Formula One News — June 2024

Spain GP - Qualifying Results

Flavio Briatore says he can get the beleaguered Alpine team back in Formula 1's "top four" within "two years".

Aston Martin team owner Lawrence Stroll's son admits that "everyone" in his father's position wants to sign a contract with the great Adrian Newey.

Toto Wolff has called in the police to get to the bottom of wild claims that Ferrari-bound Lewis Hamilton is being sabotaged by Mercedes' F1 team.

Red Bull admits Max Verstappen was given a private run in the team's title-winning 2022 car earlier this week to serve as a "reference" for some of the problems with this year's single seater.

Esteban Ocon is hoping his next move in Formula 1 can be announced before the end of next month.

Spain GP - Practice 3 Report

Spain GP - Practice 3 Results

Spain GP - Friday Report

Spain GP - Friday Photos

Spain GP - Friday Press Conference

Spain GP - Friday Team Quotes

Spain GP - Practice 2 Results

Spain GP - Practice 1 Report

Spain GP - Practice 1 Results

Lewis Hamilton insists he does not support any feelings of "negativity" about his looming departure from the Mercedes team.

A gloomy Logan Sargeant played down the rampant rumours about his future in Formula 1 as he prepared for the weekend's Spanish GP.

Alpine has agreed to put Esteban Ocon at the wheel of Pierre Gasly's lighter chassis this weekend in Barcelona.

A cloud has moved above the future of the Las Vegas GP in the form of Clark County commissioner Marilyn Kirkpatrick.

Pierre Gasly has hinted that Alpine really is contemplating buying a customer engine from a rival Formula 1 manufacturer.

Max Verstappen has lashed back at claims that he is responsible for poor ticket sales for the forthcoming 2024 British GP.

Haas' axed former title sponsor has won a legal battle against the Formula 1 team in a Swiss arbitration court.

Spain GP - Thursday Press Conference

Dr Helmut Marko admits Red Bull has concerns about the flexibility of some rival team's front wing designs - especially Mercedes.

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says he's confident the controversy surrounding the sport's planned 2026 rules revolution will soon end.