Vettel hopes Verstappen reaches 16 wins this year after breaking his record | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Vettel hopes Verstappen reaches 16 wins • Perez targets race pace improvements in 2023 • Szafnauer urges Gasly to take care

Read more: Vettel hopes Verstappen reaches 16 wins this year after breaking his record | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Ted's Notebook: Mexico City Grand Prix - SkySports F1

Ted Kravitz takes a look back at an action packed Mexico City Grand Prix.

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Ricciardo has 2023 'plan' amid F1 return hope | Russell: We'd like him at Merc! - SkySports F1

Daniel Ricciardo believes a break from Formula 1 will be a "blessing in disguise" and has confirmed he is still talking to "certain teams" about a reserve role in 2023, with George Russell giving his Mercedes endorsement.

Read more: Ricciardo has 2023 'plan' amid F1 return hope | Russell: We'd like him at Merc! - SkySports F1

Verstappen and Horner explain Sky boycott over ‘disrespect from one person particularly’ | 2022 Mexican Grand Prix - RaceFans

Max Verstappen's Red Bull team are boycotting all of Sky's channels for the Mexican Grand Prix weekend due to 'disrespect from one person'.

Read more: Verstappen and Horner explain Sky boycott over ‘disrespect from one person particularly’ | 2022 Mexican Grand Prix - RaceFans

Mexico City Grand Prix | Race highlights - SkySports F1

Highlights of the Mexico City Grand Prix from the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.

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F1 Mexican GP: Verstappen cruises to record 14th victory of 2022 - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

After acing the start from pole and once it became clear well ahead of the final laps that his medium tyres would hold on, Verstappen dominated to take a 14th victory of 2022 and in doing so set a new record for single season wins.
Home hero Sergio Perez finished third ahead of George Russell, with the Ferrari drivers a minute behind by the finish in fifth and sixth.
At the start, Verstappen ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 Mexican GP: Verstappen cruises to record 14th victory of 2022 - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Gasly calls for more respect from fans after bag was ‘opened’ in paddock twice | 2022 Mexican Grand Prix - RaceFans

Pierre Gasly has called on fans to show drivers more respect when they come into the Formula 1 paddock, revealing his personal bag was opened twice in the last two races.

Read more: Gasly calls for more respect from fans after bag was ‘opened’ in paddock twice | 2022 Mexican Grand Prix - RaceFans

2022 Mexican Grand Prix qualifying day in pictures | F1 Pictures - RaceFans

Pictures from qualifying and final practice for the 2022 Mexican Grand Prix at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.

Read more: 2022 Mexican Grand Prix qualifying day in pictures | F1 Pictures - RaceFans

‘Important’ Alfa Romeo score well after ‘bonus’ of out-qualifying a Ferrari – Bottas | 2022 Mexican Grand Prix - RaceFans

Valtteri Bottas says Alfa Romeo must make the most of sixth on the grid for the Mexican Grand Prix in their battle with Aston Martin.

Read more: ‘Important’ Alfa Romeo score well after ‘bonus’ of out-qualifying a Ferrari – Bottas | 2022 Mexican Grand Prix - RaceFans

Russell “kicking myself” after Q3 error ends chance of beating Verstappen to pole | 2022 Mexican Grand Prix - RaceFans

Both Mercedes drivers admitted they could have set better times after qualifying second and third on the grid behind Max Verstappen in Mexico.

Read more: Russell “kicking myself” after Q3 error ends chance of beating Verstappen to pole | 2022 Mexican Grand Prix - RaceFans

Ferrari reveal 499P Hypercar for return to top flight sportscar racing | WEC - RaceFans

Ferrari have revealed their new 499P which will compete in the 2023 World Endurance Championship as the team returns to the top flight of sportscar racing.

Read more: Ferrari reveal 499P Hypercar for return to top flight sportscar racing | WEC - RaceFans

FP2: Russell fastest in second practice as Leclerc crashes out - F1technical.net

Mercedes driver George Russell set the fastest lap time in the second practice session for the Mexico City Grand Prix as Formula One's sole tyre supplier conducted another blind tyre test in preparation for the 2023 season.

Read more: FP2: Russell fastest in second practice as Leclerc crashes out - F1technical.net

Did the FIA get Red Bull’s penalty for 2021 budget cap breach right? | Debates and Polls - RaceFans

Was the FIA's penalty for Red Bull's 2021 budget cap breach correct, too lenient - or too harsh? Join in our debate and poll.

Read more: Did the FIA get Red Bull’s penalty for 2021 budget cap breach right? | Debates and Polls - RaceFans

Russell targets podium after encouraging Friday for Mercedes | 2022 Mexican Grand Prix - RaceFans

George Russell is targeting a podium finish for Mercedes this weekend after the team enjoyed one of its strongest Friday performances of the season so far.

Read more: Russell targets podium after encouraging Friday for Mercedes | 2022 Mexican Grand Prix - RaceFans

Mexico City GP: When to watch live on Sky Sports F1 - SkySports F1

Get ready for epic racing - all live on Sky Sports F1 - as Formula 1 has arrived in Mexico for a Grand Prix weekend that is sure to provide talking points.

Read more: Mexico City GP: When to watch live on Sky Sports F1 - SkySports F1

Formula 1 to race in Mexico City until 2025 - F1technical.net

Ahead of this weekend's Mexico City Grand Prix, Formula One has announced that the venue has secured a three-year contract extension to continue hosting F1 races until at least 2025.

Read more: Formula 1 to race in Mexico City until 2025 - F1technical.net

Alpine succeed with appeal as Alonso retains US GP seventh place - SkySports F1

Fernando Alonso has had his seventh-place finish from last weekend’s United States Grand Prix reinstated following another appeal by Alpine.

Read more: Alpine succeed with appeal as Alonso retains US GP seventh place - SkySports F1

Alpine wins bid to overturn Alonso's US GP F1 penalty - Motorsport.com

Haas lodged a protest against Alonso’s car following the race in Austin on Sunday on the grounds that his car was unsafe due to a loose and ultimately missing its right mirror, following damage sustained in the crash with Lance Stroll.
The stewards’ agreed with Haas’s assessment and handed Alonso a 30-second post-race penalty, dropping him from seventh to 15th.
Alpine quickly issued a ...Keep reading

Read more: Alpine wins bid to overturn Alonso's US GP F1 penalty - Motorsport.com

Sainz accepts Russell’s apology for collision but thinks FIA was ‘a bit easy on him’ | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Sainz accepts Russell's apology • Alfa Romeo made "huge step" - Zhou • Magnussen happy to have Hulkenberg as team mate

Read more: Sainz accepts Russell’s apology for collision but thinks FIA was ‘a bit easy on him’ | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Hamilton planning new multi-year contract as ‘we have a championship to get back’ | 2022 Mexican Grand Prix - RaceFans

Lewis Hamilton wants to sign a new multi-year contract with Mercedes as he aims to get back the world championship he lost last year.

Read more: Hamilton planning new multi-year contract as ‘we have a championship to get back’ | 2022 Mexican Grand Prix - RaceFans

Hamilton plans to sign 'multi-year' Merc deal | 'We have a championship to get back' - SkySports F1

Lewis Hamilton has revealed he plans to sign a new "multi-year" contract with Mercedes that will see the seven-time world champion race into his forties.

Read more: Hamilton plans to sign 'multi-year' Merc deal | 'We have a championship to get back' - SkySports F1

Palou: Superlicence system “unfair” on ‘F1-capable’ IndyCar drivers | 2022 F1 season - RaceFans

The 2021 IndyCar champion Alex Palou says the points system to acquire an FIA superlicence is “very unfair” on some series.

Read more: Palou: Superlicence system “unfair” on ‘F1-capable’ IndyCar drivers | 2022 F1 season - RaceFans

Wolff hopes Mercedes can give Red Bull a "run for their money" in Mexico - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Mercedes has three races remaining this season to break its win drought and avoid its first campaign without a victory since 2011.
The team struggled to take the fight to Red Bull and Ferrari in the early part of the season under the new regulations, but has since made progress with its W13 car.
Lewis Hamilton came close to victory in the United States Grand Prix last weekend, only losing ...Keep reading

Read more: Wolff hopes Mercedes can give Red Bull a "run for their money" in Mexico - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Income from new title sponsor will bring Haas up to cost cap level – Steiner | 2022 United States Grand Prix - RaceFans

Hass believe the financial boost from their deal with incoming title sponsor MoneyGram will allow the team to operate at the maximum budget allowed under Formula 1’s cost cap in 2023.

Read more: Income from new title sponsor will bring Haas up to cost cap level – Steiner | 2022 United States Grand Prix - RaceFans

Lewis Hamilton: Why Red Bull breaching salary cap is another 'kick' on 2021 loss - BBC F1

In a wide-ranging interview, Lewis Hamilton discusses the ghosts of Abu Dhabi, Mercedes' difficult year and his future in Formula 1.

