Latest Formula One News
JUNE 17, 2022
Marko says Montreal is our track
Red Bull is expecting the team's "high spirits" to get another boost this weekend in Canada.
Suspicions as F1 issues porpoising clampdown
There are mixed feelings in Canada about the FIA's plan to end the new 'porpoising' effect in Formula 1 that left Lewis Hamilton in crippling back pain after Baku.
Schumacher hits back at F1 axe rumours
Mick Schumacher has hit back at claims that the Formula 1 axe may be about to fall on him.
Perez will obey more Red Bull team orders
Sergio Perez says he has no problem obeying Red Bull's team orders.
Domenicali working on plan B for French GP
F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali may be working on a 'plan B' to keep France on Formula 1's race calendar.
F1 not returning Russia's 2022 race fee
Formula 1 kept the 2022 race fee even after axing the Russian GP contract.
Latifi denies rumours of post-Canada axe
Nicholas Latifi has hit back at claims that his first home race in Canada this weekend could be his last ever Formula 1 event.
JUNE 16, 2022
No problems at Red Bull unlike Ferrari says Marko
While Ferrari is grappling with serious reliability problems, there are no such issues at drivers' and constructors' championship leaders Red Bull.
Haas, Schumacher must pull together now
"It's time" for Haas and Mick Schumacher to "pull together" as their Formula 1 relationship threatens to break down.
God knows if Russia can return to F1
Russia is staying in contact with the FIA but "God knows" if the country will be able to return to the Formula 1 calendar.
JUNE 15, 2022
Porpoising rule change bid will fail says Haug
Mercedes' push for rule changes to end the new 'porpoising' phenomenon in Formula 1 is likely to fail.
Haas should stop criticising Schumacher
Haas should back off its public criticisms of struggling team driver Mick Schumacher.
Quick fix unlikely for Ferrari
Ralf Schumacher doubts Ferrari can implement a quick fix for its reliability problems in time for this weekend's Canadian GP.
Piastri looms as Latifi admits seat not secure
Nicholas Latifi is heading into his home race in Canada admitting that his future in Formula 1 is not "secure".
Dutch GP boss slams Wolff
Dutch GP boss Jan Lammers is astonished at the language used by Toto Wolff to describe the 2022 Mercedes car.
Sainz resigned to wait for F1 title shot
Carlos Sainz admits he is taken his focus off winning the 2022 world championship.
Politics more important than F1 says Vettel
Political issues have become "more important" than Formula 1.
No sympathy for Rosberg's vaccine ban says Danner
Former F1 driver Christian Danner has no sympathy with unvaccinated 2016 world champion Nico Rosberg.
JUNE 14, 2022
Binotto not worried about Montreal engine
Mattia Binotto insists he is "not worried" about whether championship chaser Charles Leclerc will suffer another engine failure this weekend in Canada.
Bruised Hamilton will not miss Canadian GP
Lewis Hamilton has shot down speculation that he will be missing from the Canadian GP grid this weekend.
Schumacher not attractive to F1 teams says Danner
In an earlier time in Formula 1, Mick Schumacher would be "gone" by now.
Alonso points out advantage over Piastri
The driver lineups at Alpine and Williams are becoming clearer for 2023.
JUNE 13, 2022
Porpoising rule changes just political games
Mercedes is playing "the usual political game" by pushing for rule changes to end the phenomenon of so-called porpoising in F1's new ground effect era.
Leclerc facing grid penalties says Marko
Ferrari's clear early advantage over Red Bull this year has done a full 180-degree turn, with the energy drink company's top team now a full 80 points ahead after Baku.