Formula One News — June 2024

F1's governing body and track owner Red Bull have moved to prevent the sort of 'track limits' chaos that marred last year's running of the Austrian GP.

Gunther Steiner is refusing to back down amid ongoing spats with both the Schumacher family and the Haas team.

Toto Wolff admits he is leaving Mercedes' door wide open for Max Verstappen for as long as possible this year.

Lewis Hamilton insists he has no regrets about choosing to move to Ferrari next year instead of sticking with the improving Mercedes team.

Even in the few days between Barcelona and Austria, and in the midst of an intense F1 triple-header, the 2005 driver 'silly season' continues to rumble.

Protesters are reportedly planning to disrupt the Austrian GP this weekend.

Alpine has suddenly emerged as Carlos Sainz's potential new F1 team for 2025 and beyond.

Dr Helmut Marko admits yet another of Red Bull's new update packages did not work properly last weekend in Barcelona.

Mercedes CEO and chairman Ola Kallenius has stepped into the 2025 Formula 1 'silly season' by making a direct pitch to triple world champion Max Verstappen.

Logan Sargeant looks set to be the next Formula 1 driver to make the shift to America's top open wheeler series, Indycar.

Haas has hit back at claims the small American F1 team lost a key legal battle against an embittered former sponsor.

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McLaren is already "better" than Red Bull, triple world champion and 2024 championship leader Max Verstappen admitted in Barcelona.

FIA scrutineers have once again approved McLaren and Mercedes' controversial front wings, after it emerged in Canada two weeks ago that Red Bull has concerns about excessive flexing.

Alpine's new F1 advisor Flavio Briatore is not denying that the team's manufacturer parent Renault could totally scrap its 2026 engine project.

Fernando Alonso expects the entire triple-header F1 weekend to be "painful".

Carlos Sainz is now mere days away from announcing the identity of his new Formula 1 team for 2025 and beyond.

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