says he doesn't want to "imagine" Formula 1 without Monaco.

Red Bull is not interested in reviving Mick Schumacher's stalled Formula 1 race career, the marque's top F1 consultant Dr Helmut Marko insists.

Monaco GP - Thursday Press Conference

After a long period in Formula 1 of predictable Red Bull dominance, it is no longer so certain that Max Verstappen will simply win another race at Monaco.

Audi-owned Sauber appears to be the best remaining option for departing Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz for 2025 and beyond.

Sebastian Vettel appears to have accepted that he will not be returning to Formula 1.

Monaco, arguably the most unique and famous of all Formula 1 races, is the latest European event under pressure to remain on the annual calendar.

The F1 driver market 'silly season' is still in full swing even in the few days between Imola and Monaco.

Max Verstappen got up to speed within "two laps" of his state-of-the-art simulator being installed in his new motorhome, which he will take to all European grands prix.

France's hopes of returning to the Formula 1 calendar appear to rest with Paul Ricard - the venue that last hosted the country's grand prix in 2022.

Former Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto could return to Formula 1 with Aston Martin.

Toto Wolff says he has no interest patching up a dispute with the CEO of Mercedes' direct Formula 1 rival Red Bull.

Eddie Jordan has hit back at rumours suggesting his friend Adrian Newey may already have signed up to join Ferrari in 2025 following a short 'gardening leave' break from Formula 1.

Andretti is accelerating its push for a place in the Formula 1 paddock.

Michael Schumacher's family has secured 200,000 euros in compensation for a 'fake' interview with the F1 legend.

Sergio Perez may once again be in danger of losing his race seat at Red Bull

Mike Krack insists Aston Martin will not be hitting reverse gear on the Formula 1 team's latest major car upgrade.

A potential new Formula 1 race in Thailand looks set to oust an existing European race host from the sport's annual calendar.

Sebastian Vettel says he is still no closer to deciding to return to Formula 1.

McLaren only needs "a little something" more and Max Verstappen will be legitimately beatable.

Fernando Alonso agrees with his mentor and advisor Flavio Briatore that Aston Martin is at risk of being left behind in the Formula 1 midfield.

Audi-Sauber is continuing its charm offensive to attract Carlos Sainz to the team.

Toto Wolff is not worried that Mercedes' formerly dominant team structure appears to be in a state of collapse.