Ericsson “still a bit p****d off about the ending” over 2022 IndyCar title defeat | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Ericsson "still p****d off" over IndyCar title defeat • Marko joins critics of FIA's politics clampdown • Barnard gets F3 seat

Read more: Ericsson “still a bit p****d off about the ending” over 2022 IndyCar title defeat | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Haas reveal new F1 2023 look to start launch season - SkySports F1

Haas have become the first team to unveil their new look for Formula 1 2023.

Read more: Haas reveal new F1 2023 look to start launch season - SkySports F1

Haas present revised livery for 2023 F1 season | 2023 F1 season - RaceFans

Haas have unveiled the livery for their Ferrari-powered VF-23, with new title sponsor MoneyGram providing the colour scheme for the car.

Read more: Haas present revised livery for 2023 F1 season | 2023 F1 season - RaceFans

Gasly: Mindset for Alpine is "completely different" to Red Bull F1 move - Motorsport.com

Gasly joined Alpine for 2023 after spending the bulk of his career with Red Bull's sister team, AlphaTauri, and its predecessor, Toro Rosso, making his debut for the latter in 2017.
Gasly was promoted to Red Bull's senior team in 2019 as Daniel Ricciardo's replacement, only to return to Toro Rosso 12 races later in a straight swap with Alex Albon during the summer break after struggling for ...Keep reading

Read more: Gasly: Mindset for Alpine is "completely different" to Red Bull F1 move - Motorsport.com

Amid ChatGPT buzz, is AI ready to take over Formula 1 strategy? - Motorsport.com

It has also prompted many industries to evaluate the impact that advancement in AI technology will have on them in the next few years – both in terms of how it can be successfully exploited, and where it could also replace humans.
Formula 1 doesn't escape this, with teams already using AI across a wide range of its activities – including car setups, development directions and ...Keep reading

Read more: Amid ChatGPT buzz, is AI ready to take over Formula 1 strategy? - Motorsport.com

Australian GP releases more race day tickets - Motorsport.com

Following a record four-day crowd for the Albert Park era last year, there has been a wild demand for tickets to the 2023 Australian GP.
To deal with the demand the AGPC redesigned its grandstands to boost capacity from 39,000 seats to 44,000 seats.
Still, the original release of grandstand and general admission tickets for Saturday and Sunday sold out within hours.
In response the AGPC ...Keep reading

Read more: Australian GP releases more race day tickets - Motorsport.com

No 2023 car at Red Bull’s Friday launch but Ford rumours grow | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: No 2023 car at Red Bull's Friday launch but rumours grow of Ford tie-up • Vassuer will "fight like hell" with friend Wolff • Bedrin joins Jenzer for FIA F3

Read more: No 2023 car at Red Bull’s Friday launch but Ford rumours grow | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Ferrari: Claims of 30hp F1 engine step for 2023 "a joke" - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

With an engine freeze in place from the start of last year, a number of car makers elected to risk reliability in a bid to ensure they had the best possible baseline of performance.
Both Ferrari and Renault, which powers the Alpine team, admitted that they had pushed things to the limit in the quest for longer-term gains. They knew that the rules would permit them to make changes to improve ...Keep reading

Read more: Ferrari: Claims of 30hp F1 engine step for 2023 "a joke" - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Reports Ferrari engine has gained 30bhp are a “joke” – Vasseur | 2023 F1 season - RaceFans

New Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur has rubbished claims the team has gained 30bhp from its power unit during the off-season.

Read more: Reports Ferrari engine has gained 30bhp are a “joke” – Vasseur | 2023 F1 season - RaceFans

Audi buys minority stake in Sauber ahead of F1 entry in 2026 - SkySports F1

Audi's entry into Formula 1 has moved a step closer after the German car manufacturer acquired a minority stake in Sauber.

Read more: Audi buys minority stake in Sauber ahead of F1 entry in 2026 - SkySports F1

Audi buys stake in Sauber F1 team ahead of 2026 entry - Motorsport.com

Audi announced in August last year that it will be entering F1 in works capacity on the advent of new engine regulations in 2026, amid a boom in the sport’s popularity across the world.
This was followed by the news in October that Sauber, which currently operates as Alfa Romeo Racing, will become its “strategic partner”, and use its Hinwil facility to build the chassis.
At that time ...Keep reading

Read more: Audi buys stake in Sauber F1 team ahead of 2026 entry - Motorsport.com

Ekstrom defeats Schumacher to be crowned ROC champion | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Ekstrom beats Schumacher in ROC final • IndyCar drivers star in Daytona 24 • Saleh joins Sauber academy

Read more: Ekstrom defeats Schumacher to be crowned ROC champion | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Ekstrom car catches fire, but still beats Schumacher in Race of Champions final - SkySports F1

Mattias Ekstrom beats Mick Schumacher to claim a fourth Race of Champions crown even though his car caught fire during the race!

Read more: Ekstrom car catches fire, but still beats Schumacher in Race of Champions final - SkySports F1

Webber: Red Bull will remain "dangerous" threat in F1 2023 title fight - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Red Bull swept to its first championship double since 2013 last year as it wrapped up both titles with more than a month to spare.
Max Verstappen won a record 15 races en route to his second F1 drivers’ championship, while Sergio Perez’s pair of victories and biggest season points haul to date aided Red Bull in securing the constructors’ title.
Although Ferrari put up a serious ...Keep reading

Read more: Webber: Red Bull will remain "dangerous" threat in F1 2023 title fight - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Alfa Romeo confirms new title partnership with Stake - F1technical.net

Following the departure of former title sponsor Orlen, Alfa Romeo have announced entertainment and lifestyle brand Stake as their new title sponsor, meaning the team will have an altered team name and logo for the upcoming F1 campaign.

Read more: Alfa Romeo confirms new title partnership with Stake - F1technical.net

Five things we learned from Vasseur's first Ferrari F1 press call - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

The timing of the change of team principal, during the critical busy winter period when big decisions are made, meant the Prancing Horse could not avoid a bit of uncertainty until replacement Fred Vasseur got his feet inside Maranello at the start of January.
After a fortnight getting to know better the inner-workings of the team, this ...Keep reading

Read more: Five things we learned from Vasseur's first Ferrari F1 press call - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Wehrlein completes Diriyah E-Prix clean sweep to take standings lead - F1technical.net

Porsche driver Pascal Wehrlein won his second Formula E race in two days in Saudi Arabia ahead of Andretti racer Jake Dennis and McLaren driver Rene Rast to take the lead of the Formula E Drivers' Championship. F1Technical's Balázs Szabó reports on Round 3 of the 2023 FIA Formula E World Championship.

Read more: Wehrlein completes Diriyah E-Prix clean sweep to take standings lead - F1technical.net

Magnussen: Previous pressure in Formula 1 felt "very scary" - Motorsport.com

Magnussen’s F1 career looked to have ended in 2020 when he was dropped by Haas at the end of the season, prompting him to move into sportscar racing in the United States.
But after Nikita Mazepin’s contract was terminated in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Magnussen returned to Haas on a multi-year deal. The Dane finished fifth in his comeback race in Bahrain, and went on ...Keep reading

Read more: Magnussen: Previous pressure in Formula 1 felt "very scary" - Motorsport.com

Vettel reveals “huge” admiration for rally drivers - Autosport.com - WRC - Stories

The recently retired F1 driver discussed his fascination of rallying ahead of this weekend’s Race of Champions in Sweden, where he will compete alongside World Rally Championship drivers past and present in Sebastien Loeb, Thierry Neuville, Petter Solberg and Oliver Solberg.
Vettel revealed that he regularly follows the WRC and is in awe of the skills required to compete in the ...Keep reading

Read more: Vettel reveals “huge” admiration for rally drivers - Autosport.com - WRC - Stories

Caption Competition 205: Meet the new boss | Caption Competition - RaceFans

What words were shared between the pair when Vasseur visited Leclerc during a test day at Fiorano earlier this week?

Read more: Caption Competition 205: Meet the new boss | Caption Competition - RaceFans

Binotto praised for helping Vasseur’s Ferrari F1 handover - Motorsport.com

Vasseur was signed up by Ferrari in the wake of Binotto resigning last year, after feeling he did not have the necessary support of Ferrari chairman John Elkann and CEO Benedetto Vigna.
While Binotto expressed his ‘regret’ at the time about having to leave behind a team that he felt was on the up, it appears he made sure not to leave Vasseur in the lurch.
Speaking to ...Keep reading

Read more: Binotto praised for helping Vasseur’s Ferrari F1 handover - Motorsport.com

Williams’ esports team apologises after ‘unacceptable conduct’ in iRacing event | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Williams esports apologises for driver conduct • Vettel in awe of rally drivers' skills • Mercedes among thousands of FTX creditors

Read more: Williams’ esports team apologises after ‘unacceptable conduct’ in iRacing event | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Formula 1: Sexist comments 'do not reflect' FIA boss Mohammed Ben Sulayem's beliefs - BBC F1

Motorsport's governing body the FIA says sexist remarks attributed to its president "do not reflect his beliefs".

