Formula One News — May 2024

The sale of part of Michael Schumacher's personal wrist-watch collection tipped the scales at well over $4 million.

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali is expecting an interesting grand prix weekend in Imola this weekend - both on and off the track itself.

F1's CEO admits that one of the two grands prix in Italy is unlikely to still be on the calendar beyond 2025.

Frederic Vasseur says he is confident Lewis Hamilton will get along with Charles Leclerc once the seven time world champion makes the switch for 2025 and beyond.

Ferrari is setting up a major assault on Red Bull's dominance of Formula 1, with even Dr Helmut Marko admitting that the rivals are closing the gap.

Audi-owned Sauber has defended its decision to appoint a new race engineer for Valtteri Bottas as of the last Formula 1 race in Miami.

Ahead of his Le Mans debut next month, Mick Schumacher says he will report directly to his friend and mentor Sebastian Vettel.

Formula 1, not the US congress, should be in full control of which teams are permitted to race at the pinnacle of motorsport.

Dr Helmut Marko now thinks Adrian Newey will eventually re-emerge in Formula 1 at Ferrari.

Dr Helmut Marko has warned F1 hopeful Liam Lawson not to hold out too much hope of an immediate leap into Formula 1.

Sebastian Vettel needs "more time" before he is ready to take on Le Mans with a car that is capable of winning the fabled 24-hour endurance race.

Max Verstappen has backed F1 rival Nico Hulkenberg and Audi's decision to team up.

Max Verstappen thinks F1's governing body, the FIA, should not block 17-year-old Kimi Antonelli from entering the sport immediately.

General Motors, one of the world's biggest carmakers, has pledged its ongoing loyalty to the quest to help Andretti enter the Formula 1 world.

A return to the Formula 1 grid for former Haas driver Mick Schumacher is becoming a real possibility.

The Haas Formula 1 team has punched back at Gunther Steiner, after the sacked boss launched legal action earlier this month.

Growing unrest between Charles Leclerc and his race engineer has led to the departure from the role of the latter at Ferrari.

Italy will try to "resist" Formula 1's gradual shift away from Europe, as Imola seeks a new race deal with the sport's owner Liberty Media.

Audi intends to enter Formula 1 and be "at the very front" of the grid, the Volkswagen-owned German carmaker's CEO Gernot Dollner insists.

Adrian Newey's departure will not hurt Red Bull - at least in 2025.

A key door seems to have closed for Carlos Sainz, amid new rumours that Red Bull has agreed a new single-season deal for Sergio Perez next year.

Ferrari is set to give its Imola-spec car upgrade a trial run during a 'filming day' at the Italian team's own Fiorano circuit.

Audi-owned Sauber is still waiting for Carlos Sainz to make his decision regarding 2025 and beyond.

The Judiciary Committee of the United States federal congress has formally opened an investigation into why Andretti-Cadillac was barred from entering Formula 1.