Formula One News — November 2022

Two major sponsors in Formula 1 look set to exit the sport.

Jost Capito says he is ready to move on from this year's budget cap saga.

Mick Schumacher has rejected former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone's advice that he "forget Formula 1" and move on to "other categories".

Fernando Alonso says he will be charging for his third Formula 1 drivers' world championship next year - in an Aston Martin.

Formula 1's 'sprint race' weekend format could be shaken up for 2023.

Talks are taking place about tweaking the 'penalty points' system in Formula 1.

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Williams has emerged as a potential lifeline for the endangered Formula 1 career of Mick Schumacher.

F1 legend Emerson Fittipaldi has sided with Fernando Alonso over a recent spat with Lewis Hamilton.

Alpha Tauri says it wants to make more of its own Formula 1 car components rather than simply taking as much as possible from Red Bull.

Max Verstappen is "weak technically", according to Red Bull's former engineering boss.

Alpine aims to fight for the world championship by 2026, according to team owner Renault's CEO Luca de Meo.

Two of Lewis Hamilton's key rivals have backed his decision to keep racing in Formula 1 beyond 2023.

Nicholas Latifi admits to having mixed feelings about the looming end of his Formula 1 career.

Social media has the potential to "destroy" Formula 1, according to FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem.

Mick Schumacher doubts Mick Schumacher will hang onto his Haas seat in 2023.

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali thinks Formula 1 can weather a forthcoming global recession.

The budget cap saga may be about to boil over, Red Bull's top Austrian official Dr Helmut Marko warns.

Dr Helmut Marko has tipped Lewis Hamilton to be Max Verstappen's strongest championship challenger in 2023.

Dr Helmut Marko admits Red Bull's affairs are currently up in the air in the wake of founder Dietrich Mateschitz's death.

Oscar Piastri has got his career with McLaren up and running in France.

Sebastian Vettel thinks his first year without Formula 1 will feel like "rehab".

Red Bull Racing will continue to enjoy "independence" under new management in the wake of the energy drink company's founder Dietrich Mateschitz’s passing.

Another team has emerged as a potential home for Daniel Ricciardo in 2023 - McLaren.