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SEPTEMBER 22, 2022
Tsunoda to continue with AlphaTauri in 2023
Scuderia AlphaTauri has announced today the Japanese driver Yuki Tsunoda will continue with the Italian team for his third season in Formula One.
Fans would love Hulkenberg at Haas
Nico Hulkenberg appears to be at the top of Haas' shortlist of drivers to pair with Kevin Magnussen next year.
Zhou admits 2023 race seat not decided yet
Guanyu Zhou is still not worried that he will be left without a race seat in Formula 1 next year.
Father to be trackside for Verstappen's second title
Max Verstappen's father says he will be trackside at the next two grands prix in case the runaway world championship leader wraps up his second title.
SEPTEMBER 21, 2022
F1 announces 2023 schedule
Formula One has released its 2023 schedule.
Mercedes yet to decide 2023 car concept
Mercedes is in the process of deciding the basic "concept" of its 2023 car.
New F1 talks with Honda logical says Horner
Talks about re-firing a closer relationship with Honda are a "logical and interesting" step for Red Bull, team boss Christian Horner admits.
Andretti wanted Herta to stay in Indycar says Marko
Colton Herta is resigned to the fact that he will not be making the switch to Formula 1 - yet.
Jarama to push for Formula 1 return
The former Spanish GP venue at Jarama is the latest venue to put its hand up for a Formula 1 race.
Mazepin rules out Haas return
Nikita Mazepin says he would not return to Formula 1 with the Haas team.
SEPTEMBER 20, 2022
Herta won't fight FIA's super license decision
Colton Herta says he won't fight the FIA's decision to keep him out of Formula 1 for 2023.
Piastri saga puts Alpine program under cloud
Alpine's young driver program is under a cloud as a result of the Oscar Piastri affair.
Ferrari needs rhythm for 2023 battle says Sainz
Ferrari's focus is clearly shifting to the 2023 season, as Max Verstappen closes in on what appears to be an inevitable second drivers' title.
Stroll doing better than Ricciardo say pundits
Lance Stroll is underrated, according to former Formula 1 driver Marc Surer.
SEPTEMBER 19, 2022
Herta dream over as de Vries meets with Marko
Colton Herta's Formula 1 dream is over for now after Red Bull gave up its push to secure a mandatory super license for the American star of Indycar racing.
Teams to blame for Monza safety car fizzer
Formula 1 teams shouldn't be pointing the finger at the governing FIA for the way in which the recent Italian GP at Monza ended, according to Andreas Seidl.
Verstappen camp plays down sponsor scandal
A prominent and long-time personal sponsor of world champion Max Verstappen is at the centre of a major scandal in the Netherlands.
Mazepin will not renounce Russia for F1 return
Nikita Mazepin insists he will not return to Formula 1 if it means denouncing Russia.
SEPTEMBER 15, 2022
Hulkenberg closes on Haas deal
Gene Haas’ dislike for having rookies driving for him is playing right into Nico Hulkenberg’s hands, according to Team Haas insiders.
Can Herta run in Asian Championship to secure super license?
Colton Herta may be heading to the Formula Regional Asian Championship at the start of 2023 in a bid to secure the necessary points to be eligible for a Super License. His chances of getting an exemption from the FIA and be granted a Formula One Super License seem dead in the water, after all teams, with the obvious exception of Red Bull, AlphaTauri and Alpine - who needs the American to get into AlphaTauri for Pierre Gasly to be released and join the Enstone-based team - making it very clear to FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem that such a move would make the FIA ladder system redundant and would likely lead to their Young Drivers’ program to be disbanded quickly - with very negative consequences for the junior formulas.
SEPTEMBER 14, 2022
No special lightweight car for Red Bull in 2022
Red Bull will not be introducing a special lightweight chassis ahead of the final six grands prix of 2022.
Red Bull, Alpine not giving up on Herta saga
Red Bull and Alpine are not giving up on their plans surrounding Indycar star Colton Herta for the 2023 season.
Alesi backs Binotto to make Ferrari changes
Former Ferrari driver Jean Alesi has backed Mattia Binotto to make changes to the fabled team in order to match Red Bull.
SEPTEMBER 13, 2022
F1 should bring Masi back after Monza fizzer
Formula 1 should consider reinstating its axed race director Michael Masi.