Formula One News — May 2023

The French government will help revive the country's axed annual grand prix.

Mercedes will still be in the dark about the success or failure of its "complete revamp" for the struggling 2023 car concept after this weekend's Monaco GP.

Charles Leclerc admits he is under pressure at Ferrari to perform.

Just like Nyck de Vries, fellow Formula 1 rookie Logan Sargeant is already under pressure to keep his race seat.

Felipe Massa is pushing ahead with plans to sue Formula 1 authorities in order to be declared 2008 world champion.

While Ferrari has delayed the much-awaited debut of new rear suspension for its 2023 car, Mercedes is pushing ahead with its major upgrades.

Organisers of next weekend's Monaco GP are not worried the situation in flood-affected Imola will impact the event on the fabled streets of Monte Carlo.

Departing Alpha Tauri boss Franz Tost would have preferred to sign Mick Schumacher for the 2023 season, according to the German driver's uncle Ralf.

This weekend's grand prix at Imola has been cancelled.

It is "99 percent" certain that the newly-cancelled Imola GP will not be rescheduled in 2023.

It is "obvious" that Max Verstappen will win a third consecutive drivers' world championship in 2023.

Formula 1's 23-race calendar is "insane", according to Red Bull team boss Christian Horner.

The Formula 1 world might struggle to get from Imola to Monaco in time for next weekend's grand prix.

The 2023 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, scheduled for this weekend at Imola, has been cancelled due to severe flooding in the Italian region.

McLaren is hoping its imminent move into a brand new wind tunnel will put the Formula 1 team back on track.

The son of Ferrari's infamous founder Enzo Ferrari has admitted Adrian Newey turned down multiple offers to move to the Maranello-based team.

A giant rain cloud has moved above this weekend's running of the grand prix at Imola.

Reports that Madrid is gearing up to host Formula 1 in the future are more than unsubstantiated rumours.

Formula 1 will not "intervene" to slow Red Bull and help the dominant team's rivals to close the performance gap.

Italy's deputy prime minister says the government is determined to keep both Imola and Monza on the Formula 1 calendar.

Otmar Szafnauer says Renault-owned Alpine is pushing hard to up its game in Formula 1.

Promoters of the axed Russian GP are still asking Formula 1 to return the race fee for 2022.

Nyck de Vries has been shown a "yellow card" and needs to improve, but the Dutchman will not yet be ousted.

Dan Fallows says he's not surprised that Mercedes and Ferrari are sticking with the 'concept' of their respective 2023 cars in order to catch Red Bull.