Formula One News — November 2024

Sergio Perez's father has lashed out at a former Formula 1 driver in a politically-incorrect tirade.

Poised to win his fourth consecutive world championship, Max Verstappen has warned his fans not to expect his career to last forever.

Mick Schumacher appears to be admitting that his Formula 1 dream is over for now.

Two brothers could be at the wheel of the two Ferraris for Friday free practice at the season-ending Abu Dhabi GP.

Franco Colapinto is on the way to Red Bull, according to former F1 driver and now pundit Ralf Schumacher.

Dan Fallows lost his job at Aston Martin because of the team's performance struggles, according to Ralf Schumacher.

Guanyu Zhou could become a Ferrari reserve driver in 2025.

The boss of F1's smallest team, Haas, has hit out at a proposal to limit the way the outfit operates.

Williams will have two cars ready to race in Las Vegas this weekend.

Ferrari is the first F1 team to announce that it will still host a traditional car launch for 2025.

Dutch F1 journalist Jack Plooij thinks Alpine is clearly being prepared for sale.

Michel Boeri, boss of the Automobile Club de Monaco, admits he is relieved the fabled street race will survive an expected European exodus from F1.

Kevin Magnussen is still on track to remain in the Formula 1 paddock next year - but in a very different role.

Mario Andretti hopes the path to Formula 1 for his son Michael's Cadillac-backed project is no longer as "blocked".

The cars of Red Bull's second Formula 1 team will benefit from new world championship-level parts as of next weekend's Las Vegas GP.

Bruno Famin, still in charge of Alpine's overall motorsport activities, has denied the Renault Group might sell the intellectual property of the axed 2026 engine.

The jury is out regarding the start of Kimi Antonelli's Formula 1 career.

Russia may not accept a hypothetical invitation by Formula 1 to eventually return to the annual race calendar.

A big question mark continues to hang over Stefano Domenicali's top job in Formula 1.

Charles Leclerc has lashed back at those claiming his relationship with departing Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz has fallen apart.

"Only some" teams will reveal their 2025 cars at the newly-announced Formula 1 season launch at London's O2 arena next February.

Logan Sargeant, recently ousted by Williams mid-season, looks set to face at least a year on the sidelines in 2025.

The FIA has drawn a line under both the Red Bull 'T-tray' and McLaren 'water in tyres' technical controversies.

Formula 1 race director Niels Wittich has denied he willingly "stepped down" in order to "pursue new opportunities".