Formula One News — April 2024

Plans to revive the defunct Turkish GP at Istanbul have hit the accelerator.

Dr Helmut Marko insists he has "no worries" about a recurrence of the brake problem that led to Max Verstappen's ultra-rare retirement in Melbourne.

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has defended Ferrari's decision to oust Melbourne winner Carlos Sainz in favour of Lewis Hamilton from 2025.

Toto Wolff has cancelled his plans to skip this weekend's Japanese GP.

Yuki Tsunoda says he is rising to the challenge of proving he is "mature" enough for a top Formula 1 seat.

The Christian Horner scandal, and the wider Red Bull power struggle that is still playing out, will be covered in the next edition of the Formula 1 Netflix series Drive To Survive.

Pirelli has won a quiet off-track battle to retain 18-inch wheels for Formula 1's new regulations era beginning in 2026.

Pierre Gasly could stick with Alpine for the future, despite the Renault works team's current performance crisis.

Audi, the new owner of Sauber, may only give Carlos Sainz a couple of weeks to accept an offer to spearhead the new works Formula 1 project.

The internal strife at Red Bull could help Ferrari to truly challenge for the 2024 world championships.

Greg Maffei, the CEO of Formula 1's commercial rights holder Liberty Media, has shot down rumours the category will be amalgamated with MotoGP.

Sergio Perez is closing on a new deal with Red Bull for 2025, according to Dr Helmut Marko.

Adidas and the Mercedes team have so far declined to confirm or deny if they are teaming up in Formula 1.

Kimi Antonelli's preparation for a future in Formula 1 is now in full swing.

Despite the event's popularity, and the obvious link with Dutchman Max Verstappen, the future of the Formula 1 race at Zandvoort remains clouded.