Read more: Lewis Hamilton: Why Red Bull breaching salary cap is another 'kick' on 2021 loss - BBC F1

Hamilton expects F1 streak to finally end | 'We need to be realistic' - SkySports F1

Lewis Hamilton says he expects Mercedes to end the 2022 Formula 1 season winless, despite having come agonisingly close to sealing victory at the United States Grand Prix.

Read more: Hamilton expects F1 streak to finally end | 'We need to be realistic' - SkySports F1

Alfa Romeo pleased with US GP upgrade despite another points-free race | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Alfa Romeo pleased with US GP upgrade • Tilke's latest circuit under construction • Ferrari junior Beganovic joins Prema in F3

Read more: Alfa Romeo pleased with US GP upgrade despite another points-free race | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Mexican Grand Prix: Valtteri Bottas on his new bike race and climate concerns - BBC F1

Valtteri Bottas has burned his fair share of fossil fuels winning in Formula 1, but a new bike race is helping to alleviate his anxiety over climate change.

Read more: Mexican Grand Prix: Valtteri Bottas on his new bike race and climate concerns - BBC F1

Williams: No concrete back-up if Sargeant misses F1 superlicence - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Williams F1 boss Jost Capito announced on Saturday in Austin that Formula 2 driver Sargeant would get a race seat for 2023 so long as he gets the required FIA superlicence points.
Sargeant currently has 28 points to his name but could get up to 30 with two clean practice outings for Williams in Mexico and Abu Dhabi, leaving him in need of a top-six finish in the F2 standings to secure the ...Keep reading

Read more: Williams: No concrete back-up if Sargeant misses F1 superlicence - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Audi names Sauber as works partner for 2026 F1 entry - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Audi announced its entry on the weekend of the Belgian Grand Prix in August, but it declined to name its partner team despite it being clear for some months that Sauber had landed the deal.
Sauber has also confirmed that Audi will buy a stake in the company, although no details on the timing of the purchase or the size of the shareholding have been given.
Sauber noted: “This ...Keep reading

Read more: Audi names Sauber as works partner for 2026 F1 entry - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Ferrari can’t match Red Bull’s tyre management in “unexpected situations” – Leclerc | 2022 United States Grand Prix - RaceFans

Charles Leclerc says Ferrari have improved their tyre management but they can't match Red Bull in some track conditions.

Read more: Ferrari can’t match Red Bull’s tyre management in “unexpected situations” – Leclerc | 2022 United States Grand Prix - RaceFans

Red Bull want 'closure' on cost cap breach | FIA talks set to resume - SkySports F1

Red Bull boss Christian Horner insists his team want "closure" as soon as possible following their Formula 1 cost cap breach and has vowed full transparency once there is a resolution with the FIA, with talks set to resume before this weekend's Mexico City Grand Prix.

Read more: Red Bull want 'closure' on cost cap breach | FIA talks set to resume - SkySports F1

Herta commits to Andretti until end of 2027 | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Herta commits to Andretti until end of 2027 • Brawn surprised Mercedes haven't won yet • F1 22 driver ratings adjusted again

Read more: Herta commits to Andretti until end of 2027 | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

F1 US GP could hit 500k attendance as early as next year, says COTA boss - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

The Circuit of The Americas welcomed a three-day crowd of 440,000 for the United States Grand Prix, making it a new race weekend record for F1.
COTA built a number of new grandstands to accommodate an extra 40,000 fans compared to the race in 2021, as well as increasing its transit options to help people get to the track.
It has put the 500,000 mark well within the Austin race’s sights for ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 US GP could hit 500k attendance as early as next year, says COTA boss - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Wolff: DNA of Mercedes F1 car is going to change in 2023 - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Mercedes has just three races left to avoid its first winless season in 11 years after struggling to take the fight to Red Bull and Ferrari under the revised technical regulations for 2022.
But the team has made decent progress over the season to get closer to the front runners.
Lewis Hamilton came close to victory in Sunday’s United States Grand Prix, aided in part by the final upgrade ...Keep reading

Read more: Wolff: DNA of Mercedes F1 car is going to change in 2023 - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

2022 United States Grand Prix driver ratings | 2022 United States Grand Prix - RaceFans

There were some outstanding performances through the field in Austin - particularly from the four world champions. Here are RaceFans' driver ratings for the US Grand Prix.

Read more: 2022 United States Grand Prix driver ratings | 2022 United States Grand Prix - RaceFans

Rosberg: So difficult for Merc & Ferrari to challenge Red Bull in 2023 - SkySports F1

Nico Rosberg says it will be "so difficult" for Mercedes and Ferrari to challenge Red Bull at the front of the Formula 1 grid next season.

Read more: Rosberg: So difficult for Merc & Ferrari to challenge Red Bull in 2023 - SkySports F1

Alonso says Thursday is “an important day for the sport” ahead of protest hearing | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Thursday hearing an important day for F1 - Alonso • Ricciardo says last season looks better in light of dire 2022 • Williams still suffering in windy races - Albon

Read more: Alonso says Thursday is “an important day for the sport” ahead of protest hearing | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Alonso hits out at FIA rules as Alpine appeal USA penalty - SkySports F1

Fernando Alonso has hit out at the FIA's rules after he was handed a United States GP penalty and says the result of Alpine's appeal will dictate whether Formula 1 is "going in the right direction for the future".

Read more: Alonso hits out at FIA rules as Alpine appeal USA penalty - SkySports F1

Alpine launch protest to overturn Alonso’s United States GP penalty | 2022 United States Grand Prix - RaceFans

Alpine has launched a counter-protest in a bid to overturn the penalty which cost Fernando Alonso a points finish in the United States Grand Prix.

Read more: Alpine launch protest to overturn Alonso’s United States GP penalty | 2022 United States Grand Prix - RaceFans

Mexican Grand Prix: How to follow Formula 1 season on BBC radio and online - BBC F1

The 2022 Formula 1 season continues with the Mexican Grand Prix - listen to BBC radio commentary and follow live text updates.

Read more: Mexican Grand Prix: How to follow Formula 1 season on BBC radio and online - BBC F1

F1 World Championship points after the 2022 United States GP - Motorsport.com

Verstappen’s victory confirmed Red Bull Racing’s Constructors’ Championship title, just a day after news of the passing of team patriarch Dietrich Mateschitz.
Who is leading the 2022 F1 World Championship Drivers' points?
Red Bull’s two-time world champion Verstappen scored 25 points in Austin, extending his lead in the World Championship to 124 points over Ferrari’s Charles ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 World Championship points after the 2022 United States GP - Motorsport.com

Stroll: I gave Alonso "plenty of room" in United States GP crash - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

After a safety car restart on lap 22 Stroll and Alonso were squabbling over seventh place when Alonso pulled out of the Canadian's slipstream on COTA's long back straight.
Stroll made a late defensive move, appearing to react to the Spaniard and then the pair made hard contact, sending a briefly airborne Alonso into the wall and Stroll into a spin.
Stroll retired on the spot with extensive ...Keep reading

Read more: Stroll: I gave Alonso "plenty of room" in United States GP crash - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Verstappen wins spectacular race at Austin - F1technical.net

Circuit of the Americas once again did not disappoint. Many on and off-track events ensured an amazing race in which Verstappen took the win and Red Bull Racing secured the championship. Hamilton and Leclerc made sure it wasn't easy and completed the podium.

Read more: Verstappen wins spectacular race at Austin - F1technical.net

2022 United States Grand Prix grid | 2022 United States Grand Prix - RaceFans

Carlos Sainz Jnr has taken provisional pole position for the United States Grand Prix for Ferrari ahead of Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton.

Read more: 2022 United States Grand Prix grid | 2022 United States Grand Prix - RaceFans

Carlos Sainz on United States Grand Prix pole, ahead of Max Verstappen - BBC F1

Carlos Sainz takes pole position for the United States Grand Prix, beating Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc and Red Bull's Max Verstappen.

Read more: Carlos Sainz on United States Grand Prix pole, ahead of Max Verstappen - BBC F1

Sainz takes US pole as Ferrari outpace Red Bull - SkySports F1

Carlos Sainz produced a brilliant lap to take pole position at the United States Grand Prix as Ferrari outpaced Red Bull in qualifying at Austin's Circuit of The Americas.

Read more: Sainz takes US pole as Ferrari outpace Red Bull - SkySports F1

Dietrich Mateschitz, Red Bull owner, dies aged 78 - SkySports F1

Red Bull founder and owner Dietrich Mateschitz has died at the age of 78.

Read more: Dietrich Mateschitz, Red Bull owner, dies aged 78 - SkySports F1

Live: 2022 United States Grand Prix qualifying | RaceFans Live - RaceFans

Follow the 2022 United States Grand Prix qualifying session on RaceFans Live.