Read more: Formula 1: Sexist comments 'do not reflect' FIA boss Mohammed Ben Sulayem's beliefs - BBC F1

Aitken ends Williams F1 role to focus on sportscars - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Aitken has spent the past three years as reserve driver for Williams, and made his first grand prix start in the 2020 Sakhir Grand Prix deputising for George Russell, who in turn replaced a COVID-19-struck Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes.
He maintained his relationship with the Grove-based squad even after ending his full-time single-seater career in 2021 in favour of a switch to endurance racing ...Keep reading

Read more: Aitken ends Williams F1 role to focus on sportscars - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Lawson to drive Red Bull F1 car at Bathurst - Autosport.com - Intercontinental GT Challenge - Stories

Red Bull will run the 2011-spec car in a special demonstration around the famous Mount Panorama circuit during the 12 Hour weekend.
While the initial announcement didn't name who would drive the car, prompting speculation that Daniel Ricciardo could make an appearance on home soil, it has now been confirmed that Super Formula-bound Lawson will be behind the wheel.
It will mark the Kiwi's ...Keep reading

Read more: Lawson to drive Red Bull F1 car at Bathurst - Autosport.com - Intercontinental GT Challenge - Stories

Vasseur "convinced" Ferrari has everything it needs to win F1 title - Motorsport.com

Vasseur took over as Ferrari team principal earlier this month following Mattia Binotto’s departure in December, having overseen Sauber’s F1 operation for the previous five years.
He joins a Ferrari team that has not won an F1 championship since 2008, and saw its early promise in 2022 fade through the season.
As well as losing ground on Red Bull in the development battle, Ferrari also ...Keep reading

Read more: Vasseur "convinced" Ferrari has everything it needs to win F1 title - Motorsport.com

Vasseur: Crystal clear Leclerc and Sainz will have same treatment at Ferrari - SkySports F1

Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur says he has made it "crystal clear" to Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz that they will have equal status within the team to start the 2023 Formula 1 season.

Read more: Vasseur: Crystal clear Leclerc and Sainz will have same treatment at Ferrari - SkySports F1

Ferrari: Frederic Vasseur says team are aiming for title win this year - BBC F1

New Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur says it is "obvious" that his target is to win the title this year.

Read more: Ferrari: Frederic Vasseur says team are aiming for title win this year - BBC F1

Hulkenberg: Break from F1 race seat was "very positive" - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

The German returns to the grid with Haas this season after three years as a reserve for the Racing Point/Aston Martin team.
During that time he made five appearances as a substitute for drivers who were sidelined by COVID-19.
Daniel Ricciardo has made it clear that he sees his new job as a Red Bull reserve as a chance to get his head together after a tough 2022 season, and Hulkenberg agrees ...Keep reading

Read more: Hulkenberg: Break from F1 race seat was "very positive" - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Andretti only new team to express interest to FIA in joining F1 grid - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

FIA president Ben Sulayem tweeted at the start of the month that he wanted to explore the possibility of expanding the F1 grid by calling for expressions of interest from potential new teams. 
This was soon followed by Andretti announcing a new partnership with General Motors to form Andretti Cadillac Racing and join the F1 grid in the future. 
Andretti’s plans have so far been ...Keep reading

Read more: Andretti only new team to express interest to FIA in joining F1 grid - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Alessandro Alunni Bravi: Alfa Romeo appoint Italian as team representative for 2023 - BBC F1

Italian Alessandro Alunni Bravi is given a senior leadership role with the Alfa Romeo/Sauber team, which will become Audi in 2026.

Read more: Alessandro Alunni Bravi: Alfa Romeo appoint Italian as team representative for 2023 - BBC F1

The American racers who came closest to reaching F1 before Sargeant | 2023 F1 season - RaceFans

America will have a full-time Formula 1 driver this year, for the first time since 2007. Why did other US racers come close to reaching the top but miss out on a seat?

Read more: The American racers who came closest to reaching F1 before Sargeant | 2023 F1 season - RaceFans

Verstappen is installing a simracing rig in his private jet – Marko | 2023 F1 season - RaceFans

Max Verstappen is installing a simracing rig on his private jet, according to Red Bull's motorsport consultant Helmut Marko.

Read more: Verstappen is installing a simracing rig in his private jet – Marko | 2023 F1 season - RaceFans

F1 must avoid “mistake of oversaturation” as popularity grows – Wolff | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: F1 must avoid "mistake of oversaturation" as popularity grows - Wolff • British GP protesters on trial • Rosenqvist's McLaren IndyCar livery revealed

Read more: F1 must avoid “mistake of oversaturation” as popularity grows – Wolff | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

'Just Stop Oil' protest posed 'serious harm' risk to F1 drivers, court told - SkySports F1

Just Stop Oil protestors caused "an immediate risk of serious harm" to Formula 1 drivers and race marshals by invading the track during last year's British Grand Prix, prosecutors have claimed.

Read more: 'Just Stop Oil' protest posed 'serious harm' risk to F1 drivers, court told - SkySports F1

Carlin becomes Rodin Carlin as manufacturer buys into F2 and F3 team | Formula 2 - RaceFans

Leading junior single-seater team Carlin has attracted investment from New Zealand-based manufacturer Rodin Cars and has rebranded as Rodin Carlin.

Read more: Carlin becomes Rodin Carlin as manufacturer buys into F2 and F3 team | Formula 2 - RaceFans

How F1 teams have adapted to new generation rear wings - Motorsport.com

The new enforced concept called for a total rethink, given the upper section of endplate had been eradicated and a contoured transition was needed to join with the mainplane and upper flap.
The design constraints still allowed for numerous interpretations though, as teams sought to find a balance between the downforce they could generate, and the downside of drag ...Keep reading

Read more: How F1 teams have adapted to new generation rear wings - Motorsport.com

“A lot of things will be ready last-minute” for first Las Vegas race – Domenicali | 2023 F1 season - RaceFans

Updates on construction for the Las Vegas Grand Prix circuit and its surrounding infrastructure has been provided this week by Formula 1.

Read more: “A lot of things will be ready last-minute” for first Las Vegas race – Domenicali | 2023 F1 season - RaceFans

Red Bull in 2023: The challenges facing the champions - SkySports F1

With pre-season testing just a month away, Sky Sports F1's Natalie Pinkham, David Croft and Karun Chandhok have dissected some of the big challenges facing Red Bull in the season ahead...

Read more: Red Bull in 2023: The challenges facing the champions - SkySports F1

Hamilton and Russell back on track next week, Sainz driving today | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Hamilton and Russell back on track next week, Sainz driving today • Euroformula returns to Pau • Rossi IndyCar livery revealed

Read more: Hamilton and Russell back on track next week, Sainz driving today | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Haas: Pietro Fittipaldi to be reserve driver for fifth consecutive season - BBC F1

Brazilian Pietro Fittipaldi is to stay as the Haas team's reserve driver for a fifth consecutive season.

Read more: Haas: Pietro Fittipaldi to be reserve driver for fifth consecutive season - BBC F1

Fittipaldi stays at Haas for fifth season in F1 test/reserve role - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

The young Brazilian-American, who was called up for two grands prix at the end of 2020 as replacement for the injured Romain Grosjean, will twin his reserve duties with Haas alongside his efforts for the Jota team in WEC’s LMP2 class.
As part of his Haas responsibilities, Fittipaldi will likely get some test mileage – most likely in pre-season running in Bahrain and during Friday free ...Keep reading

Read more: Fittipaldi stays at Haas for fifth season in F1 test/reserve role - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

F1 to change shortened-race points rule after Verstappen title confusion - Motorsport.com

Max Verstappen clinched the F1 title in Suzuka last year in the wake of Charles Leclerc being handed a five-second penalty for having cut the chicane and gaining an advantage on the final lap.
Leclerc's demotion to third gave Verstappen an unassailable lead, but even the Red Bull driver was left unsure about the situation because he and his team had been under the impression that full points ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 to change shortened-race points rule after Verstappen title confusion - Motorsport.com

Has FIA President 'overstepped' on F1 bid reports? - SkySports F1

Craig Slater explains why some within Formula One believe FIA President, Mohammed Ben Sulayem has overstepped the mark by commenting on reports of a potential bid for the series.

Read more: Has FIA President 'overstepped' on F1 bid reports? - SkySports F1

Lewis Hamilton says he was racially abused at school - BBC F1

Seven-time Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton says he had bananas thrown at him and was regularly racially abused when he was at school.

