Formula One News — March 2022

Mercedes is vowing to "take a closer look" at top Formula 1 rival Red Bull's "interesting" sidepod solution for the all-new 2022 regulations.

Sophia Florsch has accused premier motor racing including Formula 1 of being all talk and little action when it comes to promoting female talent.

Lewis Hamilton's "behaviour" contributed to ousted F1 race director Michael Masi being "sacrificed".

Bernie Ecclestone has risked condemnation by describing Russian president Vladimir Putin as "straightforward and honourable".

Dr Helmut Marko has hit back at claims that Red Bull's overweight 2022 car is already lagging behind apparent early frontrunner Ferrari.

Fernando Alonso has answered "I don't know" when asked if he is happy with his new car for 2022.

Dr Helmut Marko has backed the decision to allow Nikita Mazepin to keep racing in Formula 1.

Mattia Binotto has scoffed at seven time world champion Lewis Hamilton's claim that Ferrari is "several months ahead" with its all-new 2022 car.

Red Bull's car could be the heaviest on the entire grid at the beginning of 2022.

Nikita Mazepin's Formula 1 career is hanging in the balance ahead of an extraordinary meeting on Tuesday of the World Motor Sport Council.

One circuit has emerged as the favourite to replace Russia's 'suspended' round of the 2022 world championship in September.

Local authorities have joined promoters of the Sochi race in insisting that September's Russian GP has not been officially cancelled.