Formula One News — May 2024

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Max Verstappen has hit back at those criticising him for entering an online sim race this weekend - clashing with the Formula 1 race at Imola.

Williams boss James Vowles admits the team needs to work hard to slim down the team's 2024 car.

Formula 1's driver market silly-season has now becoming a "waiting game".

Formula 1 is waiting with bated breath to discover Adrian Newey's next move.

Fernando Alonso insists he's not alone in his criticism about the way Formula 1 races are currently being managed.

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The great Niki Lauda may have ended Mercedes' three-year performance slump by now.

Peace may be breaking out between Formula 1's ruling bodies - the FIA, and the sport's Liberty Media-owned commercial rights holder.

Rival Formula 1 teams are often "disrespectful" and "unfair" to Lance Stroll.

Formula 1 is still yet to find a technical solution to improve driver visibility in wet weather.

Formula 1 cannot yet intervene to regulate the teams' increasingly-powerful use of artificial intelligence technologies.

Alpine's push to emerge from a deep performance collapse in Formula 1 will take a brief pause as the sport returns to Europe.

A "domino effect" in the exciting Formula 1 driver market may have just begun, as Alex Albon removes himself from contention for a move away from Williams.

Williams Racing signed an extension to continue with Alex Albon going forward. The team announced today that they have inked a multi-year deal with the Thai driver.

Formula 1 could wave goodbye to the controversial 'hybrid' engine era from 2030.

Formula 1 is not yet ruling out a new race deal for Barcelona.

Max Verstappen is planning a very busy weekend at Imola.

The sale of part of Michael Schumacher's personal wrist-watch collection tipped the scales at well over $4 million.

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali is expecting an interesting grand prix weekend in Imola this weekend - both on and off the track itself.

F1's CEO admits that one of the two grands prix in Italy is unlikely to still be on the calendar beyond 2025.

Frederic Vasseur says he is confident Lewis Hamilton will get along with Charles Leclerc once the seven time world champion makes the switch for 2025 and beyond.

Ferrari is setting up a major assault on Red Bull's dominance of Formula 1, with even Dr Helmut Marko admitting that the rivals are closing the gap.