Read more: Lewis Hamilton says he was racially abused at school - BBC F1

Albon: "Privilege" to have long-term stability in F1 with Williams - Motorsport.com

Albon returned to F1 full-time last year with Williams after spending a year in a reserve and test role with Red Bull, who dropped him from its line-up at the end of 2020.
He excelled upon his return to the grid, leading Williams' efforts at the back of the field with points finishes in Australia, Miami and Belgium. It was enough for Albon to secure a multi-year contract extension with the ...Keep reading

Read more: Albon: "Privilege" to have long-term stability in F1 with Williams - Motorsport.com

Who are they all up against? The Formula 1 drivers of 2023 in stats | F1 statistics - RaceFans

Which F1 rookie is older than half the field? Which teams' drivers have never won a championship? A look at the 2023 field in numbers.

Read more: Who are they all up against? The Formula 1 drivers of 2023 in stats | F1 statistics - RaceFans

Daruvala completes 2023 F2 grid by joining champions MP | Formula 2 - RaceFans

Jehan Daruvala will join his 2022 Prema team mate Dennis Hauger at reigning Formula 2 champions MP Motorsport this year, claiming the final place on the grid.

Read more: Daruvala completes 2023 F2 grid by joining champions MP | Formula 2 - RaceFans

Russell felt "a bit of a rookie" during first Mercedes F1 year in 2022 - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

After starting his F1 career at Williams during its rebuild from its results nadir of 2018-2019, Russell’s move to Mercedes meant he slotted into an operation that had won the previous eight world constructors’ titles and produced the engines that power the works squad and its three customer teams.
But as well as learning new and additional processes at Mercedes’ Brackley base, Russell ...Keep reading

Read more: Russell felt "a bit of a rookie" during first Mercedes F1 year in 2022 - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Andretti planning expansion to Le Mans Hypercar entry | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Andretti confirms Le Mans ambition • Schumacher's first F1 car under auction • Wurz extends FROC lead

Read more: Andretti planning expansion to Le Mans Hypercar entry | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Alfa Romeo reveal launch date for 2023 challenger - F1technical.net

Alfa Romeo have become the ninth team to reveal when they will be presenting their new car with which they are set to compete in the 2023 Formula One season.

Read more: Alfa Romeo reveal launch date for 2023 challenger - F1technical.net

Norris: McLaren must match Ferrari's ground-effects gains for 2023 - Motorsport.com

McLaren failed to win at the start of the second ground-effects F1 era last year, with Norris achieving a sole team podium in the Emilia Romagna GP.
The struggles with its MCL36 left the Woking outfit to take its first major competitive backwards step since the start of its Andreas Seidl-led recovery plan.
From scoring third in the 2020 constructors’ ...Keep reading

Read more: Norris: McLaren must match Ferrari's ground-effects gains for 2023 - Motorsport.com

Norris: McLaren must match Ferrari's F1 ground-effects gains for 2023 - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

McLaren failed to win at the start of the second ground-effects F1 era last year, with Norris achieving a sole team podium in the Emilia Romagna GP.
The struggles with its MCL36 left the Woking outfit to take its first major competitive backwards step since the start of its Andreas Seidl-led recovery plan.
From scoring third in the 2020 constructors’ ...Keep reading

Read more: Norris: McLaren must match Ferrari's F1 ground-effects gains for 2023 - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Do Formula 1 team-mates really need to be best friends? - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Only four of the 10 teams have an unchanged driver line-up - Red Bull, Ferrari, Mercedes and Alfa Romeo - meaning the remaining six will have spent much of this winter getting their new signing up to speed, learning the ropes and embedded within their team.
But it will also leave drivers facing new dynamics to work with. Team-mate relationships are often in the spotlight in F1, especially when ...Keep reading

Read more: Do Formula 1 team-mates really need to be best friends? - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Which F1 tracks would feature on your 2023 calendar? | Debates and Polls - RaceFans

Which of the few Grade One certified circuits would make your fantasy Formula 1 calendar? Have your say in our poll.

Read more: Which F1 tracks would feature on your 2023 calendar? | Debates and Polls - RaceFans

Tost ‘would have liked Schumacher at AlphaTauri’ | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Tost would have been happy to hire Schumacher • Piquet's final race winning Benetton for sale • Dmitry Mazepin sought by Italian police

Read more: Tost ‘would have liked Schumacher at AlphaTauri’ | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Williams had two-year plan for Sargeant in Formula 2 - Motorsport.com

Williams junior Sargeant will make his F1 debut in Bahrain after being handed a seat for 2023 alongside Alex Albon, becoming the first full-time American on the grid since Scott Speed in 2007.
Sargeant was drafted in to replace Nicholas Latifi - who left Williams after three years - following an impressive rookie year in F2 that saw him take two wins and finish fourth in the ...Keep reading

Read more: Williams had two-year plan for Sargeant in Formula 2 - Motorsport.com

Why Vowles is a ‘very good’ fit at Williams – and doesn’t see them as a ‘mini Mercedes’ | News Focus - RaceFans

James Vowles' move from Mercedes to head up Williams prompted suggestions he may be lined up for a future return.

Read more: Why Vowles is a ‘very good’ fit at Williams – and doesn’t see them as a ‘mini Mercedes’ | News Focus - RaceFans

Caption Competition 204: You see that? | Caption Competition - RaceFans

What were the Alpine crew looking at before the Singapore Grand Prix last year? Can you come up with the best caption for this picture?

Read more: Caption Competition 204: You see that? | Caption Competition - RaceFans

Russell sees no risk of Hamilton trouble even amid F1 title battle - Motorsport.com

Russell and Hamilton are set to embark on their second season as Mercedes team-mates in the 2023 campaign, which will follow the difficult 2022 season where Mercedes’ W13 challenger was initially badly off the pace and impacted severely by porpoising. 
Although Hamilton was known to prefer Mercedes possibly keeping Valtteri Bottas across the garage rather than ...Keep reading

Read more: Russell sees no risk of Hamilton trouble even amid F1 title battle - Motorsport.com

Saudi Arabia explored possible Formula 1 buyout – reports | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Saudi Arabia explored F1 bid - reports • Ecclestone in court over fraud charge • Barter progresses to FIA F3

Read more: Saudi Arabia explored possible Formula 1 buyout – reports | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Stalled on the grid - why are there no female drivers at the top of motorsport? - BBC F1

F1 cars having power steering and F2 cars being without is just one of the issues which could be preventing women from rising through the motorsport ranks.

Read more: Stalled on the grid - why are there no female drivers at the top of motorsport? - BBC F1

F1 explains plan for active aero to improve racing for 2026 - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

F1 overhauled its technical ruleset for the 2022 season in a bid to reduce the amount of downforce lost when cars were following each other, allowing them to get closer and attempt more overtakes.
The changes were widely praised by the F1 drivers, while Pirelli reported the number of overtakes in F1 had risen from 599 over the 2021 season to 785 last year.
But attention is already moving ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 explains plan for active aero to improve racing for 2026 - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

How F1's new rules era has impacted front wing philosophy - Motorsport.com

The FIA insisted on a more stringent layout, in order to prevent any elaborate concepts that might erode the foundations for good racing upon which the regulations had been framed.
Steps had already been taken in recent years to rid the front wing of outwash-generating devices, such as cascade elements, whilst the number of flap elements, which had once reached nine in total, is now limited to ...Keep reading

Read more: How F1's new rules era has impacted front wing philosophy - Motorsport.com

How one wrong simulation answer triggered key mistake in Mercedes' W13 design - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

The W13 came to be most closely associated with the porpoising problem that impacted every F1 team to some extent during the first season of the championship returning to running ground-effects designs.
Although Mercedes was able to address the specific aerodynamic porpoising issue, it then spent the next phase of the campaign working to fix a ride problem the porpoising had been masking before ...Keep reading

Read more: How one wrong simulation answer triggered key mistake in Mercedes' W13 design - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

How one wrong simulation answer triggered key mistake with Mercedes' W13 design - Motorsport.com

The W13 came to be most closely associated with the porpoising problem that impacted every F1 team to some extent during the first season of the championship returning to running ground-effects designs.
Although Mercedes was able to address the specific aerodynamic porpoising issue, it then spent the next phase of the campaign working to fix a ride problem the porpoising had been masking before ...Keep reading

Read more: How one wrong simulation answer triggered key mistake with Mercedes' W13 design - Motorsport.com

Still your favourite race after 10 years: Can anything top the 2012 Brazilian GP? | F1 history - RaceFans

A decade since the thrilling 2012 season finale, no race has received a higher rating from our readers. Will anything ever top that stunning Interlagos title-decider?