Read more: Live: 2022 United States Grand Prix qualifying | RaceFans Live - RaceFans

Capito: US nationality not key to Sargeant’s F1 promotion - Motorsport.com

Capito officially confirmed in Austin on Saturday that the Williams Academy driver will replace Nicholas Latifi next season, assuming that he secures his FIA super licence after the Abu Dhabi F2 finale.
Sargeant will become the first American F1 driver since Alexander Rossi raced for Manor in 2015.
His graduation comes after the controversy over Red Bull’s unsuccessful efforts to land a ...Keep reading

Read more: Capito: US nationality not key to Sargeant’s F1 promotion - Motorsport.com

Capito: American nationality not key to Sargeant’s F1 promotion - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Capito officially confirmed in Austin on Saturday that the Williams Academy driver will replace Nicholas Latifi next season, assuming that he secures his FIA superlicence after the Abu Dhabi Formula 2 finale.
In that instance, Sargeant would become the first American F1 driver since Alexander Rossi raced for Manor in 2015.
His graduation comes after the controversy over Red Bull’s ...Keep reading

Read more: Capito: American nationality not key to Sargeant’s F1 promotion - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Capito: American nationality not key to Sargeant’s F1 promotion - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Capito officially confirmed in Austin on Saturday that the Williams Academy driver will replace Nicholas Latifi next season, assuming that he secures his FIA superlicence after the Abu Dhabi Formula 2 finale.
In that instance, Sargeant would become the first American F1 driver since Alexander Rossi raced for Manor in 2015.
His graduation comes after the controversy over Red Bull’s ...Keep reading

Read more: Capito: American nationality not key to Sargeant’s F1 promotion - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

F1 results: Ferraris fastest in United States GP practice on Friday - Motorsport.com

His teammate Carlos Sainz was fastest in FP1 and Leclerc topped FP2, having missed the first session in favour of mandated rookie runner Robert Shwartzman.
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United States Grand Prix FP1 results: Sainz fastest from ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 results: Ferraris fastest in United States GP practice on Friday - Motorsport.com

Palou says F1 feels “like another league” compared to IndyCar after practice debut | 2022 United States Grand Prix - RaceFans

Alex Palou said he realised Formula 1 is "not a place I could really achieve" in his career and "embraced every single second" of his practice run yesterday.

Read more: Palou says F1 feels “like another league” compared to IndyCar after practice debut | 2022 United States Grand Prix - RaceFans

Williams hint at imminent announcement of Sargeant’s promotion to F1 | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Williams hint Sargeant's promotion to F1 could be announced today • Sainz prefers second win to fourth in championship • Frost tops Indy Lights test

Read more: Williams hint at imminent announcement of Sargeant’s promotion to F1 | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

F1 United States GP: Ferrari's Leclerc tops FP2 in 2023 tyre test - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Leclerc was one of three drivers to run two of the 2022 Pirelli compounds – along with Valtteri Bottas and Daniel Ricciardo – because he sat out FP1 with Robert Shwartzman driving his F1-75 as part of the rookie practice running mandated in the 2022 rules.
As the rest of the field completed set run plans dictated by Pirelli on two of its prototype compounds for next year – given to the ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 United States GP: Ferrari's Leclerc tops FP2 in 2023 tyre test - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

F1 to launch female-only series for younger drivers - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Instead it will be pitched to younger drivers of around 16 and older, and it will be seen a direct feeder series to F3 and subsequently to F2.
Although nothing has been confirmed it is likely that F4 machinery will be used, and the series will be run under the umbrella of the existing F2/F3 organisation, with the cars fielded by the teams already involved in the existing championship. It’s ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 to launch female-only series for younger drivers - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

F1 team bosses meet Brad Pitt as film project takes off - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

The film will be directed by Joseph Kosinski, who was responsible for Tron: Legacy, Oblivion, Only the Brave and the recent hit Top Gun: Maverick.
Like the last named film the F1 project will be produced by Bruckheimer, whose lengthy CV includes the original Top Gun, NASCAR movie Days of Thunder and the Pirates of the Caribbean series.
With a screenplay by Ehren Kruger, who also wrote Top ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 team bosses meet Brad Pitt as film project takes off - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Hamilton: Red Bull breach 'brings up emotion' of last year - SkySports F1

Lewis Hamilton says Red Bull being found to have breached Formula 1's cost cap has brought up "emotion" from agonisingly losing out in his 2021 world championship battle with Max Verstappen.

Read more: Hamilton: Red Bull breach 'brings up emotion' of last year - SkySports F1

FIA make offer to Red Bull after cost cap breach | Max: Rivals 'hypocritical' - SkySports F1

The FIA has offered terms of an 'accepted breach agreement' to Red Bull following their breach of Formula 1's cost cap, Sky Sports understands.

Read more: FIA make offer to Red Bull after cost cap breach | Max: Rivals 'hypocritical' - SkySports F1

Red Bull need penalty that “really hurts them” if they exceeded budget cap – Bottas | 2022 United States Grand Prix - RaceFans

The FIA should issue a "strict and harsh penalty" to Red Bull if the team did exceed the budget cap last season, says Valtteri Bottas.

Read more: Red Bull need penalty that “really hurts them” if they exceeded budget cap – Bottas | 2022 United States Grand Prix - RaceFans

First look: Mercedes to debut new F1 front wing at US Grand Prix - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

A new front wing will feature in Austin that not only has a revised design in the outboard section, where the flaps meet with the endplate, it also has some interesting flow diverters mounted between the two upper flaps.
This appears to be an interesting take on the slot gap separators that the teams are allowed to use to prevent the assembly from flexing too much and, as the name would ...Keep reading

Read more: First look: Mercedes to debut new F1 front wing at US Grand Prix - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

FIA rewrites rules on how F1 grids are decided following Monza confusion | 2022 United States Grand Prix - RaceFans

New rules defining how Formula 1 grids are drawn up will come into force from this weekend's United States Grand Prix.

Read more: FIA rewrites rules on how F1 grids are decided following Monza confusion | 2022 United States Grand Prix - RaceFans

Porsche's Formula 1 plans not dead, says FIA - Motorsport.com

With its parent Volkswagen Group company eager to get two of its brands into F1 in 2026, Porsche had originally looked set to tie up with Red Bull while Audi partnered with Sauber.
However, despite Porsche's talks with Red Bull reaching an advanced stage, and even getting as far as it seeking permission from competition authorities for the deal to go ahead, things fell apart after the summer ...Keep reading

Read more: Porsche's Formula 1 plans not dead, says FIA - Motorsport.com

Aston Martin: "Aggressive development" key to recent F1 points haul - Motorsport.com

Lance Stroll and Sebastian Vettel finished sixth and eighth in Singapore, and the German driver followed up with sixth place in Japan.
McCullough says it was not by chance the team was in the right place to benefit in races where big points were on offer as some of the regular frontrunners tripped up.
"We've had a continuous aggressive development from the start of the year," he told ...Keep reading

Read more: Aston Martin: "Aggressive development" key to recent F1 points haul - Motorsport.com

Aston Martin: "Aggressive development" key to recent F1 points haul - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Lance Stroll and Sebastian Vettel finished sixth and eighth in Singapore, and the German driver followed up with sixth place in Japan.
McCullough says it was not by chance the team was in the right place to benefit in races where big points were on offer as some of the regular frontrunners tripped up.
"We've had a continuous aggressive development from the start of the year," he told ...Keep reading

Read more: Aston Martin: "Aggressive development" key to recent F1 points haul - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Aston Martin: "Aggressive development" key to recent F1 points haul - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Lance Stroll and Sebastian Vettel finished sixth and eighth in Singapore, and the German driver followed up with sixth place in Japan.
McCullough says it was not by chance the team was in the right place to benefit in races where big points were on offer as some of the regular frontrunners tripped up.
"We've had a continuous aggressive development from the start of the year," he told ...Keep reading

Read more: Aston Martin: "Aggressive development" key to recent F1 points haul - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Cost cap confrontation beckons for Red Bull and F1 rivals - SkySports F1

With tension rising and accusations flying after Red Bull were found guilty of breaching Formula 1's cost cap last week, Sky Sports News' Craig Slater delves into the drama that is set to ignite off the track at this weekend's Untied States GP, with fresh insight in a must-read report...

