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Pierre Gasly has denounced his 2022 car as "the slowest" in Formula 1.

Mercedes seems to have solved its problems with 'porpoising'.

Fernando Alonso says Formula 1 is still "too boring" under the all-new technical rules that debuted in 2022.

Alfa Romeo CEO Jean-Philippe Imperato has refused to deny that Audi could be poised to take over the Swiss based Formula 1 team Sauber.

Honda is keeping the door to Formula 1 ajar.

Mick Schumacher has defended Sebastian Vettel for storming out of the official drivers' briefing in Austria.

Reliability is Ferrari's "top priority" rather than the nomination of a clear number 1 driver for the 2022 drivers' title battle.

Former Force India team owner and boss Vijay Mallya has been sentenced to four months in jail.

McLaren CEO Zak Brown says Daniel Ricciardo will still be with the team in 2023 - but even so, the rumours continue to rumble.

Pressure is building on Ferrari to make Charles Leclerc the clear number 1 driver to challenge Max Verstappen for the 2022 world championship.

Gunther Steiner insists he will not be pressured to talk about Mick Schumacher's future at Haas.

Police are in the dark over an apparent series of incidents that occurred trackside at the Austrian GP on Sunday.

Ralf Schumacher stunned spectators at the Austrian GP by lapping faster than the current-generation Formula 1 cars.

Red Bull admits Charles Leclerc's victory for championship contender Charles Leclerc in Austria came as a "surprise".

Mick Schumacher took another step away from losing his Formula 1 seat with a strong performance in Austria.

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Max Verstappen has criticised his own fans at the Red Bull Ring.<

Mattia Binotto has defended Ferrari's current policy of allowing Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz battle it out on the circuit.

Gunther Steiner has pushed back at the notion that Ferrari will decide whether Mick Schumacher stays at Haas beyond 2023.

Despite insisting he tries to "set a good example" in Formula 1, Sebastian Vettel has been penalised for storming out of a meeting in Austria.