Formula One News — May 2023

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says he is willing to talk face-to-face with the French president about potentially reviving the country's grand prix.

Miami GP - Friday Report

Miami GP - Friday Photos

Miami GP - Friday Press Conference

Miami GP - Friday Team Quotes

Miami GP - Practice 2 Results

Miami GP - Practice 1 Report

Miami GP - Practice 1 Results

Lewis Hamilton likened Florida to Saudi Arabia as he touched down for this weekend's grand prix in Miami.

Ferrari's push to sign two top engineers from dominant Formula 1 team Red Bull ultimately proved unsuccessful, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport.

Two Formula 1 team bosses are open to making more tweaks to the new 'sprint shootout' weekend format.

Formula 1 drivers are urging the sport against making "knee-jerk reactions" amid un-entertaining recent races and Red Bull's dominance.

Both Max Verstappen and George Russell appear unmoved after their on and off-track run-in at Baku.

Nikita Mazepin is aiming to return to Formula 1 as soon as 2024, according to his spokesperson.

Miami GP - Thursday Press Conference

Charles Leclerc says it's "too early" to think about extending his Ferrari deal beyond 2024.

Aston Martin may succeed in becoming a true top Formula 1 team.

Max Verstappen will bounce back to the top of the podium in Miami.

Yuki Tsunoda is not "yet" ready to move up to Red Bull's top team, according to boss Christian Horner.

A prospective new Formula 1 team has confirmed its intention to debut as early as 2025.

Hot on the heels of legal action in Europe and Canada, Nikita Mazepin is now taking his fight to return to Formula 1 to Britain.

Formula 1 might have to look at the regulations in order to make the sport more competitive amid Red Bull's current utter dominance.

Franz Tost has hit back at the notion that he was sacked by Red Bull.

Reports that Adrian Newey has inked a new contract with Red Bull have now been confirmed by the energy drink-owned outfit's top official Dr Helmut Marko.