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Mercedes has made more changes to its engine design going into the 2022 Formula 1 season than at any other time since F1’s hybrid rules began in 2014
Mercedes has launched its 2022 Formula 1 car with a return to its traditional livery and final confirmation that Lewis Hamilton will race in 2022
Lewis Hamilton has admitted the aftermath of Formula 1’s controversial 2021 season finale was a “difficult time” and he needed to take a “step back”, before refocusing for 2022
When the new Ferrari F1-75 was revealed, all eyes were on the unique sidepod design. In the latest edition of The Race F1 Podcast, we ask whether Ferrari has had a stroke of genius, or got it wrong
Ferrari has made massive changes to its Formula 1 engine for 2022, creating a power unit containing “so much that is new and innovative” as it pushed to get ahead before the engine freeze kicks in
Following the announcement that Michael Masi will no longer be Formula 1 race director, among other changes, we debate whether the FIA has done enough to respond to what happened in Abu Dhabi last year in the latest edition of The Race F1 Podcast
One laconic and unflappable, the other strict and direct – Eduardo Freitas and Niels Wittich will replace Michael Masi in Formula 1’s revamped race direction structure. Sam Smith explains how both men work, how they’ve been viewed by competitors in their past paddocks, and some of the controversies
Ferrari hopes its F1-75 car for the 2022 F1 season will return it to the winners’ circle. But if the concept it showed off during its launch is the real deal, it means everyone else has gone down the wrong avenue – and that, says Gary Anderson, seems unlikely
Charlie Whiting’s long-time assistant Herbie Blash is back in Formula 1’s race direction set-up as a ‘permanent advisor’. It’s a great decision, says Mark Hughes
Ex-Aston Martin F1 chief Otmar Szafnauer has joined Alpine, while the engine department will be overseen by a fellow high-profile newcomer
The 2022 Formula 1 rules are specifically intended to make overtaking easier, but it already looks like teams’ designs are going to counteract that
Michael Masi’s departure as FIA Formula 1 race director has felt inevitable during the fallout from the 2021 season finale in Abu Dhabi