Read more: Still your favourite race after 10 years: Can anything top the 2012 Brazilian GP? | F1 history - RaceFans

Shwartzman and Giovinazzi to share Ferrari F1 reserve driver duties | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Giovinazzi and Shwartzman to share Ferrari reserve duties • De Vries sued by sponsor • Andretti a "long-term project"

Read more: Shwartzman and Giovinazzi to share Ferrari F1 reserve driver duties | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Mercedes: Schumacher can get back to F1, even with another team - Motorsport.com

Schumacher was dropped by Haas, and left Ferrari's young driver academy, at the end of last season after two years of mixed fortunes in F1.
While he had some impressive days of racing, there were also frustrations triggered by a number of high-profile crashes.
After losing his race seat, Mercedes wasted little time in signing Schumacher as its official reserve driver for 2023.
Mercedes ...Keep reading

Read more: Mercedes: Schumacher can get back to F1, even with another team - Motorsport.com

Mercedes: Schumacher can get back to F1, even with another team - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Schumacher was dropped by Haas, and left Ferrari's young driver academy, at the end of last season after two years of mixed fortunes in F1.
While he had some impressive days of racing, there were also frustrations triggered by a number of high-profile crashes.
After losing his race seat, Mercedes wasted little time in signing Schumacher as its official reserve driver for 2023.
Mercedes ...Keep reading

Read more: Mercedes: Schumacher can get back to F1, even with another team - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Mercedes: Schumacher can get back to F1, even with another team - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Schumacher was dropped by Haas, and left Ferrari's young driver academy, at the end of last season after two years of mixed fortunes in F1.
While he had some impressive days of racing, there were also frustrations triggered by a number of high-profile crashes.
After losing his race seat, Mercedes wasted little time in signing Schumacher as its official reserve driver for 2023.
Mercedes ...Keep reading

Read more: Mercedes: Schumacher can get back to F1, even with another team - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Abiteboul plays down Hyundai F1 talk, says priority is WRC - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Abiteboul's recent arrival at Hyundai, after a long spell in F1 as a team boss at the Caterham and Renault squads, helped fuel speculation that the company could be eyeing a move into grand prix racing.
F1 chiefs have long talked about a number of manufacturers holding talks behind the scenes to join the sport after new engine regulations kick in from 2026.
It has been suggested that Hyundai ...Keep reading

Read more: Abiteboul plays down Hyundai F1 talk, says priority is WRC - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Norris held initial talks with several F1 teams prior to latest McLaren deal - Motorsport.com

The Briton renewed his relationship with the Woking squad twice in quick succession. He agreed one contract extension in May 2021 before inking another on revised terms in February of last year. 
Provisionally, that means he will remain with McLaren - which finished fifth behind Alpine in the constructors’ championship last season - until the end of 2025. 
But Red Bull team boss ...Keep reading

Read more: Norris held initial talks with several F1 teams prior to latest McLaren deal - Motorsport.com

The errors the FIA must not repeat in 2023 after completing F1 race control overhaul | News Focus - RaceFans

The race control errors which continued during the 2022 F1 season must be addressed as the FIA completes its shake-up of the administration.

Read more: The errors the FIA must not repeat in 2023 after completing F1 race control overhaul | News Focus - RaceFans

Alonso to join Aston Martin’s Pirelli tyre test next month | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Alonso to join Aston Martin's Pirelli tyre test next month • Chadwick continues with Williams • Power pulls out of race due to wife's health

Read more: Alonso to join Aston Martin’s Pirelli tyre test next month | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Bottas wants talks over Alfa Romeo F1 future "quite early" in 2023 - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Bottas joined Alfa Romeo on a multi-year deal in 2022 after a five-season stint at Mercedes, and helped the Swiss-based team secure its best championship result since 2012 as it finished sixth in the constructors’ standings.
The Finn has previously spoken about the importance of the stability offered by having a multi-year deal in place after previously only getting one-season extensions at ...Keep reading

Read more: Bottas wants talks over Alfa Romeo F1 future "quite early" in 2023 - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

FIA appoints F1’s Nielsen to sporting director role created after Abu Dhabi row | 2023 F1 season - RaceFans

The FIA has completed the restructuring of its Formula 1 governance team which began following the controversial 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Read more: FIA appoints F1’s Nielsen to sporting director role created after Abu Dhabi row | 2023 F1 season - RaceFans

Formula One confirms 2023 calendar with the Chinese Grand Prix called off - F1technical.net

Formula 1 has confirmed that the record-breaking 2023 season will consist of 23 races after the decision was taken not to replace the Chinese Grand Prix.

Read more: Formula One confirms 2023 calendar with the Chinese Grand Prix called off - F1technical.net

The upcoming motorsport games we’re most eager to play in 2023 | Gaming - RaceFans

With another year comes another collection of racing games for players to look forward to. Here are the ones RaceFans can't wait to play.

Read more: The upcoming motorsport games we’re most eager to play in 2023 | Gaming - RaceFans

Herta considered junior series return in quest for F1 superlicence points | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Colton Herta considered Formula Regional move • Shwartzman leaves Ferrari Driver Academy • Alpine to coach the next British F4 champion

Read more: Herta considered junior series return in quest for F1 superlicence points | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Unlucky F1 fan’s mafia boss lookalike finally arrested | 2023 F1 season - RaceFans

Police have arrested mafia boss Matteo Messina Denaro, a year-and-a-half after an innocent F1 fan who resembled him was apprehended.

Read more: Unlucky F1 fan’s mafia boss lookalike finally arrested | 2023 F1 season - RaceFans

F1 to hold 23-race season as Chinese GP not replaced - SkySports F1

Formula 1 have formally confirmed a 23-race season for 2023 after opting not to replace the cancelled Chinese Grand Prix.

Read more: F1 to hold 23-race season as Chinese GP not replaced - SkySports F1

Mercedes W14 may be no closer to Red Bull at start of 2023, says Wolff - Motorsport.com

The German car manufacturer is coming off the back of a challenging 2022 campaign, where it struggled initially with high levels of porpoising on its W13.
However, an intensive in-season effort to get to the bottom of the problems helped deliver a good step forward and the squad was able to pull off a 1-2 finish in the Brazilian Grand Prix.
The winter period has given Mercedes the ...Keep reading

Read more: Mercedes W14 may be no closer to Red Bull at start of 2023, says Wolff - Motorsport.com

Why Alpine felt risk of extreme F1 engine push was worth it - Motorsport.com

On the positive side, its revamped Renault E-Tech RE22 power unit locked in both a decent step forward in horsepower, but also a compact design that helped with the packaging of the A522 car to help improve its aerodynamics.
But the quest to make aggressive gains was not without its downsides. Too many times Fernando Alonso and Esteban Ocon would find points opportunities evaporate thanks to ...Keep reading

Read more: Why Alpine felt risk of extreme F1 engine push was worth it - Motorsport.com

Mercedes hope to finally ‘unlock the potential that was always in the car’ in test - RaceFans

Mercedes has given the clearest indication yet of the design direction it is pursuing with its new car for 2023 and its expectations of its performance.

Read more: Mercedes hope to finally ‘unlock the potential that was always in the car’ in test - RaceFans

Schumacher has potential to be ‘a good driver in a permanent seat’ – Wolff | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Schumacher has potential to be 'a good driver in a permanent seat' - Wolff • Williams' Gray enters F3 with Carlin • Prost documentary coming this year

Read more: Schumacher has potential to be ‘a good driver in a permanent seat’ – Wolff | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

FIA’s clampdown on drivers’ political statements won’t be “harsh” – Wolff | 2023 F1 season - RaceFans

Mercedes' team principal Toto Wolff doubts the FIA's new clampdown on drivers making political statements will be as "harsh" as coverage of it has suggested.

Read more: FIA’s clampdown on drivers’ political statements won’t be “harsh” – Wolff | 2023 F1 season - RaceFans

McLaren: Piastri's lack of experience won't hold team back - Motorsport.com

Rookie Piastri replaces Daniel Ricciardo, who in stark contrast was in his 12th season last year, and carried with him the experience of scoring eight grand prix victories.
While Piastri has a lot to learn, Stella is confident that the team can look to Lando Norris as it hones the 2023 car.
"I think the important point is to have continuity with Lando, he keeps the kind of reference," said ...Keep reading

Read more: McLaren: Piastri's lack of experience won't hold team back - Motorsport.com

Wolff: FIA political statement ban may not be so harsh - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

F1’s governing body caused a stir just before Christmas when it announced it was banning all drivers from making any non-neutral "political, religious or personal" statements or comments without prior permission.
In an updated version of the FIA's International Sporting Code, which governs the running of sanctioned motorsport competitions from the start of 2023, the governing body outlined a ...Keep reading

Read more: Wolff: FIA political statement ban may not be so harsh - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Wolff: FIA political statement ban may not be so harsh - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

F1’s governing body caused a stir just before Christmas when it announced it was banning all drivers from making any non-neutral "political, religious or personal" statements or comments without prior permission.
In an updated version of the FIA's International Sporting Code, which governs the running of sanctioned motorsport competitions from the start of 2023, the governing body outlined a ...Keep reading

Read more: Wolff: FIA political statement ban may not be so harsh - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Ferrari adds new partner to its sponsorship portfolio - F1technical.net

Formula One’s Maranello-based outfit Ferrari have announced the arrival of a new Team Partner with the signing of a multi-year agreement with the American audio electronics company Harman Automotive.

