Formula One News — June 2022

Alexey Popov thinks Russia's entire involvement in Formula 1 is definitely over.

McLaren is preparing to trigger a clause that will cut Daniel Ricciardo loose of his Formula 1 contract for 2023, according to Australia's only world champion.

Aston Martin's boss says he is "very, very confident" that quadruple world champion Sebastian Vettel will stay with the team for 2023.

Red Bull will not stop Sergio Perez from charging for the 2022 world championship.

Haas' move to a new facility at Maranello has helped the team to speed up in Formula 1.

Three former Ferrari men have leapt to the defence of the Maranello team in the wake of the Monaco disappointment.

The full impact of the ever heavier Formula 1 cars was laid bare with Mick Schumacher's frightening crash at Monaco.

While even the German media christens him the "king of crashes", many figures in Formula 1 have rushed to Mick Schumacher's defence.

Lewis Hamilton says Mercedes would be wrong to write off the troubled 2022 project and immediately start working from the drawing board on next year's car.

Fernando Alonso has revealed that he is nursing damages hands in the wake of a qualifying crash in Melbourne.

<p>Seven time world champion Lewis Hamilton hit reverse gear this week after criticising the FIA for delaying the start of Sunday's Monaco GP.