Read more: Cost cap confrontation beckons for Red Bull and F1 rivals - SkySports F1

Stiff cars and bumpy track will make COTA a “big challenge” – Gasly | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Stiff cars and bumpy track will make COTA a "big challenge" - Gasly • F1 Arcade to open in London • De Vries could see "limitations" of Mercedes ties

Read more: Stiff cars and bumpy track will make COTA a “big challenge” – Gasly | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

How carbonfibre technology is shaping F1’s new era - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

In fact, just like with every other area of current grand prix machinery, teams are constantly seeking marginal gain improvements to help make them winners.
Taken down to its most basic element, this means making things lighter, and stronger – and ensuring that every part is totally fit for purpose.
Teams are also always looking for signs of any revolutionary technology that can help shoot ...Keep reading

Read more: How carbonfibre technology is shaping F1’s new era - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

How carbonfibre technology is shaping F1’s new era - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

In fact, just like with every other area of current grand prix machinery, teams are constantly seeking marginal gain improvements to help make them winners.
Taken down to its most basic element, this means making things lighter, and stronger – and ensuring that every part is totally fit for purpose.
Teams are also always looking for signs of any revolutionary technology that can help shoot ...Keep reading

Read more: How carbonfibre technology is shaping F1’s new era - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Ricciardo exit proof of F1’s brutal nature, says Sainz - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Following a disappointing two seasons with McLaren, Ricciardo is leaving the Woking-based squad at the end of this year after both parties agreed a mutual parting of ways to end their contract early.
Current Alpine reserve driver and 2021 Formula 2 champion Oscar Piastri will take his seat alongside Lando Norris.
PLUS: Why is Oscar Piastri F1's most sought-after ...Keep reading

Read more: Ricciardo exit proof of F1’s brutal nature, says Sainz - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Singapore track changes to drop F1 lap time by more than 20 seconds - Motorsport.com

Work on redevelopment of The Float area at Marina Bay into a new entertainments and stage area means the previous section of the circuit from Turns 16 to 19 cannot be used next year.
This is the section of the circuit that is most famously known as the scene of Nelson Piquet Jr,’s deliberate crash in 2008 that helped teammate Fernando Alonso win that’s year grand prix.
Work on what is to ...Keep reading

Read more: Singapore track changes to drop F1 lap time by more than 20 seconds - Motorsport.com

F1’s new Las Vegas Grand Prix aims to stay on the calendar “forever” | 2023 Formula 1 season - RaceFans

Formula 1’s first visit to Las Vegas in the eighties was not a success but the team behind next year's new race aim for the event to secure a long-term future.

Read more: F1’s new Las Vegas Grand Prix aims to stay on the calendar “forever” | 2023 Formula 1 season - RaceFans

'We have to dig deeper' | Hamilton on the long road back for Mercedes - SkySports F1

Lewis Hamilton has highlighted Mercedes' huge off-season as they bid to get back into Formula 1 contention, admitting the team have to "dig deeper" and "go in a different direction" to catch up to Red Bull and Ferrari.

Read more: 'We have to dig deeper' | Hamilton on the long road back for Mercedes - SkySports F1

COTA has “some of the coolest corners in F1” but “too much run-off” – Magnussen | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: COTA has "too much run-off" - Magnussen • Fittipaldi's grandson among Ferrari candidates • Las Vegas return "too emotional" for IndyCar

Read more: COTA has “some of the coolest corners in F1” but “too much run-off” – Magnussen | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

How brake designs could explain the Red Bull/Ferrari tyre differences - Motorsport.com

However, rival Red Bull quickly hit its stride and since the summer break has stepped even further clear, especially in race pace, as the RB18 appears to have a clear edge with its tyre management characteristics.
A lot of the focus for the swing in performance has inevitably focused around aero development, as it's an area where all teams make a lot of changes throughout the year.
However ...Keep reading

Read more: How brake designs could explain the Red Bull/Ferrari tyre differences - Motorsport.com

CART-era Indycar stars to reunite for Legends Cup race at Mexican GP | 2022 Mexico City Grand Prix - RaceFans

A dozen drivers largely drawn from Indycar's famed CART era will compete in a new support event at the Mexican Grand Prix next week.

Read more: CART-era Indycar stars to reunite for Legends Cup race at Mexican GP | 2022 Mexico City Grand Prix - RaceFans

Hamilton: Important I “gee everyone up” at Mercedes for 2023 F1 fightback - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

After winning eight straight constructors' titles between 2014 and 2021, Mercedes struggled with F1's switch to all-new regulations for 2022 as several key issues on its W13 challenger prevented it from keeping pace with Red Bull and Ferrari.
While the Brackley outfit has made strides getting on top of its handling and bouncing problems, the W13 remains some way behind the frontrunners and will ...Keep reading

Read more: Hamilton: Important I “gee everyone up” at Mercedes for 2023 F1 fightback - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Hamilton: Important I “gee everyone up” at Mercedes F1 for 2023 fightback - Motorsport.com

After winning eight straight constructors' titles, Mercedes struggled with F1's switch to all-new regulations, with several key issues on its 2022 challenger preventing it from keeping up with Red Bull and Ferrari.
While the Brackley outfit has made strides getting on top of the W13 car's handling and bouncing problems, it is still some way behind the frontrunners. After a humbling and bruising ...Keep reading

Read more: Hamilton: Important I “gee everyone up” at Mercedes F1 for 2023 fightback - Motorsport.com

Ricciardo 'needs' F1 break to 'reset' for 2024 - SkySports F1

Daniel Ricciardo has indicated a lack of options is not the only reason he won't be on the Formula 1 grid in 2023, insisting he "needs" a break from the sport to "reset".

Read more: Ricciardo 'needs' F1 break to 'reset' for 2024 - SkySports F1

Black History Month: The incredible story of Sara Misir - SkySports F1

Sara Misir, the first Jamaican Formula Woman racer reveals her incredible story, discussing her unusual route into the sport, facing barriers, and advice to younger generations who want to follow her path.

Read more: Black History Month: The incredible story of Sara Misir - SkySports F1

Breaching budget cap an act of “cheating” – Brown | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Breaching budget cap an act of "cheating" - Brown • Final COTA turn named in Andretti's honour • Browning wins GB3 title

Read more: Breaching budget cap an act of “cheating” – Brown | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Haas wants more points from Schumacher after crashes “cost a fortune” | 2022 F1 season - RaceFans

Haas F1 owner Gene Haas says that Mick Schumacher's crashes have "cost a fortune" and he "needs to bring some points" to show he deserves a seat in 2023.

Read more: Haas wants more points from Schumacher after crashes “cost a fortune” | 2022 F1 season - RaceFans

Mercedes: No concerns about de Vries taking knowledge to Red Bull - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

De Vries has been a reserve driver all season and has been following race weekends in the Mercedes garage. He took part in an FP1 session for the team when he stood in for Lewis Hamilton in France.
In Singapore, as it became clear that he was likely to land an AlphaTauri driver next season, he was obliged to take a step back.
He was no longer involved in all meetings through the weekend as ...Keep reading

Read more: Mercedes: No concerns about de Vries taking knowledge to Red Bull - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Mercedes: No concerns about de Vries taking knowledge to Red Bull - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

De Vries has been a reserve driver all season and has been following race weekends in the Mercedes garage. He took part in an FP1 session for the team when he stood in for Lewis Hamilton in France.
In Singapore, as it became clear that he was likely to land an AlphaTauri driver next season, he was obliged to take a step back.
He was no longer involved in all meetings through the weekend as ...Keep reading

Read more: Mercedes: No concerns about de Vries taking knowledge to Red Bull - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Gasly believes it was the "right time" to leave Red Bull F1 camp for Alpine - Motorsport.com

Gasly quickly became the number one target for Alpine after Fernando Alonso announced his departure for Aston Martin and it became clear that Oscar Piastri would be joining McLaren.
Negotiations were complex because Red Bull had to confirm a replacement for Gasly at AlphaTauri, and because the drinks company put a hefty price tag on the French driver, who had one year left on his ...Keep reading

Read more: Gasly believes it was the "right time" to leave Red Bull F1 camp for Alpine - Motorsport.com

Andretti drives 2013 McLaren MP4-28a at age 82 | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Andretti drives 2013 McLaren at age 82 • Alonso protege Bortoleto wins FREC race • Dutch F1 ticket scammer arrested

Read more: Andretti drives 2013 McLaren MP4-28a at age 82 | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Verstappen opens up on 'different' F1 titles | Could he retire early? - SkySports F1

Max Verstappen has opened up on the "very different emotions" of his two Formula 1 title triumphs, admitting his 2022 domination has been more "enjoyable" than the fierce battle against Lewis Hamilton.

Read more: Verstappen opens up on 'different' F1 titles | Could he retire early? - SkySports F1

Tost: Red Bull juniors need “another year or two” before F1 chances | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Red Bull juniors need "another year" says Tost • Alonso protege Bortoleto wins FREC race • Dutch F1 ticket scammer arrested

Read more: Tost: Red Bull juniors need “another year or two” before F1 chances | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Steiner: F1 now a “tough crowd” with so many competitive teams - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Four teams are currently embroiled in the fight for sixth to ninth places in the constructors’ table, with Alfa Romeo on 52, Aston Martin on 45, and both AlphaTauri and Haas on 34.
Haas has slipped back in recent weeks as Kevin Magnussen and Mick Schumacher have failed to score a point in the last seven races.
However, Steiner says that’s down to circumstances and the teams being so ...Keep reading

Read more: Steiner: F1 now a “tough crowd” with so many competitive teams - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Red Bull’s focus on constructors’ title and second place for Perez – Horner | 2022 F1 season - RaceFans

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says that the team's focus is now on securing the constructors' championship and second place in the drivers' championship for Sergio Perez.

