Formula One News — March 2022

Dr Helmut Marko admits he isn't too impressed with Mercedes' radical 'no sidepod' upgrade for its 2022 car.

Three drivers have emerged at the top of the list to potentially replace the unwell Daniel Ricciardo in Sunday's 2022 season opener.

Only "details" stand between Carlos Sainz and a new Ferrari contract.

Sebastian Vettel waded into yet another political storm by using a special 'No War'-themed helmet in Bahrain testing last week.

Russian fans are scrambling for a way to watch this weekend's highly anticipated 2022 season opener in Bahrain.

Alfa Romeo has given a thumbs-up to yet another car weight increase just days ahead of the 2022 season.

Gunther Steiner admits he is "sorry" he had to oust Russian driver Nikita Mazepin from the Haas team.

Mike Krack wasn't the only candidate to become the new team boss at Aston Martin for 2022.

A global inflation crisis that has been worsened by the Russia-Ukraine conflict is expected to have an impact on Formula 1.

It was announced that a new feature documentary about the life and racing career of seven-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton will be coming to the Apple TV+ streaming service.

Bahrain testing photos, Saturday

After feeling unwell since Wednesday, McLaren announced that Daniel Ricciardo today received a positive PCR test for Covid-19, and will now isolate in accordance with local regulations.

Bahrain testing photos, Friday

Red Bull has hit reverse gear after boss Christian Horner suggested Mercedes' no-sidepod innovation revealed in Bahrain on Thursday is illegal.

With Imola securing a new Formula 1 race deal through 2025, Belgium's fabled Spa-Francorchamps is hoping for a similar breakthrough.

Kevin Magnussen admits it is pure luck and good will that means he'll be returning to the Formula 1 grid next weekend.

Amid the saga about Mercedes' 'no-sidepods' 2022 car innovation, teams were also squabbling over a request by the small American team Haas.

Fans of world champion Max Verstappen will be disappointed to discover he plays no active role in the latest edition of the official Formula 1 series on Netflix.

Russian fans of Formula 1 are today hearing the news that they are not welcome to watch either live or televised coverage of their favourite sport.

Bahrain testing photos, Thursday

Former team driver Kevin Magnussen is returning to Formula 1 to replace the axed and furious Russian Nikita Mazepin, whose sponsor Uralkali is not ruling out legal action.

Fernando Alonso has blown the lid off Formula 1's exciting new era by insisting that "none" of the drivers on the 2022 grid "like" the all-new cars.

Aspects of Alfa Romeo's car design for 2022 are "extreme", technical boss Jan Monchaux has admitted.

The Haas F1 Team announced today that former Haas driver Kevin Magnussen has signed a multi-year deal to drive for the team once again, in the seat vacated by Russian driver Nikita Mazepin, and he will partner Mick Schumacher.