Latest Formula One News

Renault CEO Luca de Meo says it's critical that the Alpine team finally gets "things right" for the next regulations cycle beginning in 2026.

Red Bull is threatening to produce its own flexible front wing if F1's governing body doesn't clamp down on the practice.

Former F1 team boss Gunther Steiner thinks it's possible Logan Sargeant could be ousted even before the 2024 season is complete.

Toto Wolff is staunchly opposed to making any tweaks whatsoever to the 2026 engine rules.

Valtteri Bottas admits rival Carlos Sainz holds the key to his endangered Formula 1 career.

Esteban Ocon is not ready to confirm that his Formula 1 future looks secure for 2025.

Formula 1 teams are set to vote against heading to Barcelona early next year for pre-season testing.

French Formula 1 fans are digesting the bad news that watching old grands prix has suddenly become much more difficult.

"Heated discussions" have been playing out behind the scenes in Formula 1 as concerns emerge about the legality of certain front wing designs.

Daniel Ricciardo may not even make it to the end of the 2024 season, according to the latest Formula 1 rumour.

Team boss Mike Krack admits Aston Martin is "far behind the plan" with performance progress in 2024 so far.

Canadian race organisers and local officials have spent the week in damage control.

Liberty, the John Malone-controlled group of entities, has added another premier motor racing category to its roster - Formula E.

Another former F1 driver has joined Ralf Schumacher in slamming ex-Haas team boss Gunther Steiner.

One former Formula 1 driver is "bummed" that the sport is once again making the "strange" decision to completely overhaul the technical regulations.

Even in the break between the Canadian and Spanish grands prix, the driver rumour-mill is still churning.

Dr Helmut Marko has moved to play down continuing rumours that Red Bull really could lose Max Verstappen's services at the end of 2024.

The formerly dominant Red Bull team's 2024 rivals are steadily closing the remaining gap.

Mercedes' driver lineup for 2025 is complete and ready to be announced, according to the major German newspaper Bild.

McLaren, rather than Ferrari or Mercedes, could be shaping up as Red Bull's most serious challenger for world championship glory in 2024.

Kevin Magnussen admits he is at risk of losing out in this year's hectic driver 'silly season'.

Two former Formula 1 winners have hit out at Red Bull for re-signing Sergio Perez for 2025 and perhaps beyond.

Jacques Villeneuve has hit back at embattled F1 veteran Daniel Ricciardo getting "personal" in Montreal last weekend.

Sauber needs to bring "more" and "bigger" upgrades to the next Formula 1 races, according to Valtteri Bottas.