Read more: Red Bull’s focus on constructors’ title and second place for Perez – Horner | 2022 F1 season - RaceFans

Russell: De Vries deserved to have “stars align” for F1 entry - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

The pair first came across each other in karting, although they were in different categories, as the older de Vries moved up the ranks first.
However, they raced each other in the 2018 FIA F2 championship, which Russell won ahead of Lando Norris, Alex Albon and de Vries.
De Vries was in talks with several F1 teams about a 2022 drive when his appearance as substitute for Albon at ...Keep reading

Read more: Russell: De Vries deserved to have “stars align” for F1 entry - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Has the new Friday practice rookie driver rule been worthwhile? | Debates and Polls - RaceFans

Is the rule compelling all teams to run rookie drivers in free practice sessions twice this season a good one? Have your say in our poll.

Read more: Has the new Friday practice rookie driver rule been worthwhile? | Debates and Polls - RaceFans

Improving poor starts “critical” to keeping ahead of Aston Martin, says Alfa Romeo | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Improving starts "critical" say Alfa Romeo • Aron holds off David in first FREC Catalunya race • Mercedes junior Antonelli wins German F4 title

Read more: Improving poor starts “critical” to keeping ahead of Aston Martin, says Alfa Romeo | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Ocon: Gasly joining me as Alpine teammate is “awesome story” - Motorsport.com

The pair have had an uneasy relationship in recent years. However, Ocon insists that they can co-operate to help the team progress and overcome any past differences, a sentiment also echoed by Gasly.
Ocon suggested that the focus should be on how two drivers who grew up together are now driving for a marque that also hails from the same region.
Asked by Motorsport.com if they will be able to ...Keep reading

Read more: Ocon: Gasly joining me as Alpine teammate is “awesome story” - Motorsport.com

Ocon: Gasly joining Alpine to make all-French F1 team is “awesome story” - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Gasly will join the team next year from AlphaTauri to replace Fernando Alonso, who will link up with Aston Martin.
PLUS: Why Red Bull freedom and an Alpine switch can define Gasly's F1 career
Ocon and Gasly have had an uneasy relationship in recent years, however the 2021 Hungarian Grand Prix winner insists that the pair can co-operate to help the team progress and overcome any past ...Keep reading

Read more: Ocon: Gasly joining Alpine to make all-French F1 team is “awesome story” - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Ocon: Gasly joining Alpine to make all-French F1 team is “awesome story” - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Gasly will join the team next year from AlphaTauri to replace Fernando Alonso, who will link up with Aston Martin.
PLUS: Why Red Bull freedom and an Alpine switch can define Gasly's F1 career
Ocon and Gasly have had an uneasy relationship in recent years, however the 2021 Hungarian Grand Prix winner insists that the pair can co-operate to help the team progress and overcome any past ...Keep reading

Read more: Ocon: Gasly joining Alpine to make all-French F1 team is “awesome story” - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

De Vries was once McLaren’s ‘next Hamilton’ – so why did he end up elsewhere? | 2022 F1 season - RaceFans

There would likely be no Lewis Hamilton in F1 without McLaren. Nyck de Vries was their next prodigy, but did their support slow his way to F1?

Read more: De Vries was once McLaren’s ‘next Hamilton’ – so why did he end up elsewhere? | 2022 F1 season - RaceFans

Saudi Arabia "would love" to hold two F1 races - Motorsport.com

The Middle Eastern country already hosts a grand prix at a street circuit in Jeddah, but that was always been viewed as an interim measure before its new state-of-the-art facility at Qiddiya near Riyadh in complete.
It is currently projected for Qiddiya to be ready in 2026, and the original plan had been for Saudi Arabia’s F1 race ...Keep reading

Read more: Saudi Arabia "would love" to hold two F1 races - Motorsport.com

Caption Competition 197: Drinks are on Adrian | Caption Competition - RaceFans

What was so amusing for Adrian Newey, Christian Horner and Helmut Marko when Newey did the drinks round? Can you come up with the best caption for this picture?

Read more: Caption Competition 197: Drinks are on Adrian | Caption Competition - RaceFans

Red Bull has strongest F1 technical line-up in its history, says Horner - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

After a long drought since its last constructors' championship in 2013, Red Bull is set to secure this year's title in the coming weeks, after Max Verstappen took his second successive drivers' crown at Suzuka last weekend.
It will be Red Bull's first constructors' title of the hybrid era.
Horner paid tribute to chief technical officer Adrian Newey, who in 2022 has overseen another title ...Keep reading

Read more: Red Bull has strongest F1 technical line-up in its history, says Horner - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Norris criticisms suggest he's "rattled", reckons Alpine - Motorsport.com

Norris has said several times in recent races that he believes Alpine has made heavy weather of the fight that his McLaren squad and its closest rival are having over fourth place in the constructors' championship.
The Briton reckons that considering the pace that Alpine has shown with its A522 car this season, it should have wrapped things up long ago.
Speaking at the Japanese GP, where ...Keep reading

Read more: Norris criticisms suggest he's "rattled", reckons Alpine - Motorsport.com

The chemicals, emotions and designs that explain F1’s rain problem - Motorsport.com

There seems little doubt that some of F1’s previous great wet weather drives – think Ayrton Senna at Portugal in 1985, Michael Schumacher at Barcelona in 1996 and Damon Hill at Suzuka in 1994  – would not have happened these days because the races would never have been allowed to start.
This has led to inevitable criticisms that F1 these days is too risk adverse. With car safety ...Keep reading

Read more: The chemicals, emotions and designs that explain F1’s rain problem - Motorsport.com

Why De la Rosa is convinced Alonso remains one of F1’s top three talents at 41 | 2022 F1 season - RaceFans

Fernando Alonso is still one of the top three drivers in Formula 1 at the age of 41, says Pedro de la Rosa.

Read more: Why De la Rosa is convinced Alonso remains one of F1’s top three talents at 41 | 2022 F1 season - RaceFans

Brundle slams 'unacceptable' F1 truck incident | 'Lessons not learned' - SkySports F1

Sky Sports F1's Martin Brundle has described the dramatic Japanese GP scenes of Pierre Gasly's near-miss with a recovery vehicle as "unquestionably unacceptable" and says lessons have not been learned from Jules Bianchi's death.

Read more: Brundle slams 'unacceptable' F1 truck incident | 'Lessons not learned' - SkySports F1

Teams share responsibility for F1’s confusing rules – Seidl | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Teams responsible for rule confusion - Seidl • Boroumand takes first Esports race win • Formula E claims record TV audiences

Read more: Teams share responsibility for F1’s confusing rules – Seidl | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

F1 drivers discussing 'information laps' idea to help at rain-delayed races - Motorsport.com

After the washouts that led to both the Singapore and Japanese Grands Prix being delayed because of downpours, F1 drivers are convinced that a better solution can be found to help get track action resumed as soon as it is safe enough.
They believe that just using F1's safety car to judge water levels on track is far from ideal, as its performance and the amount of spray it throws up is not ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 drivers discussing 'information laps' idea to help at rain-delayed races - Motorsport.com

Tickets now on sale for 2023 F1 Singapore Grand Prix - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

The original night race of the Formula 1 calendar, F1 has raced through the streets of Singapore since 2008. Taking on 23 turns around the three-mile circuit in tropical conditions make it one of the toughest races of the season for the drivers.
For fans, Singapore’s expansive circuit, guaranteed racing action and world-class live acts make the race one of the most exciting on the calendar to ...Keep reading

Read more: Tickets now on sale for 2023 F1 Singapore Grand Prix - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Mercedes admit Japan mistakes after Russell's 'worst decision' jibe - SkySports F1

Mercedes have admitted they made multiple mistakes during their frustrating Japanese GP weekend, including a decision George Russell called their "worst".

Read more: Mercedes admit Japan mistakes after Russell's 'worst decision' jibe - SkySports F1

Hamilton’s work ethic “has not changed at all” in face of difficult 2022 campaign | 2022 Japanese Grand Prix - RaceFans

Mercedes' technical director Mike Elliott says Lewis Hamilton is still pushing the team on as hard as ever despite their lacklustre 2022 campaign.