Read more: Ferrari adds new partner to its sponsorship portfolio - F1technical.net

Symonds to stay in F1 tech role for "a good while" after calling off retirement - Motorsport.com

Symonds has been working with F1 to help shape its technical regulations and improve on-track racing since 2017, playing a significant role in the new car designs that debuted last year.
At the end of 2021, it emerged that Symonds and F1 managing director Ross Brawn were both set to leave their roles at the end of the 2022 season once the new technical regulations had completed ...Keep reading

Read more: Symonds to stay in F1 tech role for "a good while" after calling off retirement - Motorsport.com

Russell’s Mercedes adaption helped by his Williams F1 battles - Motorsport.com

Russell joined Mercedes' F1 line-up at the start of 2022 after spending five years as a member of its junior driver programme, with the final three as a racer for Williams in F1 after winning back-to-back championships in GP3 and Formula 2.
But the Briton's start to life at the Mercedes works squad changed suddenly from hoping for race victories and a possible title tilt when the first ...Keep reading

Read more: Russell’s Mercedes adaption helped by his Williams F1 battles - Motorsport.com

Podcast: The greatest F1 drivers never to win a title - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Only 34 drivers in the history of the world championship have managed the ultimate prize of winning an F1 drivers' title, with half of those winning more than one.
That means that there were a great many names to consider when weighing up the latest top 10 for Autosport's new podcast series. Indeed, many could be considered more complete drivers than those who did snare the world championship ...Keep reading

Read more: Podcast: The greatest F1 drivers never to win a title - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Albon still finding F1 radio “sweet spot” at Williams after early aggression - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Albon signed for Williams ahead of the 2022 season after spending a year in a reserve role with Red Bull, who had dropped him from its full-time line-up at the end of 2020.
The Anglo-Thai driver enjoyed an impressive season for Williams, leading its efforts at the back of the grid by scoring four of its eight points and winning praise for his efforts. It resulted in Albon signing a multi-year ...Keep reading

Read more: Albon still finding F1 radio “sweet spot” at Williams after early aggression - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

F1 hopes 2026 engine rules ‘level the playing field’ for new manufacturers - Motorsport.com

F1 will overhaul the regulations for its V6 hybrid power units in 2026, placing a greater emphasis on electric power and sustainable fuels as part of the series’ push to become carbon neutral by 2030.
The plans have already successfully brought the Volkswagen Group into F1 through Audi, which will enter in 2026 as an engine supplier. Its sister brand, Porsche, remains ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 hopes 2026 engine rules ‘level the playing field’ for new manufacturers - Motorsport.com

Spirit F1 team owner and former Arrows director John Wickham dies aged 73 | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Spirit F1 team owner Wickham dies • Virtual Le Mans halted by "security breach" • Red Bull junior Lindblad wins first car race

Read more: Spirit F1 team owner and former Arrows director John Wickham dies aged 73 | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Gasly "put emotions aside" in decision to leave AlphaTauri F1 - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Gasly signed for Alpine in the wake of Fernando Alonso’s exit to Aston Martin and the team’s failure to secure Oscar Piastri’s services following a ruling by F1’s Contract Recognition Board.
It marked the first F1 move outside of the Red Bull umbrella for Gasly, who has spent the entirety of his F1 career with AlphaTauri and its predecessor, Toro Rosso, with the exception of a ...Keep reading

Read more: Gasly "put emotions aside" in decision to leave AlphaTauri F1 - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Gasly had to "put emotions aside" in decision to leave AlphaTauri F1 - Motorsport.com

Gasly signed for Alpine in the wake of Fernando Alonso’s exit to Aston Martin and the team’s failure to secure Oscar Piastri’s services following a ruling by F1’s Contract Recognition Board.
It marked the first F1 move outside of the Red Bull umbrella for Gasly, who has spent the entirety of his F1 career with AlphaTauri and its predecessor, Toro Rosso, with the exception of a ...Keep reading

Read more: Gasly had to "put emotions aside" in decision to leave AlphaTauri F1 - Motorsport.com

Symonds to stay in F1 tech role for ‘a good while’ after postponing retirement - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Symonds has been working with F1 to help shape its technical regulations and improve on-track racing since 2017, playing a significant role in the new car designs that debuted last year.
At the end of 2021, it emerged that Symonds and F1 technical boss Ross Brawn were both set to leave their roles at the end of the 2022 season once the new technical regulations had completed ...Keep reading

Read more: Symonds to stay in F1 tech role for ‘a good while’ after postponing retirement - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Wolff: New Hamilton F1 deal will be sorted in a "few hours" - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Hamilton revealed at the end of last year that he planned to sign off on a contract extension with Mercedes over the winter, with his current deal coming to an end in 2023.
Speaking to selected media including Autosport at the United States Grand Prix, Hamilton had said: “We are going to do another deal.
“We're going to sit down and we're going to discuss it in these next ...Keep reading

Read more: Wolff: New Hamilton F1 deal will be sorted in a "few hours" - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Wolff: New Hamilton F1 deal will be sorted in a "few hours" - Motorsport.com

Hamilton revealed at the end of last year that he planned to sign off on a contract extension with Mercedes over the winter, with his current deal coming to an end in 2023.
Speaking to selected media including Motorsport.com at the United States Grand Prix, Hamilton had said: “We are going to do another deal.
“We're going to sit down and we're going to discuss it in these next ...Keep reading

Read more: Wolff: New Hamilton F1 deal will be sorted in a "few hours" - Motorsport.com

Vowles insists Williams are not 'mini-Mercedes' | 'I'm no double agent' - SkySports F1

Newly-appointed Williams team principal James Vowles insists the team will not become a "mini-Mercedes" following his move from the Silver Arrows.

Read more: Vowles insists Williams are not 'mini-Mercedes' | 'I'm no double agent' - SkySports F1

Ferrari’s Beganovic wins FRMEC thriller as last-lap confusion costs Mini | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Confusion leads to dramatic FRMEC finish • Verstappen to start fourth in Virtual Le Mans • Ugochukwu wins first race of UAE F4

Read more: Ferrari’s Beganovic wins FRMEC thriller as last-lap confusion costs Mini | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Vowles leaves Mercedes to join Williams as team principal - SkySports F1

Williams have appointed former Mercedes strategy director James Vowles as their new team principal ahead of the 2023 Formula 1 season.

Read more: Vowles leaves Mercedes to join Williams as team principal - SkySports F1

FIA’s cost cap policing should deter future ‘cover ups’, says Ben Sulayem - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Both Red Bull and Aston Martin were found to have broken the 2021 cost cap during investigations last year, as new spending restrictions in grand prix racing were enforced for the first time.
While Aston Martin’s offence was a procedural breach, Red Bull’s was more controversial as it was found to have overspent by $1.8 million. It was handed a $7 million fine and a 10 percent reduction in ...Keep reading

Read more: FIA’s cost cap policing should deter future ‘cover ups’, says Ben Sulayem - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

F1 teams looking to "exploit" cost cap extras, says Alpine - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

F1's biggest teams have other racing programmes or non-motorsport technology departments into which they have moved personnel, as they’ve downsized to meet the requirements of the cap.
However, staff can be switched back to F1 as and when needed, and their time allocated to the cap.
Szafnauer suggests that while Alpine benefited initially from already being the right size to hit the cap ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 teams looking to "exploit" cost cap extras, says Alpine - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

F1 teams looking to "exploit" cost cap extras, says Alpine - Motorsport.com

The big players have other racing programmes or non-motorsport technology departments into which they have moved personnel as they’ve downsized to meet the requirements of the cap.
However, those people can be switched back to F1 as and when needed, and their time allocated to the cap.
Szafnauer suggests that while Alpine benefited initially from already being the right size to hit the ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 teams looking to "exploit" cost cap extras, says Alpine - Motorsport.com

Ferrari to hold three-day Fiorano test with 2021 car | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Ferrari to run three-day Fiorano test • Gasly the first to congratulate De Vries • Abiteboul named Hyundari WRC team principal

Read more: Ferrari to hold three-day Fiorano test with 2021 car | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Mercedes reveal W14 digital launch on February 15th | 2023 F1 season - RaceFans

Mercedes’ F1 W14 car, which it will race in the 2023 Formula 1 season, is to be launched on Wednesday 15th February.

