Formula One News — September 2023

Singapore GP - Practice 3 Report

Singapore GP - Practice 3 Results

Singapore GP - Friday Report

Singapore GP - Friday Photos

Singapore GP - Friday Press Conference

Singapore GP - Friday Team Quotes

Singapore GP - Practice 2 Results

Singapore GP - Practice 1 Report

Singapore GP - Practice 1 Results

A new round of barbs fired between Red Bull and Mercedes personnel has set the scene for this weekend's Singapore GP.

Sergio Perez says he was "not at all" offended by Red Bull boss Dr Helmut Marko's allegedly "discriminatory" comments about him recently.

Gunther Steiner has confirmed reports that Haas will try to end its performance crisis with a 'B' car at the team's home US GP in Austin.

The details about Mick Schumacher 'plan B' for 2024 are now beginning to emerge.

Sebastian Vettel will be trackside at Suzuka next weekend as the retired quadruple world champion considers a 'plan bee' for his future.

Singapore GP - Thursday Press Conference

Red Bull Racing is so far ahead of the competition that a very bad weekend for Mercedes will mean the energy drink-owned team could actually clinch the constructors' title in Singapore this weekend.

Daniel Ricciardo actually has "seven fractures" in his broken hand, Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko has revealed.

Valtteri Bottas has rubbished any speculation that he might be pushed out of the Alfa Romeo-Sauber team for 2024.

Russian motorsport is not going to sever relations with Formula 1's governing body.

Sebastian Vettel has this week found himself at the centre of ongoing speculation that he might soon launch an effort to return to Formula 1.

Dr Helmut Marko says he will be making no further comment about Sergio Perez's cultural origins in Singapore this weekend.

Mick Schumacher admits he may need to revert to his 'plan B' for 2024, as his options to return to the Formula 1 grid dwindle.

Sebastian Vettel has played down reports that he might try to launch a return to the Formula 1 grid.

Christian Horner says it's possible up to eight cars could eventually be powered by Red Bull-Ford's own Formula 1 engine after 2026.