Read more: Hamilton’s work ethic “has not changed at all” in face of difficult 2022 campaign | 2022 Japanese Grand Prix - RaceFans

Mercedes “should have done what George was asking” on strategy at Suzuka | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Mercedes "should have done what George was asking" on strategy at Suzuka • Junior racers get a taste of IndyCar at Sebring • Mario Andretti to drive F1 car this weekend

Read more: Mercedes “should have done what George was asking” on strategy at Suzuka | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Hamilton "had a blast" in Suzuka F1 wet race, Ocon battle "the most fun" - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Hamilton spent much of the race chasing the Frenchman, attempting a number of moves at the Hairpin, the exit of Spoon, and into the first corner - but couldn't find a way through and eventually crossed the line just 0.641s behind in sixth.
The seven-time world champion knew before the race that a straight-line speed disadvantage would be a handicap in the race, while the wet conditions meant ...Keep reading

Read more: Hamilton "had a blast" in Suzuka F1 wet race, Ocon battle "the most fun" - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Ricciardo wishes F1 could be more flexible with start times - Motorsport.com

Despite growing rainfall in the lead-up to lights out at Suzuka, the race started as scheduled at 2pm local time, only for it to be red flagged after two laps due to the conditions.
A two-hour wait followed before the race resumed with 40 minutes left on the three-hour time limit, giving enough time for 28 laps of the 53-lap distance to be completed.
Full points were still awarded for the ...Keep reading

Read more: Ricciardo wishes F1 could be more flexible with start times - Motorsport.com

Ricciardo wishes F1 could be more flexible with start times - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Despite growing rainfall in the lead-up to lights out at Suzuka, the race started as scheduled at 2pm local time, only for it to be red flagged after two laps due to the conditions.
A two-hour wait followed before the race resumed with 40 minutes left on the three-hour time limit, giving enough time for 28 laps of the 53-lap distance to be completed.
Full points were still awarded for the ...Keep reading

Read more: Ricciardo wishes F1 could be more flexible with start times - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Gasly and Ocon “will work well together” at Alpine despite past tensions | 2022 Japanese Grand Prix - RaceFans

Alpine team management are sure Esteban Ocon and Pierre Gasly will put their past differences aside when they become team mates next year.

Read more: Gasly and Ocon “will work well together” at Alpine despite past tensions | 2022 Japanese Grand Prix - RaceFans

What now for Red Bull after F1 breach? Q&A on cost cap saga - SkySports F1

The FIA confirming Red Bull's cost-cap guilt - but failing to provide details on the severity, the punishment or the timeframe - has left Formula 1 in limbo as we wait on what happens next for the sport's title leaders.

Read more: What now for Red Bull after F1 breach? Q&A on cost cap saga - SkySports F1

W Series aims to return in 2023 on F1 support bill | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: W Series aims to stay on F1 support bill with planned 2023 return • Red Bull juniors "need another year or two" • Schumacher's hard work paying off

Read more: W Series aims to return in 2023 on F1 support bill | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Why Red Bull's F1 rivals see its "minor" breach as anything but - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

But what is crystal clear is that while the labelling of Red Bull's overspend has been officially classified as a "minor" breach, its opposition sees it as anything but a small matter.
To be classified as a "minor" offence rather than a "material" one, teams must have overspent by less than 5% of the allowance.
So with last year's cost cap being roughly $145 million, that could still be up ...Keep reading

Read more: Why Red Bull's F1 rivals see its "minor" breach as anything but - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Why Red Bull's F1 rivals see its "minor" breach as anything but - Motorsport.com

But what is crystal clear is that while the labelling of Red Bull's overspend has been officially classified as a "minor" breach, its opposition sees it as anything but a small matter.
To be classified as a "minor" offence rather than a "material" one, teams must have overspent by less than 5% of the allowance. So with last year's cost cap being roughly $145 million, that could still be up to ...Keep reading

Read more: Why Red Bull's F1 rivals see its "minor" breach as anything but - Motorsport.com

NIO confirms second season for Ticktum, leaving Turvey without seat | Formula E - RaceFans

NIO 333 have completed their line-up for the 2023 Formula E season by retaining Dan Ticktum, leaving the team’s long-term driver Oliver Turvey without a seat

Read more: NIO confirms second season for Ticktum, leaving Turvey without seat | Formula E - RaceFans

The "kick in the teeth" that proved Mercedes’ deeper F1 car problem - Motorsport.com

Mercedes struggled with a bouncing issue on its W13 car under the revised technical regulations for 2022 that blighted its early-season form.
But after debuting a significant upgrade package in Barcelona, George Russell finished third and Lewis Hamilton recovered to fifth despite a first-lap incident that dropped him to the back of the field, giving the team belief it had solved the ...Keep reading

Read more: The "kick in the teeth" that proved Mercedes’ deeper F1 car problem - Motorsport.com

De Vries’ F1 chance shows Drugovich needs to be ‘patient’ after F2 title win | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: De Vries' F1 chance shows Drugovich needs to be 'patient' after F2 title win • Every inch matters in midfield fight - Zhou • IndyCar to test at Thermal Club

Read more: De Vries’ F1 chance shows Drugovich needs to be ‘patient’ after F2 title win | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

How did Verstappen win the title? F1’s points confusion explained - Motorsport.com

The red flag delays for heavy rain meant we only got 28 laps of racing action at Suzuka before the three-hour time limit expired, with Verstappen crossing the line first.
It was only in parc ferme he found out he was champion when the FIA handed Charles Leclerc a post-race penalty – yet most thought the points gap was still not big enough.
But thanks to a quirk in F1’s regulations that ...Keep reading

Read more: How did Verstappen win the title? F1’s points confusion explained - Motorsport.com

Red Bull found to have exceeded 2021 buget cap - F1technical.net

The FIA have announced that two teams have breached the 2021 Financial Regulations. Following a thorough investigation and amidst big rumours during the Singapore Grand Prix, Red Bull in particular was found to not have met the spending limit.

Read more: Red Bull found to have exceeded 2021 buget cap - F1technical.net

F1 teams admit they overlooked points "loophole" after Japanese GP confusion - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

The Japanese Grand Prix ended in confusion over whether or not Max Verstappen had done enough to win the world championship after the Suzuka race was only able to run just past half distance.
A number of teams had been under the impression that regulations that changed after last year's farce at the Belgian Grand Prix to award fewer points for shorter races would come into play – leaving ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 teams admit they overlooked points "loophole" after Japanese GP confusion - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

F1 teams admit they overlooked points "loophole" after Japanese GP confusion - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

The Japanese Grand Prix ended in confusion over whether or not Max Verstappen had done enough to win the world championship after the Suzuka race was only able to run just past half distance.
A number of teams had been under the impression that regulations that changed after last year's farce at the Belgian Grand Prix to award fewer points for shorter races would come into play – leaving ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 teams admit they overlooked points "loophole" after Japanese GP confusion - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

F1 teams admit they overlooked points "loophole" after Suzuka confusion - Motorsport.com

The Japanese Grand Prix ended in confusion over whether or not Max Verstappen had done enough to win the world championship after the Suzuka race was only able to run just past half distance.
A number of teams had been under the impression that regulations that changed after last year's farce at the Belgian Grand Prix to award fewer points for shorter races would come into play – leaving ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 teams admit they overlooked points "loophole" after Suzuka confusion - Motorsport.com

Verstappen is champion again with classy drive in anti-climactic decider | 2022 Japanese Grand Prix review - RaceFans

The world championship was decided in unsatisfactory circumstances at Suzuka, but Max Verstappen's top-drawer performance proved him a worthy winner.

Read more: Verstappen is champion again with classy drive in anti-climactic decider | 2022 Japanese Grand Prix review - RaceFans

Max Verstappen, multi world champion: Has the next F1 dynasty begun? - SkySports F1

Max Verstappen may not crave a dynasty, but - after clinching his second title at the age of 25 - this could well be the start of the Verstappen era of F1.

Read more: Max Verstappen, multi world champion: Has the next F1 dynasty begun? - SkySports F1

FIA: “Too much talk” and “wild speculation” on F1 cost cap - Motorsport.com

After a series of delays teams will discover on Monday whether or not they have been granted a certificate of compliance that confirms that they performed within the cap in 2021.
If they don’t then further investigation and penalties will follow.
Over the Singapore Grand Prix weekend rival teams suggested that Red Bull Racing and Aston Martin had breached the cap, although both have ...Keep reading

Read more: FIA: “Too much talk” and “wild speculation” on F1 cost cap - Motorsport.com

Vettel ‘sad to have driven my last race at Suzuka after dream weekend’ | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Vettel "sad to have driven my last race" at Suzuka • Haas got strategy wrong, Steiner admits • Flawed points rule 'written by Masi'

Read more: Vettel ‘sad to have driven my last race at Suzuka after dream weekend’ | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Vote for your 2022 Japanese Grand Prix Driver of the Weekend | 2022 Japanese Grand Prix - RaceFans

Who was the best driver during the 2022 Japanese Grand Prix weekend? Compare how they did and vote for the best.

Read more: Vote for your 2022 Japanese Grand Prix Driver of the Weekend | 2022 Japanese Grand Prix - RaceFans

Sainz crashes out in soaked Suzuka start | Race red flagged - SkySports F1

Carlos Sainz crashes out on the opening lap in in heavy rain before red flags bring a halt to the Japanese GP.

