Formula One News — September 2022

Formula 1 has no choice other than to join the rest of the world by prioritising "sustainability".

Formula 1 should have a re-think about its super license rules, as Red Bull's plans to bring Colton Herta to the grid next year look set to collapse.

Sauber, currently racing as Alfa Romeo, could rescue Mick Schumacher's Formula 1 career - but the young German may need to take a sabbatical in 2023.

Fabled Italian GP host Monza must improve its circuit facilities or risk falling off the Formula 1 calendar.

Fernando Alonso says he will not be combining his Formula 1 seat with Aston Martin next year with a return to Le Mans.

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has backed current Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto over claims that heads should be rolling at Maranello.

Italian GP - Thursday Press Conference

Daniel Ricciardo would consider a demotion to reserve driver status next year if it keeps his foot in the Formula 1 door.

The first draft of Formula 1's 2023 calendar has begun to circulate among the German specialist media.

Teams are testing much bigger cockpit side mirrors in order to improve the limited rearwards vision for Formula 1 drivers.

Max Verstappen insists he is not changing at all - even though he has found himself in a Senna, Schumacher and Hamilton-style position of dominance in Formula 1.

Carlos Sainz looks set to take a grid penalty at Ferrari's home Italian GP this weekend.

Red Bull's second team Alpha Tauri has slammed those who are openly questioning if the energy drink-owned camp rigged Sunday's Dutch GP.

Formula 1 rivals Mercedes and Ferrari agree that the sport should think hard before waving goodbye to the German market.

Dr Helmut Marko has reiterated Red Bull's decision to push into its future in Formula 1 without Porsche.

Pirelli will have to develop its Formula 1 tyres for the 2024 season "from scratch", according to the Italian supplier's Mario Isola.

After yet another all-round Ferrari defeat, Charles Leclerc has reiterated his claim that winning the world championship this year will be "tough".

Red Bull has confirmed speculation that its highly anticipated works tie-up for 2026 and beyond has "burst".

Whether Pierre Gasly leaves the Red Bull camp to be replaced by American rookie Colton Herta in 2023 is solely down to the FIA.

Mick Schumacher's hopes of staying in Formula 1 next year now rest solely in the hands of Haas or Williams.

Renault-owned Alpine has grossly overstated the millions in support supposedly ploughed into Oscar Piastri's preparation for Formula 1.

Dutch GP - Race Notes

Dutch GP - Sunday Photos

Dutch GP - Sunday Press Conference