Formula 1 Two reasons Schumacher’s Ferrari F1 dream has died Mick Schumacher is fighting to stay in Formula 1 but even if he does it looks like his dream of one day racing for Ferrari is over
Formula 1 Herta’s still the American driver F1 needs – US GP chief United States Grand Prix promoter Bobby Epstein reckons Colton Herta could yet make the switch to Formula 1, even if the hope has been dashed for 2023, and thinks his IndyCar background makes him ideal for F1’s US profile
Formula 1 What’s at stake for Ferrari if it can’t win again in 2022 Ferrari is in danger of not adding to its measly tally of four wins in a 2022 Formula 1 season where it has had the fastest car in qualifying. Just how bad an underachievement is that and what does it say about the future of the team?
Formula 1 Audi target adds unnecessary pressure to its new F1 project Amid the excitement of Audi’s Formula 1 plans for 2026 finally being confirmed and the first concrete deals of the new project being revealed last month, the manufacturer also seemed to make its first mistake
Formula 1 How Albon’s ambitious bid to recover for Singapore is going Alex Albon has stepped up his recovery efforts following the complications of his appendicitis surgery in a bid to be fit for Formula 1’s Singapore Grand Prix next week
Formula 1 The favourites for each remaining seat on the 2023 F1 grid There are four seats left to fill in the 2023 Formula 1 driver line-up. We run through who’s in contention for each of them, who isn’t and why, and make our prediction for who goes where
Formula 1 Horner: FIA needs to make IndyCar/F1 driver switch easier Red Bull Formula 1 boss Christian Horner believes the FIA needs to address the superlicence restrictions that have now thwarted an attempt to bring Colton Herta across from IndyCar
Formula 1 Tsunoda to remain with AlphaTauri for 2023 F1 season Yuki Tsunoda will remain at AlphaTauri for a third season in Formula 1 in 2023, although the identity of his team-mate is still to be determined
Formula 1 How De Vries impressed three F1 teams and attracted two more Nyck de Vries made a positive impression with all three of the Formula 1 teams he’s driven for in 2022 – and he’s now on the radar of two more. Scott Mitchell-Malm explains the impact that he’s made
Formula 1 Red Bull had chance to sign Piastri as F1 junior Red Bull had an option to sign 2023 McLaren Formula 1 driver Oscar Piastri when he was at the start of his junior single-seater career, according to Christian Horner
Formula 1 Monaco secures F1 future with new deal until 2025 The Monaco Grand Prix has agreed a new deal to remain on the Formula 1 calendar until at least the 2025 season
Formula 1 F1 reveals 24-race calendar for 2023 season A 24-race 2023 Formula 1 calendar has been approved by the FIA, with South Africa absent as expected and China provisionally returning
Formula 1 McLaren wants to avoid ‘aggressive’ 2023 F1 development rate McLaren wants to develop its 2023 Formula 1 car less during the season because the “aggressive” rate it has had this year cannot be maintained
Formula 1 F1 superlicence points must go. Here’s a better system Rather than keeping out drivers who aren’t good enough, Formula 1’s superlicence system seems to be stopping those who obviously have the requisite talent. Scott Mitchell-Malm says it’s time for a change
Formula 1 ‘I don’t have a list’ – Vettel’s only guaranteed post-F1 racing The familiar surroundings of the Race of Champions will give Sebastian Vettel his first post-F1 outing -but will there even be a second?
Formula 1 De Vries met with Marko, AlphaTauri now among 2023 options Nyck de Vries met with Red Bull motorsport advisor Helmut Marko in Austria this week and his list of F1 options now includes AlphaTauri
Formula 1 Alpine considering end to F1 academy after Piastri saga After losing Oscar Piastri, Alpine suggests it might not take on any new F1 juniors ever again – “because why would we?”
Formula 1 Mercedes may be giving up on its F1 streak to get 2023 right As the challenge from Ferrari continues to waver, does Mercedes instead have a hope of beating Red Bull and Max Verstappen to win a race before the end of the Formula 1 season?
