Latest Formula One News

Oscar Piastri's manager says the impressive Australian should not feel bad about replacing Daniel Ricciardo at McLaren this year.

Bernie Ecclestone thinks it's possible Mick Schumacher will return to the Formula 1 grid.

Felipe Massa may well be successful in his quest for justice some 15 years after Formula 1's disgraceful 'crashgate' scandal of 2008.

Nikita Mazepin admits it has been difficult to keep up with Formula 1 after being expelled from the sport two seasons ago.

Frederic Vasseur has hinted that he may offer Carlos Sainz a new long-term Ferrari contract through 2027.

Lawrence Stroll has once again denied that he may soon bow out at Aston Martin.

Dr Helmut Marko admits his future at Red Bull is currently unclear.

New CEO Gernot Dollner has finally broken his silence over Audi's Formula 1 project.

There are now "too many street circuits" in Formula 1, Ferrari's famous former president Luca di Montezemolo insists.

Michael Schumacher's former manager says he has given up hope of ever seeing the F1 legend again.

Jean Todt has hinted that F1's governing body should reconsider bringing highly controversial former race director Michael Masi back to the sport.

Alberto Antonini, a familiar name in the Formula 1 paddock for many years, has died.

Former F1 team owner and boss Gian Carlo Minardi says a new long-term deal for Charles Leclerc at Ferrari would be "positive" for the Italian team.

Yuki Tsunoda may be on his last chance to shine in Formula 1 next year.

Carlos Sainz's father says it would not be a tragedy if Barcelona lost its Formula 1 race to Madrid.

F1's governing body will put the cars on a diet for the all-new regulations starting in 2026.

Hopes are high that Pirelli can help make Formula 1 a better spectacle amid the current regulations era.

Formula 1 might continue to be limited "fun" for observers next year because of Max Verstappen's ongoing dominance.

The FIA crossed a "red line" with its aborted investigation into Toto Wolff and his wife Susie.

Jean Todt says little about the fate of his friend and former Ferrari colleague Michael Schumacher - but he admits the great German is "no longer the Michael we knew in Formula 1".

F1's governing body admits it is too late to make tweaks to the new-in-2022 'ground effect' regulations in order to improve overtaking.

Alpha Tauri is racing away from its image as Red Bull's 'junior team' in Formula 1.

Andrea Stella, the team boss at McLaren, has left a conspicuous name off his very short list of the very best drivers in Formula 1 today.

Mick Schumacher's ongoing reserve driver duties for 2024 got off to a premature start this week.