Formula One News — July 2024

Fernando Alonso was "not interested" in becoming Lewis Hamilton's successor at Mercedes.

Max Verstappen has revealed he has been grappling with "visibility problems" ever since his huge crash at Silverstone in 2021.

Haas is staying quiet for now amid speculation the small American team could be Toyota's route back into Formula 1.

The makers of the 2025 film called 'F1' and starring Brad Pitt have hit back at reports the movie's budget tipped the scales at an incredible $300 million.

A gaggle of current and highly experienced Formula 1 drivers should be worried about their futures on the grid.

Red Bull is pinning its hopes to another upgrade package that is set to debut next weekend in Hungary.

Adrian Newey does not seem to be headed to Ferrari after all, according to well-known former Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson.

Valtteri Bottas says he would not be interested in returning to Mercedes next year if all he is offered is a one-year deal.

McLaren is exploring its options for a potential move away from customer Mercedes power for the next regulations period beginning in 2026.

Two former Formula 1 stars have named the driver they think should urgently replace Sergio Perez at Red Bull.

Oscar Piastri says he is not getting downbeat even though teammate Lando Norris is currently the most competitive McLaren driver in 2024.

Lewis Hamilton cast off any lingering doubts about his driving as he ended an almost three-year winning drought last weekend at Silverstone, according to one former F1 driver.

Carlos Sainz appears to be inching towards becoming Lewis Hamilton's successor at Mercedes.

A new and wild rumour is circulating that Japanese carmaker giant Toyota could be considering a return to Formula 1.

The promoter of the legendary Belgian GP at fabled Spa-Francorchamps says the event wants to dodge Formula 1's plans to annually alternate some European races in the future.

Formula 1 could be set to lose one of its biggest global sponsors, according to the Swiss newspaper Blick.

The Aston Martin F1 team today announced Enrico Cardile has been hired to become their F1 Chief Technical Officer for 2025.

Despite now having arguably the best car in Formula 1, Lando Norris has some way to go before he is ready to fight for a world championship.

After a period of conflicting rumours, Ferrari has now confirmed that its technical director Enrico Cardile has left with immediate effect.

Kevin Magnussen should "definitely" still be in the running to remain at Haas in 2025.

Sources are reporting that a specific performance clause in the new contract signed by Sergio Perez could trigger a major reshuffle affecting both of Red Bull's Formula 1 teams.

Even Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko applauded a return to the top step for Lewis Hamilton at Silverstone, after a long three-year winning drought for the seven time world champion.

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