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Alex Wurz says Red Bull's dominance this year is about more than just a highly-efficient DRS.

Toto Wolff says he's not thinking of quitting just because Mercedes stuck with a flawed car concept for two consecutive seasons.

Fernando Alonso has hit back at suggestions that he sabotaged his own Formula 1 career by chasing "money" rather than success.

Formula 1 driver Kevin Magnussen admits he would prefer that his two-year daughter chooses a different passion.

Motorsport in Russia can still thrive even amid the Ukraine conflict, Russia's first Formula 1 driver Vitaly Petrov insists.

There is no room at Red Bull for Lewis Hamilton, according to team boss Christian Horner.

Honda is not yet decided about definitely staying in Formula 1 beyond 2025.

Franz Tost has admitted the end of his Formula 1 career is approaching.

Dr Helmut Marko has denied that he was muzzled after last Sunday's Saudi Arabian GP.

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali admits Madrid is still pushing to host a grand prix.

Kevin Magnussen has revealed that he and teammate Nico Hulkenberg are racing at Haas this year under the cloud of a particular "rule".

Red Bull's drivers have revealed their concern about car reliability.

Frederic Vasseur admits new car parts in Melbourne next weekend may not move the struggling Ferrari team forwards.

Pirelli has reiterated its interest in remaining Formula 1's sole tyre supplier behind 2024.

Italy might struggle to hang onto both of its annual grands prix beyond 2025, the country's automobile association chief Angelo Sticchi Damiani has warned.

Aston Martin made a wise move to sign up Fernando Alonso instead of fellow multiple world champion Sebastian Vettel for 2023 and beyond.

Lewis Hamilton is not likely to quit Formula 1 at the end of 2023.

Ferrari is lacking the "characters" required for a big shakeup and a return to winning ways in Formula 1.

One of Red Bull's major advantages in Formula 1 this year is becoming clear - DRS.

It was Mercedes that was responsible for alerting the FIA to Aston Martin's pitstop penalty transgression in Saudi Arabia.

Aston Martin has joined Mercedes and Ferrari near the very top in Formula 1 - but the 2023 world championship looks set to be a one-team affair.

The FIA has vowed to review its processes after the farcical handling of Fernando Alonso's podium in Saudi Arabia.

According to both Ferrari and Mercedes, big progress on the competitiveness of their respective 2023 cars is just around the corner.

Max Verstappen 'tricked' his teammate Sergio Perez in order to maintain his lead in the 2023 drivers' world championship.