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Saudi Arabia is yet to be assigned the top spot on next year's Formula 1 calendar.

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As Max Verstappen sat out Thursday's proceedings with a "stomach bug", other Formula 1 drivers hinted that are not overly thrilled to be back in Saudi Arabia.

Three Formula 1 drivers have played down claims they may be shaping up to leave their current teams.

Fernando Alonso has lashed back at suggestions Aston Martin is racing a 'copy' of Red Bull's title-winning Formula 1 car.

One of Ferrari's customer teams is not worried about a major reliability problem that has marred works driver Charles Leclerc's start to the 2023 season.

Daniel Ricciardo is unlikely to be called up to race for Red Bull's second team Alpha Tauri in 2023.

If Vitaly Petrov was still an active Formula 1 driver, he says he would currently be sitting out the world championship.

Saudi Arabian GP - Thursday Press Conference

Frederic Vasseur is continuing to put a brave face on an apparently alarming situation at Ferrari.

Three prominent Formula 1 personalities have rubbished a wild rumour about Mercedes.

The involvement of Mick Schumacher's famous father may have kept the ousted young German on the Formula 1 grid.

Gene Haas, owner of the American Formula 1 team that bears his name, has found himself at the centre of a controversy relating to the Russia-Ukraine crisis.

Frederic Vasseur says he's "not worried" about some high profile departures at Ferrari.

Dr Helmut Marko admits there has been interest from some parties in potentially buying Red Bull's second Formula 1 team, Alpha Tauri.

Red Bull's rivals could rapidly catch up in the latter part of the 2023 season, Dr Helmut Marko has warned.

Formula 1 has swiftly played down reports the sport's next high-profile destination will be the streets of London.

George Russell can imagine Lewis Hamilton as his continuing Mercedes teammate "for a few more years".