Formula One News — May 2023

Just four races into his first full-time season in Formula 1, Nyck de Vries is already at risk of being "fired".

Andreas Seidl is not solely concerned about the transition of Formula 1's Hinwil-based team to full Audi control by 2026.

Max Verstappen was trying to land a "psychological" blow on one of his future opponents with an incident in Baku.

Sergio Perez lacks the "consistency" to mount a sustained challenge for the 2023 world championship.

Ferrari has signed up two top Red Bull engineers - but Adrian Newey is not one of them.

A major oversight by FIA officials nearly led to tragedy right at the end of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, as last man to pit, Esteban Ocon, narrowly avoiding running over around 20 people that were allowed to cross the entry of the pit lane, on their way to the pit wall or a photographer’s stand place in front of the podium.

Sunday's main feature Azerbaijan GP was "not a thriller".

A lack of wheel-to-wheel action in Sunday's Azerbaijan GP aside, the world championship battle is at least interesting.

Fernando Alonso has denied that his friendship with fellow Spaniard Carlos Sainz is on the rocks following a string of on-track incidents.

After his first podium of 2023, Charles Leclerc once again rejected weekend-long speculation that he is looking to escape his Ferrari contract.

Although struggling to match Haas newcomer Nico Hulkenberg at times so far in 2023, there is good news in Kevin Magnussen's world.