Formula One News — July 2024

Hungary GP - Practice 1 Results

Red Bull's Hungarian GP upgrade is "much bigger" than the other packages of improvements the team has brought to races so far in 2024.

For multiple active Formula 1 drivers, the wait for Carlos Sainz's decision rolls on.

Sergio Perez's new contract will be "no use" to the Mexican if he cannot immediately up his game.

Esteban Ocon has renewed his criticism of Alpine, as it emerges he even wanted to leave the team before the 2024 season is even complete.

Lewis Hamilton says he is glad former Formula 1 driver Ralf Schumacher "changed his mind" on the issue of gay pride.

Hungary GP - Thursday Press Conference

Ferrari's team boss says he isn't sure if Adrian Newey would be a good "fit" at Maranello.

Jean Todt is not sure Lewis Hamilton's arrival alone will be enough to propel Ferrari back to world championship glory.

James Vowles says he does not want Carlos Sainz to sign with Williams if the Ferrari refugee sees the seat as a mere stepping-stone to his next big move.

Mick Schumacher has ruled out eyeing a move to Indycar for now, even though a prominent former world champion doubts the 25-year-old German will return to F1 next year.

A cloud - or flood - of uncertainty is suddenly surrounding this weekend's running of the Hungarian GP in Budapest.

The boss of Red Bull's top F1 team says he would have liked to snap up former Mercedes engine guru Andy Cowell.

Haas' former title sponsor has warned other companies to think twice about entering into agreements with the small American F1 team.

Red Bull has fallen behind not one but two Formula 1 teams as the first half of the 2024 season progressed.

Formula 1 risks becoming "much too slow" with the debut of the 2026 regulations as currently written, Toto Wolff admits.

Mick Schumacher sounds upbeat about his chances of returning to the Formula 1 grid.

Reports that Toyota is looking to return to Formula 1 in partnership with Haas are wide of the mark.

Now that he has 'come out', former Formula 1 driver Ralf Schumacher says he won't be making a big deal about his sexuality.

The signs are growing that Renault's Formula 1 engine program could be wrapped up.

Mike Krack is reportedly being head-hunted to leave Aston Martin and lead Audi's new works Formula 1 project.

Sergio Perez is "mentally battered", as Dr Helmut Marko refuses to deny raging speculation that Red Bull may decide to oust the struggling Mexican driver within 2024.

Logan Sargeant insists he is "satisfied" with his own driving this year - even though Williams appears to definitely be planning for his 2025 successor.

Gunther Steiner has played down the big step forward made by the Haas team in 2024.

Liam Lawson's Formula 1 career is clearly shifting into a higher gear, as yet another on-track test looms for the hopeful New Zealander.