Formula 1 How did Porsche’s apparently certain Red Bull F1 deal collapse? Senior figures throughout the Formula 1 paddock spoke for months as though a Red Bull-Porsche deal was a mere formality. Until it fell apart completely
Formula 1 F1’s lost its most intriguing rookie gamble since Verstappen Had Colton Herta arrived at AlphaTauri for 2023, it would’ve marked a significant break from current Formula 1 convention. Instead, the championship’s missing out on a delightfully unusual choice
Formula 1 Herta’s potential Red Bull/AlphaTauri F1 deal reportedly off Red Bull has abandoned its efforts to sign IndyCar race winner Colton Herta for its AlphaTauri team in Formula 1 next season, according to reports
Formula 1 ‘One of the hires I’m most proud of’ – Alpine CEO on Szafnauer Alpine CEO Laurent Rossi rates Formula 1 team principal Otmar Szafnauer as “one of the hires I’m most proud of” and says he is doing an “excellent job” despite the team losing Fernando Alonso and Oscar Piastri
Formula 1 McLaren hands IndyCar’s Palou his first F1 test Alex Palou is making his F1 testing debut for McLaren at Barcelona this week, driving a 2021 car alongside fellow IndyCar star Pato O’Ward
Formula 1 De Vries still feels future out of his hands in ‘volatile’ F1 F1 is too “volatile” for Nyck de Vries to feel assured of a spot on the 2023 grid – with Williams or Alpine – after his star debut at Monza
Formula 1 Haas recruits ex-Raikkonen F1 race engineer for Magnussen The Haas Formula 1 team has recruited ex-McLaren and Renault engineer Mark Slade to be Kevin Magnussen’s full-time race engineer
Formula 1 How a backwards step could save Herta’s F1 superlicence bid If Red Bull really is determined to get Colton Herta a Formula 1 superlicence, there appears to be a way to do it that doesn’t require a ruling from the FIA it’s unlikely to get. It just needs him to be successful – and might require some time
Formula 1 Williams target de Vries faces 2023 choice as Alpine plans test Williams wants to sign Nyck de Vries for the 2023 Formula 1 season but faces competition from Alpine, which plans to test de Vries in the coming weeks
Formula 1 F1 teams couldn’t agree rule to prevent safety-car finishes Formula 1 and the FIA pushed to find a way to avoid grands prix ending under a safety car but teams failed to agree on a solution
Formula 1 The rules that forced controversial end to F1’s Italian GP The FIA received criticism from all corners for the way it handled the end of F1’s Italian Grand Prix but it was simply a case of the rules being applied in the consistent manner many have demanded, as Scott Mitchell-Malm explains
Formula 1 Italian GP crowd booing FIA, not Verstappen – Binotto The Italian Grand Prix fans were booing the FIA not race winner Max Verstappen according to Ferrari Formula 1 team boss Mattia Binotto, who was “disappointed” at how the late-race safety car was handled
Formula 1 Summons puts de Vries’ debut F1 points finish at risk Formula 1 debutant Nyck de Vries’ points finish at the Italian Grand Prix at Monza may be in jeopardy as he has been called to see the stewards after the race
Formula 1 Doohan in F1 frame but Alpine would prefer debut elsewhere Formula 2 frontrunner Jack Doohan is under consideration for a 2023 Alpine Formula 1 seat but CEO Laurent Rossi would prefer a more experienced driver and for Doohan to make his debut on loan elsewhere
Formula 1 Alpine: Piastri wrong to snub Williams, doesn’t share values Alpine CEO Laurent Rossi believes Oscar Piastri did not follow Formula 1 “tradition” by picking a move to McLaren over a two-year Williams loan deal and a future at the Renault works team, saying past champions would’ve taken what Alpine offered
Formula 1 Aggressive de Vries has made case for Williams seat already Nyck de Vries has been on F1’s periphery for a while, but there was never an ironclad case for him to be on the grid. There might be one now
Formula 1 Why is F1 just not interested in F2’s runaway champion? Brazil’s Felipe Drugovich has dominated F1’s main feeder series F2 this year, yet F1 teams don’t see him as a 2023 option. How come? Scott Mitchell-Malm explains
Formula 1 Albon out of Monza F1 race, de Vries gets shock debut Nyck de Vries will make his Formula 1 debut in the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, replacing Alex Albon at Williams
Formula 1 Ferrari wonders if car development has sparked tyre problems Ferrari is seeking to understand whether its aerodynamic development has created the tyre management problems that have hurt its F1 form
Formula 1 Where Red Bull and Honda stand now Porsche is off the table Now Red Bull’s not going to be pairing up with Porsche for Formula 1’s 2026 engine regulations, is its old partner Honda more likely to step into the gap? Here’s the current state of play
Formula 1 Red Bull: Porsche got ‘ahead of themselves’ over 50% stake Red Bull boss Christian Horner says Porsche got “a little bit ahead of themselves” with talk of buying a 50% stake in the Formula 1 organisation, following the collapse of their negotiations
Formula 1 Giovinazzi hopes his Haas outings lead to 2023 F1 seat Antonio Giovinazzi has admitted he hopes his Haas Friday practice outings are a route back onto the Formula 1 grid in 2023