Read more: Mercedes reveal W14 digital launch on February 15th | 2023 F1 season - RaceFans

Mercedes confirm W14 launch date | 'We're going all in' - SkySports F1

Mercedes will launch their W14 car for the 2023 Formula 1 season on February 15, the team confirmed on Thursday.

Read more: Mercedes confirm W14 launch date | 'We're going all in' - SkySports F1

Alfa Romeo targets quicker rate of F1 updates after mid-2022 slump - Motorsport.com

After a difficult 2021 season that saw it pick up just 13 points, Alfa Romeo made an impressive start to last year as new signing Valtteri Bottas helped establish the team as regular points scorers.
Alfa Romeo benefitted from being the only team that had got close to the weight limit under the new regulations, allowing it to pick up 51 points in the opening nine races courtesy of Bottas and ...Keep reading

Read more: Alfa Romeo targets quicker rate of F1 updates after mid-2022 slump - Motorsport.com

Cadillac not put off by lukewarm F1 reaction to Andretti entry plans - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

In response to the FIA president revealing he wanted to explore expanding the F1 grid, Andretti Global announced a new partnership with Cadillac’s parent group, General Motors, last week with a view to joining the F1 grid in the coming years.
The partnership would take General Motors into F1 via its Cadillac brand and form Andretti Cadillac Racing, pending the formal expression of interest ...Keep reading

Read more: Cadillac not put off by lukewarm F1 reaction to Andretti entry plans - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Cadillac not put off by lukewarm F1 reaction to Andretti entry plans - Motorsport.com

In response to the FIA president revealing he wanted to explore expanding the F1 grid, Andretti Global announced a new partnership with Cadillac’s parent group, General Motors, last week with a view to joining the F1 grid in the coming years.
The partnership would take General Motors into F1 via its Cadillac brand and form Andretti Cadillac Racing, pending the formal expression of interest ...Keep reading

Read more: Cadillac not put off by lukewarm F1 reaction to Andretti entry plans - Motorsport.com

Vettel continues his supercar sell-off | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Vettel continues his supercar sell-off • F4 to support Mexican GP • F1 juniors start season in UAE

Read more: Vettel continues his supercar sell-off | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Trident promote their F3 winner Stanek to 2023 F2 seat | Formula 2 - RaceFans

Trident have completed their 2023 Formula 2 line-up with the signing of Roman Stanek, a winner with the team in Formula 3.

Read more: Trident promote their F3 winner Stanek to 2023 F2 seat | Formula 2 - RaceFans

WEC confirms 13 Hypercar entries for 2023 season | World Endurance Championship - RaceFans

Toyota, Ferrari, Porsche and Peugeot are among the 13 entries for the World Endurance Championship's Hypercar class in 2023.

Read more: WEC confirms 13 Hypercar entries for 2023 season | World Endurance Championship - RaceFans

Giovinazzi and Shwartzman set to share Ferrari F1 reserve role in 2023 - Motorsport.com

After missing out on an F1 return for this year, Giovinazzi was announced as part of Ferrari’s driver line-up in the Hypercar class of the World Endurance Championship on Tuesday.
Although the sportscar programme and return to Le Mans will be Giovinazzi’s primary focus through 2023, he is due to remain on hand for Ferrari as its F1 reserve driver through this year, according to  ...Keep reading

Read more: Giovinazzi and Shwartzman set to share Ferrari F1 reserve role in 2023 - Motorsport.com

F1 will not go back to one race director, says FIA president - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

In the wake of the controversy over former F1 race director Michael Masi’s handling of the 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, the FIA overhauled the way that grand prix events were run last season.
Rather than having a single race director, the FIA shared out the role last year – with Niels Wittich and Eduardo Freitas dividing up the F1 season between them.
However, from the Japanese Grand Prix ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 will not go back to one race director, says FIA president - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

The forgotten story of the first time F1 snubbed Michael Andretti in 1986 | F1 history - RaceFans

Michael Andretti's chance of a Formula 1 debut in 1986 was thwarted when the sport's governing body refused to give him a superlicence.

Read more: The forgotten story of the first time F1 snubbed Michael Andretti in 1986 | F1 history - RaceFans

Wittich to continue as F1 race director in 2023 | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Wittich to continue as F1 race director in 2023 • Abt FE return "like a small victory" • Collet moves to VAR in F3

Read more: Wittich to continue as F1 race director in 2023 | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Andretti frustrated by teams’ “greedy” objections to his F1 entry plans | 2026 F1 season - RaceFans

Michael Andretti has spoken about continued resistance against his bid to join F1 with Andretti Autosport since he revealed GM is in his entry plan

Read more: Andretti frustrated by teams’ “greedy” objections to his F1 entry plans | 2026 F1 season - RaceFans

Ferrari confirm Giovinazzi among six drivers for new WEC Hypercar team | World Endurance Championship - RaceFans

Ferrari have announced the six drivers who will represent them as the manufacturer returns to prototype sports car racing.

Read more: Ferrari confirm Giovinazzi among six drivers for new WEC Hypercar team | World Endurance Championship - RaceFans

F1 should encourage and not spurn new teams, says FIA president - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Amid a developing political battle over the plans by Andretti Global to enter F1 with the General Motors-backed Cadillac name, Sulayem has been a lone voice so far in publicly supporting the team's ambitions.
F1's commercial rights holders, FOM, plus the majority of teams on the grid, are sceptical about the added value an Andretti-Cadillac project could bring to the sport, and some squads ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 should encourage and not spurn new teams, says FIA president - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

F1 should encourage, not spurn, new teams - FIA president - Motorsport.com

Amid a developing political battle over the plans by Andretti Global to enter F1 with the General Motors-backed Cadillac name, Sulayem has been a lone voice so far in publicly supporting the team's ambitions.
F1's commercial rights holders, FOM, plus the majority of teams on the grid, are sceptical about the added value an Andretti-Cadillac project could bring to the sport, and some squads ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 should encourage, not spurn, new teams - FIA president - Motorsport.com

FIA should not be a ‘platform for private personal agenda’, says president - Motorsport.com

Last month, the FIA updated its International Sporting Code to prohibit drivers in all its championships from making “political, religious or personal” statements or comments that go against the neutrality outlined in its statutes unless they have permission. 
In recent years, a number of F1 drivers have used their platforms to speak up about important issues such as LGBTQ+ rights ...Keep reading

Read more: FIA should not be a ‘platform for private personal agenda’, says president - Motorsport.com

“No reason” not to expand F1 to 12 teams – Ben Sulayem | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: "No reason" for fewer than 12 teams - Ben Sulayem • Colapinto new Williams junior • F1 Manager sales disappoint

Read more: “No reason” not to expand F1 to 12 teams – Ben Sulayem | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Renault expects FIA to get tougher in allowing F1 engine tweaks - Motorsport.com

As F1 enters the second year of a power unit freeze that lasts until the end of 2025, there are now strict limits on what elements on engines can be changed.
Hardware tweaks solely aimed at delivering a boost in power are not allowed, but the FIA is able to approve changes aimed at solving genuine reliability problems.
However, such tweaks can cause controversy if, as a consequence of ...Keep reading

Read more: Renault expects FIA to get tougher in allowing F1 engine tweaks - Motorsport.com

Why F1 and teams are still not impressed by Andretti’s entry plans - Motorsport.com

After months of facing a cold shoulder from rival outfits and F1 owners Liberty Media, it appeared on the face of it he had got all his ducks in a row.
FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem had gone public in his desire to get more teams on the grid, and the GM-backing for a Cadillac-badged operation certainly seemed a big enough deal to prove the value his new team would bring to grand prix ...Keep reading

Read more: Why F1 and teams are still not impressed by Andretti’s entry plans - Motorsport.com

Why Vasseur has no excuses for Ferrari failure - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

For while Vasseur is wise enough to know there is no magic switch he can flick that will automatically propel Ferrari to the front, he’s equally aware that he has been drafted in for one thing: world championship glory.
With Ferrari chiefs John Elkann and Benedetto Vigna having lost patience with and faith in Vasseur’s predecessor Mattia Binotto, who they could so easily have given another ...Keep reading

Read more: Why Vasseur has no excuses for Ferrari failure - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Podcast: Top 10 F1 drivers who never won a race - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

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Read more: Podcast: Top 10 F1 drivers who never won a race - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Albon: Williams’ 2022 car could have been ‘much quicker’ with right balance - Motorsport.com

Albon made his F1 return with Williams last year after spending 2021 in a reserve and development role at Red Bull, and quickly emerged as the team leader at Grove.
The Anglo-Thai driver recorded a best finish of ninth in Miami along with points finishes in Australia and Belgium, and won praise for his performances throughout the season.
But Williams struggled to regularly compete with ...Keep reading

Read more: Albon: Williams’ 2022 car could have been ‘much quicker’ with right balance - Motorsport.com

FIA president surprised by "adverse reaction" to Andretti/Cadillac F1 plans - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

After Ben Sulayem revealed at the start of this week he wanted the FIA to explore starting the process to get a new team on the grid, Andretti announced a new partnership with US auto giant General Motors with the intention of entering F1.
The plan would see Andretti race in partnership with GM brand Cadillac, bringing a new manufacturer name to F1 in the process should it be granted an entry ...Keep reading

Read more: FIA president surprised by "adverse reaction" to Andretti/Cadillac F1 plans - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Should the FIA only accept new teams with existing racing pedigree into Formula 1? | Debates and polls - RaceFans

With the FIA looking to expand the Formula 1 grid with new teams, should they only look at applications from teams who already have a racing history behind them?