Read more: Sainz crashes out in soaked Suzuka start | Race red flagged - SkySports F1

FIA: “Too much talk” and “wild speculation” on F1 cost cap - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

After a series of delays, teams will discover on Monday whether or not they have been granted a certificate of compliance that confirms that they performed within the cap in 2021. Further investigation and penalties will follow if this does not happen.
Over the Singapore Grand Prix weekend, rival teams suggested that Red Bull and Aston Martin had breached the cap, although both have vehemently ...Keep reading

Read more: FIA: “Too much talk” and “wild speculation” on F1 cost cap - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

FIA: “Too much talk” and “wild speculation” on F1 cost cap - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

After a series of delays, teams will discover on Monday whether or not they have been granted a certificate of compliance that confirms that they performed within the cap in 2021. Further investigation and penalties will follow if this does not happen.
Over the Singapore Grand Prix weekend, rival teams suggested that Red Bull and Aston Martin had breached the cap, although both have vehemently ...Keep reading

Read more: FIA: “Too much talk” and “wild speculation” on F1 cost cap - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Live: 2022 Japanese Grand Prix | RaceFans Live - RaceFans

Follow the 2022 Japanese Grand Prix on RaceFans Live.

Read more: Live: 2022 Japanese Grand Prix | RaceFans Live - RaceFans

De Vries: Verstappen like “big brother” in AlphaTauri F1 deal - Motorsport.com

Verstappen revealed on Saturday that he had met de Vries for dinner after the latter’s impressive F1 debut with Williams in the Italian Grand Prix and encouraged him to get in touch with Red Bull's Helmut Marko.
At the time de Vries was being linked with both Williams and Alpine, and indeed he had already arranged a test at Budapest with the French outfit’s 2021 car.
However ...Keep reading

Read more: De Vries: Verstappen like “big brother” in AlphaTauri F1 deal - Motorsport.com

FIA: “Too much talk” and “wild speculation” on F1 cost cap - Motorsport.com

After a series of delays teams will discover on Monday whether or not they have been granted a certificate of compliance that confirms that they performed within the cap in 2021.
If they don’t then further investigation and penalties will follow.
Over the Singapore Grand Prix weekend rival teams suggested that Red Bull Racing and Aston Martin had breached the cap, although both have ...Keep reading

Read more: FIA: “Too much talk” and “wild speculation” on F1 cost cap - Motorsport.com

2022 F1 Japanese Grand Prix – How to watch, start time & more - Motorsport.com

Red Bull's Max Verstappen will start the race from pole position after beating Ferrari rival Charles Leclerc by just 0.010s in Saturday's qualifying.
Leclerc's teammate Carlos Sainz will line up in third place and will be joined on the second row of the grid by the Red Bull of Sergio Perez.
The best of the rest spot will go to Esteban Ocon in the Alpine.
When is the F1 Japanese Grand ...Keep reading

Read more: 2022 F1 Japanese Grand Prix – How to watch, start time & more - Motorsport.com

F1 Japanese GP: Verstappen tops dry final practice from Ferrari pair - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Verstappen, who will be guaranteed a second title this weekend if he wins and takes fastest lap, found just shy of three tenths over Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc to head the pack.
Although there was some surprise that FP1 and FP2 took place at all given the pre-event forecast for a washout, the wet running on Friday had a lasting impact as it paved the way for a hectic start to the final ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 Japanese GP: Verstappen tops dry final practice from Ferrari pair - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Pierre Gasly joins Esteban Ocon in all-French Alpine line-up; Nyck de Vries confirmed at Alpha Tauri - BBC F1

Pierre Gasly will join Esteban Ocon in an all-French line-up at Alpine from 2023 while Dutchman Nyck de Vries replaces him at Alpha Tauri.

Read more: Pierre Gasly joins Esteban Ocon in all-French Alpine line-up; Nyck de Vries confirmed at Alpha Tauri - BBC F1

Alpine hopes Gasly and Ocon will rekindle friendship as F1 team-mates - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Gasly was confirmed on Saturday as Fernando Alonso’s replacement at the Alpine team in 2023, after the Frenchman was released by Red Bull.
Gasly and Ocon were friends when they were youngsters, and their families were also close. However, they had a falling out and have had an uneasy relationship since they both made it to F1.
When Gasly first emerged as a candidate for the Alpine seat ...Keep reading

Read more: Alpine hopes Gasly and Ocon will rekindle friendship as F1 team-mates - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Gasly joining Alpine for 2023 as F1 saga finally ends - SkySports F1

Pierre Gasly will race for Alpine next season after the French team finally thrashed out a deal with the AlphaTauri driver to end an F1 transfer saga.

Read more: Gasly joining Alpine for 2023 as F1 saga finally ends - SkySports F1

Sainz “feeling back at home” in the wet after lacking pace in Singapore | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Sainz feeling "back at home" in the wet • Bottas "happy to help" Zhou • Pirelli confirms compounds for North American rounds

Read more: Sainz “feeling back at home” in the wet after lacking pace in Singapore | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Alonso fastest as Schumacher crashes in wet opening practice in Suzuka | 2022 Japanese Grand Prix first practice - RaceFans

Fernando Alonso set the fastest time during a wet opening practice session for the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka as Mick Schumacher crashed his Haas after the chequered flag.

Read more: Alonso fastest as Schumacher crashes in wet opening practice in Suzuka | 2022 Japanese Grand Prix first practice - RaceFans

Japanese GP: Alonso fastest in wet first F1 practice at Suzuka - Motorsport.com

Heavy rain in the 30 minutes leading up to the one-hour session at Suzuka meant no cars headed out when the pitlane opened, even though the precipitation had stopped coming down by the time the green exit light came on.
Kevin Magnussen became the first driver to head out after five minutes and he was so joined by home hero Yuki Tsunoda – although neither driver completed a timed lap, with ...Keep reading

Read more: Japanese GP: Alonso fastest in wet first F1 practice at Suzuka - Motorsport.com

F1 Japanese GP: Alonso fastest in wet first practice at Suzuka - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Raining falling heavily in the 30 minutes leading up to the one-hour session getting underway at 12pm local time at Suzuka meant no cars headed out when the pitlane opened, even though the precipitation had stopped coming down by the time the green exit light came on.
Kevin Magnussen became the first driver to head out after five minutes and he was so joined by home hero Yuki Tsunoda – ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 Japanese GP: Alonso fastest in wet first practice at Suzuka - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

F1 Japanese GP: Alonso fastest in wet first practice at Suzuka - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Raining falling heavily in the 30 minutes leading up to the one-hour session getting underway at 12pm local time at Suzuka meant no cars headed out when the pitlane opened, even though the precipitation had stopped coming down by the time the green exit light came on.
Kevin Magnussen became the first driver to head out after five minutes and he was so joined by home hero Yuki Tsunoda – ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 Japanese GP: Alonso fastest in wet first practice at Suzuka - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Alonso tops P1 on wet Suzuka return before Schumacher crash - SkySports F1

Fernando Alonso set the pace ahead of the Ferraris in a sodden first practice session for the returning Japanese Grand Prix.

Read more: Alonso tops P1 on wet Suzuka return before Schumacher crash - SkySports F1

Live: 2022 Japanese Grand Prix first practice | RaceFans Live - RaceFans

Follow the 2022 Japanese Grand Prix first practice session on RaceFans Live.

Read more: Live: 2022 Japanese Grand Prix first practice | RaceFans Live - RaceFans

Alonso expects another power unit change penalty before end of season | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Alonso expects another power unit change penalty • O'Ward completes McLaren F1 test • Mercedes junior Aron joins FIA F3

Read more: Alonso expects another power unit change penalty before end of season | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Steiner: FIA decisions over damaged F1 endplates "getting old" - Motorsport.com

In Singapore last weekend, Kevin Magnussen was shown the black-and-orange flag after damaging a front endplate in early contact with Max Verstappen.
He was obliged to pit for a new nose, with the unscheduled stop in effect putting the Dane out of contention for points.
Similar, costly scenarios have played out twice for Magnussen this year, at the Canadian and Hungarian GPs.
After the ...Keep reading

Read more: Steiner: FIA decisions over damaged F1 endplates "getting old" - Motorsport.com

Alpine paying price for "courageous" F1 engine development push - Motorsport.com

The Renault engine lagged behind rivals over the past couple of seasons, but the powertrain division in Viry took a big step over the winter, and this season its performance has been greatly improved.
However, there have been ongoing reliability issues, and both Fernando Alonso and Esteban Ocon dropped out of the points with engine failures in Singapore.
Alonso is likely to have to take ...Keep reading

Read more: Alpine paying price for "courageous" F1 engine development push - Motorsport.com

Honda strengthens ties with Red Bull and AlphaTauri ahead of Japanese GP - Motorsport.com

Honda formally quit F1 at the end of the 2021 season, yet it has continued to support the Red Bull-owned teams on their power units via its racing division, Honda Racing Corporation, in a deal running to the end of 2025.
But Honda branding will now return to the Red Bull and AlphaTauri cars from this weekend after an increased partnership was announced on Wednesday, marking the closest the two ...Keep reading

