Latest Formula One News

FEBRUARY 2, 2023

Alesi is new Paul Ricard President

Former Ferrari driver Jean Alesi has been appointed President of the Circuit Paul Ricard.

Team races on with Mateschitz spirit says Marko

Dr Helmut Marko wants Red Bull to defend its Formula 1 titles this year with the "spirit" of the energy drink's late founder Dietrich Mateschitz.

De Vries almost gave up on F1

Nyck de Vries says he "almost gave up" on his Formula 1 career.

Stormy political times in F1?

A new front in the latest political battle between the FIA, Formula 1 and the competing teams has opened up.

Grosjean not ruling out F1 with Andretti

"Never say never" is how sums up his chances of returning to Formula 1.

2022 rules delivered weak F1 show says Berger

Gerhard Berger hopes Sauber will now be "good enough" to succeed with Audi backing.

No F1 test laps scheduled for Schumacher

Mercedes is not currently planning to give Mick Schumacher outings at the wheel of its Formula 1 car.

FEBRUARY 1, 2023

Vettel must find himself before F1 boss role

Dr Helmut Marko still isn't sure if Sebastian Vettel is interested in returning to Formula 1 in a managerial role.

Livery car no hint of final 2023 Haas

Formula 1 fans should not look beyond the striking new livery unveiled by Haas on Tuesday, according to a respected specialist publication.

JANUARY 31, 2023

Haas reveals 2023 livery

The Haas F1 team revealed today the team's livery for the 2023 season.

Audi expects tough start to F1 foray

Audi's Formula 1 boss has warned that the first couple of campaigns tackled by the Volkswagen-owned carmaker will be "tough".

JANUARY 30, 2023

Ford opens door to F1 project with Red Bull

Ford appears to have opened the door to a potentially-imminent future in Formula 1.

Two F1 figures slam political speech ban

Two leading Formula 1 figures have hit out at the FIA's ban on political speech.

F1 calls off planned car weight reduction

A push to slightly reduce the weight of Formula 1 cars this year has been scrapped.

FIA defends president amid escalating F1 conflict

The governing FIA has defended its president amid an escalating political climate in Formula 1.

Marko questions whether Saudis should own F1

Outspoken Formula 1 team official Dr Helmut Marko has broken ranks to question whether the sport should be sold to Saudi Arabia.

JANUARY 27, 2023

No contract talks with drivers yet says Vasseur

Frederic Vasseur says he is yet to give any thought as to what Ferrari's driver lineup will be beyond 2024.

Arrogant to make big early changes says Vasseur

Frederic Vasseur says it would be "arrogant" to sweep into power at Ferrari and immediately make big changes.

Losing Vowles to Williams a surprise says Wolff

Mercedes decided to release James Vowles from his contract so that the well-known strategy chief could become Williams' new team boss from 2023.

Alfa Romeo set to lose title sponsor

Having lost boss Frederic Vasseur to Ferrari, Sauber-run Alfa Romeo now looks set to lose its title sponsor.

JANUARY 26, 2023

FIA only rented out F1 rights says president

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem insists that Formula 1's governing body will have a say on who controls the commercial rights.

Tost plays down Red Bull-Ford rumours

Franz Tost has played down speculation Red Bull is preparing to announce a partnership with Ford.

Hamilton not begging for new contract says Wolff

Toto Wolff denies that Lewis Hamilton is effectively 'begging' for a new Mercedes deal.

Ferrari must avoid Vasseur revolution says Pirro

Frederic Vasseur and Ferrari need to resist the urge to bring "revolution" to Maranello, former Formula 1 driver Emanuele Pirro insists.