Read more: Should the FIA only accept new teams with existing racing pedigree into Formula 1? | Debates and polls - RaceFans

Albon: Williams’ 2022 F1 car could have been "much quicker" with right balance - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Albon made his F1 return with Williams last year after spending 2021 in a reserve and development role at Red Bull, and quickly emerged as the team leader at Grove.
The Anglo-Thai driver recorded a best finish of ninth in Miami along with points finishes in Australia and Belgium, and won praise for his performances throughout the season.
But Williams struggled to regularly compete with ...Keep reading

Read more: Albon: Williams’ 2022 F1 car could have been "much quicker" with right balance - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Russell: F1 car weight now on the edge of being a safety issue - Motorsport.com

The new ground-effects cars that were finally introduced for the 2022 season are the heaviest in the championship’s history at 798kg. 
That figure is actually 3kg up on the minimum weight target number for F1’s latest rules reset, but this was increased to incorporate the metal floor stays several teams ran throughout last season to improve their problems with porpoising, as well as ...Keep reading

Read more: Russell: F1 car weight now on the edge of being a safety issue - Motorsport.com

Steiner confident new Haas “will be better” than 2022 | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Steiner confident 2023 Haas will be improvement • Daytona 24 Hours about preparing for IndyCar - Kirkwood • Maserati willing to defy FIA with pride stance

Read more: Steiner confident new Haas “will be better” than 2022 | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Bottas impressed by Zhou’s lack of mistakes through rookie F1 season - Motorsport.com

Zhou graduated to F1 last year with Alfa Romeo, forming an all-new line-up at the Swiss-based squad alongside Bottas, who joined from Mercedes.
While Bottas was responsible for 49 of Alfa Romeo’s 55 points in 2022, Zhou drew praise for his performances through his rookie campaign, scoring a best result of eighth place at the Canadian Grand Prix.
Bottas agreed with the ...Keep reading

Read more: Bottas impressed by Zhou’s lack of mistakes through rookie F1 season - Motorsport.com

“WRC Generations” review: Is this the richest rallying experience yet? | Reviews - RaceFans

The final WRC game from developers KT Racing before EA take over the license, but does the underrated series go out on a high?

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Happy birthday Sir Lewis! | Hamilton's record equalling title moment - SkySports F1

On his 38th birthday, take a look at the moment Lewis Hamilton celebrated winning his seventh world title and equalling Michael Schumacher's record!

Read more: Happy birthday Sir Lewis! | Hamilton's record equalling title moment - SkySports F1

Bottas impressed by Zhou’s lack of mistakes through rookie F1 season - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Zhou graduated to F1 last year with Alfa Romeo, forming an all-new line-up at the Swiss-based squad alongside Bottas, who joined from Mercedes.
While Bottas was responsible for 49 of Alfa Romeo’s 55 points in 2022, Zhou drew praise for his performances through his rookie campaign, scoring a best result of eighth place at the Canadian Grand Prix.
Bottas agreed with the ...Keep reading

Read more: Bottas impressed by Zhou’s lack of mistakes through rookie F1 season - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Vasseur wants quicker, stricter action for future F1 cost cap breaches - Motorsport.com

Following the audit of the first year of F1's financial regulations in 2021, Red Bull was found to have exceeded the $145 million budget cap by 1.6%, resulting in a $7m fine and a 10% reduction in its aerodynamic testing for 12 months.
The sanction drew mixed reactions from the F1 paddock. While Red Bull labelled the penalty "draconian" and "enormous", Ferrari sporting director Laurent Mekies ...Keep reading

Read more: Vasseur wants quicker, stricter action for future F1 cost cap breaches - Motorsport.com

McLaren reveals launch date for 2023 Formula 1 car - F1technical.net

McLaren became the fifth team to confirm their launch plans at the start of the New Year with the Woking-based outfit set to uveil its new challenger on February 13, on the same day as Aston Martin.

Read more: McLaren reveals launch date for 2023 Formula 1 car - F1technical.net

Russell: Nothing ‘telling’ Mercedes it cannot fight for F1 title in 2023 - Motorsport.com

After a difficult start to last season, as Mercedes battled excessive porpoising with its W13, the German car manufacturer made good gains over the second half of the year.
Russell was able to deliver his maiden victory at the Brazilian Grand Prix and his bosses are bullish that the lessons they took on board will put them in good stead for the design of the new W14.
Speaking to ...Keep reading

Read more: Russell: Nothing ‘telling’ Mercedes it cannot fight for F1 title in 2023 - Motorsport.com

Marko: Red Bull should fear Mercedes more than Ferrari in F1 2023 - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Red Bull enjoyed a dominant end to 2022 as Max Verstappen clinched his second straight drivers' championship, while the team claimed its first constructors' crown since 2013, winning 17 of the 22 races.
Verstappen and teammate Sergio Perez won 10 of the final 11 races in 2022, with Red Bull's only defeat in this period coming at the Brazilian Grand Prix when George Russell took victory for ...Keep reading

Read more: Marko: Red Bull should fear Mercedes more than Ferrari in F1 2023 - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Marko: Red Bull should fear Mercedes more than Ferrari in F1 2023 - Motorsport.com

Red Bull enjoyed a dominant end to 2022 as Max Verstappen clinched his second straight drivers' championship, while the team claimed its first constructors' crown since 2013, winning 17 of the 22 races.
Verstappen and teammate Sergio Perez won 10 of the final 11 races in 2022, with Red Bull's only defeat in this period coming at the Brazilian Grand Prix when George Russell took victory for ...Keep reading

Read more: Marko: Red Bull should fear Mercedes more than Ferrari in F1 2023 - Motorsport.com

Steiner: Magnussen is "mentally a lot stronger" than before in F1 - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

After terminating Nikita Mazepin’s contract in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine last February, Haas turned to Magnussen as a last-minute replacement for the 2022 season.
Magnussen raced for Haas between 2017 and 2020 before losing his seat, but quickly made a splash upon his return by finishing fifth in Bahrain, despite only signing in time for the second pre-season test.
The ...Keep reading

Read more: Steiner: Magnussen is "mentally a lot stronger" than before in F1 - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

More new F1 team bids expected but process will take “several months” | 2023 F1 season - RaceFans

Yesterday's announcement from Andretti and Cadillac that they intend to submit an entry to compete in Formula 1 is expected to be the first of several.

Read more: More new F1 team bids expected but process will take “several months” | 2023 F1 season - RaceFans

Hamilton has “great hope” for 2023 after strong end to season | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Hamilton has "great hope" for 2023 • Shwartzman tops IndyCar test • GT7 to get free PSVR2 support

Read more: Hamilton has “great hope” for 2023 after strong end to season | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

McLaren senses a good fight but no trouble between Norris and Piastri - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

After two seasons where McLaren has enjoyed a relaxed atmosphere between Norris and Daniel Ricciardo, the arrival of Piastri looks set to deliver a very different dynamic at the team.
Piastri is at a very different stage in his career compared to Ricciardo, and will want to make a name for himself after being at the centre of a tug-of-war battle between McLaren and Alpine over his services for ...Keep reading

Read more: McLaren senses a good fight but no trouble between Norris and Piastri - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Alpine: Ocon has to make "better judgements" racing teammate - Motorsport.com

Szafnauer worked with Ocon at Force India/Racing Point in 2017-‘18, when the Frenchman was involved in several controversial clashes with Sergio Perez.
Last season at Alpine there were moments of tension between Ocon and Fernando Alonso, notably at Interlagos, where they collided on the first lap of the sprint.
That led to both men getting a talking to from the team management. Szafnauer ...Keep reading

Read more: Alpine: Ocon has to make "better judgements" racing teammate - Motorsport.com

Alpine: Ocon has to make "better judgements" racing team-mate - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Szafnauer worked with Ocon at Force India/Racing Point in 2017-18, when the Frenchman was involved in several controversial clashes with Sergio Perez.
Last season at Alpine there were moments of tension between Ocon and Fernando Alonso, notably at Interlagos, where they collided on the first lap of the sprint.
That led to both men getting a talking to from the team management. Szafnauer ...Keep reading

Read more: Alpine: Ocon has to make "better judgements" racing team-mate - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Why a former Williams sponsor was told to pay the team £26 million | 2022 F1 season - RaceFans

Williams may have scored points rarely in 2022, but the team did enjoy a notable off-track success. Towards the end of last year the District Court of the Central District of California agreed the team’s former sponsor Rokit must pay them over £26.2 million. The decision was the latest stage of a dispute between the … Continue reading Why a former Williams sponsor was told to pay the team £26 million

Read more: Why a former Williams sponsor was told to pay the team £26 million | 2022 F1 season - RaceFans

McLaren not ruling out Ricciardo return, but Piastri 'special' - SkySports F1

McLaren boss Zak Brown says he would "love to go racing" with Daniel Ricciardo again in the future despite his Formula 1 struggles, but admits he is enthused by the team's 2023 line-up and the "special" Oscar Piastri.

