Formula One News — October 2024

As Fernando Alonso approaches the unprecedented milestone of 400 grands prix, he admits there is plenty he misses about the Formula 1 of the past.

Charles Leclerc admits that if he wins the 2024 world championship, he won't "deserve it".

United States GP - Sprint Qualifying Results

United States GP - Friday Photos

United States GP - Friday Press Conference

United States GP - Friday Team Quotes

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United States GP - Practice 1 Results

Lando Norris doubts a Formula 1 regulation has been scrapped because of a highly controversial incident involving him at the Singapore GP.

McLaren's two drivers have strongly hinted that Red Bull has been caught out in a clear-cut case of cheating.

Red Bull is turning up the psychological warfare ahead of the final and decisive phase of its increasingly tense championship battle with McLaren.

Audi-owned Sauber will finally decide who Nico Hulkenberg's 2025 teammate will be within the month of October.

Sergio Perez has in Austin repeated his mantra about being "100 percent certain" that he will still be a Red Bull driver in 2025.

United States GP - Thursday Press Conference

There is a very real risk that Max Verstappen will not cling onto his points lead all the way to the F1 season finale in Abu Dhabi.

Esteban Ocon decided to sign with Haas without knowing the Ferrari-powered team would go on to also announce a new alliance with Toyota.

Franco Colapinto admits he is still without a full-time race seat in Formula 1 for 2025.

Renault is unlikely to return to Formula 1 as a works engine manufacturer unless the rules are simplified, group CEO Luca de Meo admits.

Nikita Mazepin admits his Formula 1 dream is over.

A fascinating rumour about Oscar Piastri is swirling around the Formula 1 world just ahead of the sport's return to action this weekend in Austin.

A "decisive" series of grands prix are now looming for Red Bull.

Franco Colapinto admits he might just have landed himself in hot water with Williams.

Carlos Sainz is keeping his lips zipped after a prominent Formula 1 personality said he would not have replaced the Spaniard with Lewis Hamilton.

Valtteri Bottas thinks his reputation in Formula 1 was damaged by his three post-Mercedes seasons at Sauber.

Question marks are arising about Stefano Domenicali's job at the very top of Liberty Media-owned Formula 1.