Read more: Honda strengthens ties with Red Bull and AlphaTauri ahead of Japanese GP - Motorsport.com

Why F1 faces "game over" risk on cost cap D-day - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

After months of analysis and a number of delays, the FIA is finally due to announce the results of its audit into F1 teams' finances for the 2021 world championship.
This moment will define whether or not they each complied with the circa $145 million budget cap limit that was in place.
Those given the thumbs-up will get their certificates of compliance. Any that didn't will risk a cost cap ...Keep reading

Read more: Why F1 faces "game over" risk on cost cap D-day - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Why F1 faces "game over" risk on cost cap D-day - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

After months of analysis and a number of delays, the FIA is finally due to announce the results of its audit into F1 teams' finances for the 2021 world championship.
This moment will define whether or not they each complied with the circa $145 million budget cap limit that was in place.
Those given the thumbs-up will get their certificates of compliance. Any that didn't will risk a cost cap ...Keep reading

Read more: Why F1 faces "game over" risk on cost cap D-day - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Alfa Romeo expect another step from Zhou after confirming 2023 deal | 2022 Singapore Grand Prix - RaceFans

Frederic Vasseur says Alfa Romeo have “the perfect” combination of drivers in Valtteri Bottas and Zhou Guanyu, both who are staying on with the team for a second season next year

Read more: Alfa Romeo expect another step from Zhou after confirming 2023 deal | 2022 Singapore Grand Prix - RaceFans

Why F1 faces "game over" risk on cost cap D-day - Motorsport.com

After months of analysis and a number of delays, the FIA is finally due to announce the results of its audit into F1 teams' finances for the 2021 world championship.
This moment will define whether or not they each complied with the circa $145 million budget cap limit that was in place.
Those given the okay will get their certificates of compliance. Any that didn't risk a cost cap hearing ...Keep reading

Read more: Why F1 faces "game over" risk on cost cap D-day - Motorsport.com

'I'm happier than ever' – How Africa helped Hamilton find peace - SkySports F1

After controversially missing out on a record eighth Formula 1 world championship in December and then enduring the most disappointing season of his career, Lewis Hamilton is "happier than ever".

Read more: 'I'm happier than ever' – How Africa helped Hamilton find peace - SkySports F1

Ferrari: Technical directive on porpoising hasn’t hit our performance | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Ferrari: Technical directive on porpoising hasn't affected our performance • Formula 3 returning to Monaco • Formula E closing on Tokyo race deal • IndyCar demo in Argentina

Read more: Ferrari: Technical directive on porpoising hasn’t hit our performance | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Red Bull hopes Singapore F1 win gives Perez confidence after rough patch - Motorsport.com

Perez pulled off a brilliant victory at the Marina Bay circuit on Sunday, holding off race-long pressure from Charles Leclerc to grab his first win since the Monaco GP in May.
He also managed to keep hold of the win despite being found guilty of two separate safety car rule infringements, having dropped back too far ahead of the restarts.
Perez’s win comes off the back of a barren spell ...Keep reading

Read more: Red Bull hopes Singapore F1 win gives Perez confidence after rough patch - Motorsport.com

Ferrari: Minor F1 cost cap breach worth 0.5s per lap - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

F1 teams are bracing themselves for the FIA’s announcement on Wednesday on which teams were under last year’s cost cap limit and which went over.
There was rampant speculation over the Singapore Grand Prix weekend that one team had had a minor procedural overspend, while another was well over the limits.
Aston Martin and Red Bull faced suggestions that they were the squads that could ...Keep reading

Read more: Ferrari: Minor F1 cost cap breach worth 0.5s per lap - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

2022 Singapore Grand Prix driver ratings | 2022 Singapore Grand Prix - RaceFans

Rain amplified the challenge for drivers as F1 returned to Singapore, with some keeping cool more than others. .Here's RaceFans' driver ratings for the Singapore Grand Prix.

Read more: 2022 Singapore Grand Prix driver ratings | 2022 Singapore Grand Prix - RaceFans

De Vries to get an F1 drive in 2023? 'It's not a given' - SkySports F1

Nyck de Vries is adamant there are no certainties around whether he will earn a Formula 1 drive in 2023, despite being strongly linked with one of the few remaining seats.

Read more: De Vries to get an F1 drive in 2023? 'It's not a given' - SkySports F1

Leclerc sees final F1 races as Ferrari strategy testbed - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

The Monegasque still has a mathematical chance of stopping rival Max Verstappen from clinching the crown, but realistically his Dutch rival is likely to wrap things up in Japan this weekend.
But rather than feeling that the end of the campaign is now wasted effort with the title gone, Leclerc views the last events as a key chance for Ferrari to make progress on areas it has been weak this ...Keep reading

Read more: Leclerc sees final F1 races as Ferrari strategy testbed - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Hamilton thought pole was possible before securing best grid slot of the season | 2022 Singapore Grand Prix - RaceFans

Lewis Hamilton said he finally felt able to fight for pole in qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix as he secured his best starting position of the season.

Read more: Hamilton thought pole was possible before securing best grid slot of the season | 2022 Singapore Grand Prix - RaceFans

Verstappen: F1 rivals should keep "mouths shut" over cost cap claims - Motorsport.com

The Singapore Grand Prix paddock has been awash with speculation that two teams breached last year’s $145 million spending cap.
While there will be no confirmation of that under next Wednesday, when the FIA will announce the results of its financial audit for 2021, teams have openly suggested that one of the squads involved is Red Bull.
The Milton Keynes-based squad had rigorously denied ...Keep reading

Read more: Verstappen: F1 rivals should keep "mouths shut" over cost cap claims - Motorsport.com

Verstappen: F1 rivals should keep "mouths shut" over cost cap claims - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

The Singapore Grand Prix paddock has been awash with speculation that two teams breached last year’s $145 million spending cap.
While there will be no confirmation of that under next Wednesday, when the FIA will announce the results of its financial audit for 2021, teams have openly suggested that one of the squads involved is Red Bull.
The Milton Keynes-based squad had rigorously denied ...Keep reading

Read more: Verstappen: F1 rivals should keep "mouths shut" over cost cap claims - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Verstappen: F1 rivals should keep "mouths shut" over cost cap claims - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

The Singapore Grand Prix paddock has been awash with speculation that two teams breached last year’s $145 million spending cap.
While there will be no confirmation of that under next Wednesday, when the FIA will announce the results of its financial audit for 2021, teams have openly suggested that one of the squads involved is Red Bull.
The Milton Keynes-based squad had rigorously denied ...Keep reading

Read more: Verstappen: F1 rivals should keep "mouths shut" over cost cap claims - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

2022 F1 Singapore Grand Prix – How to watch, start time & more - Motorsport.com

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc will start a race from pole position for the ninth time this season after topping the qualifying session on Saturday.
Red Bull driver Sergio Perez will join Leclerc on the front row of the grid, while his teammate Max Verstappen will line up eighth after he was forced to abort his final qualifying lap due to a lack of fuel.
Lewis Hamilton underlined the pace of the ...Keep reading

Read more: 2022 F1 Singapore Grand Prix – How to watch, start time & more - Motorsport.com

Gasly – AlphaTauri must make most of “big opportunity” for double points finish | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: AlphaTauri must take advantage of top ten starts - Gasly • Slicks in Q2 was wrong call - Zhou • Garcia takes W Series pole

Read more: Gasly – AlphaTauri must make most of “big opportunity” for double points finish | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Leclerc confident Ferrari can win if they have “a two-hour clean Sunday” | 2022 Singapore Grand Prix pre-race analysis - RaceFans

Charles Leclerc is sure Ferrari can win from pole, but lack of dry running means a night of uncertainty awaits the field in Singapore.

Read more: Leclerc confident Ferrari can win if they have “a two-hour clean Sunday” | 2022 Singapore Grand Prix pre-race analysis - RaceFans

Singapore Grand Prix: Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes team fined £22,000 over nose stud - BBC F1

Lewis Hamilton dismisses ongoing controversy about his wearing a nose stud in his F1 car as "all a bit silly", as the issue blows up again at the Singapore Grand Prix.

Read more: Singapore Grand Prix: Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes team fined £22,000 over nose stud - BBC F1

Latifi accepts Williams release decision, struggled to adapt to 2022 car - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Williams and Latifi agreed to part ways at the end of the 2022 season, as the Canadian has been unable to show the continued progression from last season and is yet to trouble the scorers.
This brings an end to Latifi's time as a Williams race driver after three seasons, as the Grove outfit considers options to partner Alex Albon at the team for 2023.
Explaining Williams' decision, the ...Keep reading

Read more: Latifi accepts Williams release decision, struggled to adapt to 2022 car - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Hamilton: Black History Month lessons must be taught all year round - SkySports F1

Lewis Hamilton wants Black History Month to be used a catalyst for stories of black history to be more heavily integrated into school curriculums.

Read more: Hamilton: Black History Month lessons must be taught all year round - SkySports F1