Formula One News — June 2023

After the cancellation due to floods in Imola recently, a smog haze is now hanging over next weekend's running of the Canadian GP.

More reports have emerged indicating Pirelli may have competition in its bid to secure the next contract to remain Formula 1's sole tyre supplier.

The fabled Spa Francorchamps circuit looks set to secure its place on Formula 1's 2024 calendar.

The jury is out as to just how effective Mercedes' new sidepod-laden 'B' car really is.

Ferrari's highly-anticipated big package of updates unveiled in Barcelona is a "complete failure".

Haas has fallen down the Formula 1 pecking order due to a lack of development, according to Ralf Schumacher.

Sergio Perez's form may return to normal now that his teammate Max Verstappen is apparently cruising to his third consecutive drivers' title.

Gunther Steiner has told the German media to forget the past and focus more on Mick Schumacher's future in Formula 1.

Renault CEO Luca de Meo has rubbished rumours he might be lining up to join Ferrari in a similarly high-profile role.

Dr Helmut Marko says Red Bull tried to slow runaway championship Max Verstappen en route to yet another victory on Sunday in Barcelona.

Lewis Hamilton will sit down with Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff for contract talks on Monday.

Charles Leclerc may have "lost his way" at the struggling Ferrari team, according to well-known Dutch racing driver Tom Coronel.

The Swiss team Sauber, to drop the Alfa Romeo name at the end of the season, admits it has its eye on Formula 1's two on-form Spaniards for the future.

The female drivers signed up to race in the all-female 'W Series' are still waiting to see if the financial problems can be resolved.

A top FIA official has played down "noise" suggesting Madrid is in pole position to replace the current Spanish GP host at Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya.

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Dr Helmut Marko says he is still "surprised" that Red Bull's rivals can't figure out how to catch up with Red Bull's current dominance.

Ferrari also tried to poach Red Bull's team boss Christian Horner, according to Dr Helmut Marko.

Peter Sauber says he is "proud" that the Formula 1 team he founded in the 90s is now in the process of being taken over by Audi.

Gunther Steiner has found an odd ally in his criticism of the stewarding system in Formula 1.