Read more: McLaren not ruling out Ricciardo return, but Piastri 'special' - SkySports F1

Arrows’ three-seater F1 car to run in Adelaide at former grand prix venue | 2023 F1 season - RaceFans

Visitors to this year’s Adelaide Motorsport Festival will not only be able to pay for a ride in a F1 car, but do so alongside their friends

Read more: Arrows’ three-seater F1 car to run in Adelaide at former grand prix venue | 2023 F1 season - RaceFans

‘Heart surgery while running a marathon’: The challenge facing Williams’ next F1 boss - Motorsport.com

Williams confirmed Jost Capito’s exit after two years heading up its F1 operations, along with the technical director he appointed, FX Demaison, in December. It marked a big change at the top of the team, signalling a desire from its owner, Dorilton Capital, to clean house and go in a different direction.
The team said it would announce a replacement “in due course” and is yet to confirm ...Keep reading

Read more: ‘Heart surgery while running a marathon’: The challenge facing Williams’ next F1 boss - Motorsport.com

F1 2023 floor changes will cost teams half a second in lap time - Motorsport.com

In the wake of the problems that a number of teams faced last year with excessive bouncing, the FIA intervened to try to eradicate the phenomenon.
As well as introducing a short-term fix by the use of an Aerodynamic Oscillation Metric (AOM), F1's governing body also pushed through changes to the 2023 technical regulations.
One of the key ones was a 15mm raising of the floor edges, which is ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 2023 floor changes will cost teams half a second in lap time - Motorsport.com

F1 2023 floor changes will cost teams half a second in lap time - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

In the wake of the problems that a number of teams faced last year with excessive bouncing, the FIA intervened to try to eradicate the phenomenon.
As well as introducing a short-term fix by the use of an Aerodynamic Oscillation Metric (AOM), F1's governing body also pushed through changes to the 2023 technical regulations.
One of the key ones was a 15mm raising of the floor edges, which is ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 2023 floor changes will cost teams half a second in lap time - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Three-seater F1 car to make Adelaide appearance - Motorsport.com

The Arrows AX3 will take part in demonstration runs around the shortened version of the famous Victoria Park circuit that is used for the festival.
Fans will have the chance to win rides in the car as part of a giveaway that will be launched soon.
Arrows originally developed and built the AX3 for promotional purposes back in 2001.
The cars were based on the Arrows A21 that has been used ...Keep reading

Read more: Three-seater F1 car to make Adelaide appearance - Motorsport.com

Newey recalls the last-lap defeat which left Vettel “absolutely distraught” | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Newey recalls the last-lap defeat which left Vettel "absolutely distraught" • Alonso banks on needing extra engine • Hamilton pays tribute to Block

Read more: Newey recalls the last-lap defeat which left Vettel “absolutely distraught” | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

How Ken Block came oh-so-close to a Formula 1 test - Motorsport.com

While the American's competitive arena was in rally cars, the influence he had stretched far beyond asphalt and gravel stages, and reached not only into the Formula 1 paddock, but the wider world too.
Block's Gymkhana videos were the stuff of legend, as his groundbreaking use of social media to make the thrills of modern motorsport mainstream was streets ahead of anything championship ...Keep reading

Read more: How Ken Block came oh-so-close to a Formula 1 test - Motorsport.com

Brawn: My phone is always on if F1 needs any help - Motorsport.com

After a recent spell as F1's managing director of motorsport, Brawn elected to step away and into retirement following the 2022 season.
But after a career that included taking his own team to the F1 title in 2009, plus playing a key role in Ferrari's dominance in the 2000s, Brawn does not want to turn his back completely on the series.
Instead, he says that if there are any areas that he can ...Keep reading

Read more: Brawn: My phone is always on if F1 needs any help - Motorsport.com

Verstappen doesn't understand why he keeps crashing with Hamilton - Motorsport.com

The pair have clashed five times, a list including multiple incidents in the inaugural Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, since the start of 2021 in their closely-fought and controversial title battle season at the end of F1’s previous rules cycle and the conclusion of last season.
Most of the incidents occurred during 2021, but at the penultimate round of the 2022 season, which Verstappen had ...Keep reading

Read more: Verstappen doesn't understand why he keeps crashing with Hamilton - Motorsport.com

Drivers shocked by death of motorsport “hero” Ken Block in snowmobile accident | Other motorsports - RaceFans

Drivers across the motorsport world have shared their shock at the sudden death of rallying star Ken Block yesterday.

Read more: Drivers shocked by death of motorsport “hero” Ken Block in snowmobile accident | Other motorsports - RaceFans

Mercedes sceptical about title after 2022 'disaster' | Car 'broke our engines' - SkySports F1

Mercedes remain sceptical about their 2023 Formula 1 title chances despite the strong finish to the "complete disaster" of a 2022 season.

Read more: Mercedes sceptical about title after 2022 'disaster' | Car 'broke our engines' - SkySports F1

Audi eager to sign ‘experienced’ development driver “by the end of 2023” | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Audi want 'experienced' development driver • Ferrari aim to emulate Red Bull with new car • Piastri's test "critical" says Webber

Read more: Audi eager to sign ‘experienced’ development driver “by the end of 2023” | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Aston Martin: New F1 factory will be a "game changer" - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Aston Martin is currently still working from the original Jordan factory that was first used in 1991, with many employees located in a temporary stack of cabins alongside the main building and the windtunnel staff working at the Mercedes facility in Brackley.
The new facility that is being built alongside its existing base will see everyone in one building, with the entire design department in ...Keep reading

Read more: Aston Martin: New F1 factory will be a "game changer" - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Chinese GP organisers target 2023 F1 calendar return as COVID restrictions ease - Motorsport.com

F1 has been unable to race in China for the past three seasons due to the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent travel restrictions put in place.
The Chinese GP did appear on the provisional 2023 F1 race calendar, only to be dropped due to ongoing COVID-19 restrictions, with no replacement event named and the season reduced to 23 rounds.
But at the end of last year, Chinese authorities announced ...Keep reading

Read more: Chinese GP organisers target 2023 F1 calendar return as COVID restrictions ease - Motorsport.com

Albon understands why Ricciardo needs year away from F1 - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

After being dropped by McLaren for 2023, Ricciardo made it clear that he did not have a serious interest in potential opportunities with teams like Haas and Williams.
He preferred instead to take a year out in a third driver role with Red Bull, allowing him to take a step back and find new motivation ahead of a hoped-for return to a race seat in 2024.
Having spent a year on the sidelines in ...Keep reading

Read more: Albon understands why Ricciardo needs year away from F1 - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Leading athletes on how women’s sport can reach new heights in 2023 - SkySports F1

Increased visibility, greater financial backing and consistency are just three areas a group of leading female athletes are desperate to see implemented as women’s sport looks to take another giant leap forward in 2023.

Read more: Leading athletes on how women’s sport can reach new heights in 2023 - SkySports F1

Sprint races ‘still haven’t proved their worth’ – Gasly | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Sprint races 'still haven't proved their worth' - Gasly • Sargeant completes seat fitting • F2 and F3 logistics "complicated" for Australian debut

Read more: Sprint races ‘still haven’t proved their worth’ – Gasly | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Williams needs "rolling pin" to iron out peakiness with 2023 F1 car — Albon - Motorsport.com

Albon, who replaced George Russell this season at the Grove outfit after a year on the sidelines, suggests that the FW44 was too peaky in terms of its performance over a range of different circuits.
Albon scored points on only three occasions in 2022, with a high of ninth place in Miami. He’s hoping that the new FW45 will be more consistently competitive and create more points-scoring chances ...Keep reading

Read more: Williams needs "rolling pin" to iron out peakiness with 2023 F1 car — Albon - Motorsport.com

Why 2023 is an unmissable year on Sky Sports - SkySports F1

As the New Year begins, we take a look ahead at the thrilling line-up of action to come on Sky Sports in 2023.

Read more: Why 2023 is an unmissable year on Sky Sports - SkySports F1