Formula 1 FIA stewards advise F1 rule change after Haas investigation The FIA stewards have suggested a F1 rule needs to be reconsidered after an investigation into an alleged Haas incident in Baku qualifying
Formula 1 Hamilton ‘driving too slow’ investigation yields no penalty Lewis Hamilton has avoided a penalty following an investigation into allegedly driving unnecessarily slowly ahead of Lando Norris in Azerbaijan Grand Prix qualifying
Formula 1 Russell: Major incident ‘a matter of time’ with 2022 F1 cars GPDA director George Russell has warned it is a “matter of time” before F1 suffers a “major incident” because of the new generation of cars
Formula 1 Alonso responds to Albon accusation of ‘playing the system’ Fernando Alonso has dismissed Formula 1 peer Alex Albon’s suggestion that his visit to the Turn 15 escape road in Baku qualifying was in any way intentional or tactical
Formula 1 Ferrari reliability worry only fixed in ‘medium/long-term’ Ferrari has a reliability concern with its Formula 1 engine that will only be addressed in the “medium/long-term”, according to team principal Mattia Binotto
Formula 1 Ferrari concerned by senior FIA role for ex-Mercedes advisor Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto says the appointment of an ex-Mercedes advisor to a senior FIA position is a “concern” but expects the governing body to ensure no “conflicts of interest”
Formula 1 Vettel’s alternative suggestion to ‘funny’ F1 driver salary cap Sebastian Vettel has suggested that Formula 1 team earnings should be capped, and excess profits put to other causes, as he finds it “funny” that driver salaries could be limited
Formula 1 ‘Fundamental improvements’ needed – so where are Mercedes losses? Mercedes admits its car needs “fundamental improvements” to be more competitive at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix as a comparison with the pacesetting Ferrari highlights its all-round losses as Scott Mitchell explains
Formula 1 Hamilton/Vettel to stay ‘outspoken’ as FIA appoints new advisor The FIA has appointed a new equality, diversity and inclusion advisor, the day after its president had to clarify comments about outspoken F1 drivers
Formula 1 Verstappen: F1 salary cap ‘completely wrong’, hurts young drivers Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen says a driver salary cap would be “completely wrong” and would also “hurt all the junior categories”
Formula 1 ‘Feed me pressure’ – How Schumacher’s handling Haas ultimatum Mick Schumacher wants to use the pressure he is facing in Formula 1 as motivation as his Haas team says he cannot afford to repeat his costly crashes
Formula 1 FIA president moved to clarify remarks about driver activism The FIA president has emphasised his belief in sport “as a catalyst of progress” after an interview interpreted as critical of driver activism
Formula 1 Haas concerns over Ferrari reliability now ‘a little bigger’ Guenther Steiner has admitted Haas’s reliability concerns “got a little bigger” after the Ferrari failure that cost Kevin Magnussen an MGU-K
Formula 1 Alpine trying to counter F1 team’s male-dominated ‘banter culture’ Alpine has admitted its Formula 1 team has a “male-dominated” banter culture that it is trying to counter, alongside the launch of a partnership with LGBTQ+ initiative Racing Pride
Formula 1 FIA notes on pit exit line updated after Monaco controversy The FIA race director’s instructions regarding the pitlane exit line have been updated for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, following the Monaco controversy in which Ferrari protested Red Bull
Formula 1 The other weaknesses Mercedes’ 2022 F1 car still has Porpoising: solved. But the list of things wrong with the 2022 Mercedes Formula 1 car is still too big for it to threaten Red Bull and Ferrari any time soon
Formula 1 The US epiphany that made Magnussen a better F1 team-mate Kevin Magnussen had a “very challenging” relationship with his team-mate last time he was in F1. Now things are different and his time racing in the US has a big role to play in that
Formula 1 Norris’s value to McLaren has never been clearer Lando Norris has scored 81.40% of McLaren’s 2022 points – no mean feat against a driver the calibre of Daniel Ricciardo, even given his current struggles – and it’s clear his importance to McLaren has parallels with F1’s frontrunners
Formula 1 Vettel’s form is a sign it’s worth his while staying in F1 Sebastian Vettel suffered a dreadful start to 2022, but his campaign is finally gaining momentum. With an ever-improving Aston Martin package, there are signs its worthwhile he stays in F1
Formula 1 The 11th team F1 probably wants before Andretti Formula 1 and the FIA’s willingness to expand the grid beyond 10 teams would be good news for Michael Andretti if he was the sort of entrant F1 wanted. But he is not
Formula 1 ‘F1 was too heavy on my life before’ – Magnussen’s new outlook Kevin Magnussen has returned to Formula 1 in 2022 as a very different person, with very different feelings about F1 – as he discusses with Scott Mitchell in a candid and revealing interview
Formula 1 Leclerc loss and anger a wake-up call in Ferrari’s title bid Charles Leclerc’s anger after the Monaco Grand Prix was a wake-up call for Ferrari that it needs to heed to keep its 2022 Formula 1 title bid on track
Formula 1 The silver lining to Monaco GP’s biggest underachievement AlphaTauri hasn’t made the same impression at the start of the 2022 Formula 1 season as it did last year. That’s reflected in its points total, and by its Monaco Grand Prix weekend
Formula 1 Steiner’s warning shows how high stakes are for Schumacher The fact Mick Schumacher still hasn’t scored a point in Formula 1 is the least of Haas’s concerns after another big crash, this time in Monaco. And it’s starting to show, too, in the team’s comments
Formula 1 Option for Ricciardo to leave McLaren is his, not the team’s If Daniel Ricciardo’s not in McLaren’s 2023 Formula 1 line-up, it will have been his choice, not the team’s. Scott Mitchell looks at what the “mechanisms” for a split actually are, and how Ricciardo is feeling about his situation
Formula 1 Option for Ricciardo to leave McLaren is his, not the team’s If Daniel Ricciardo’s not in McLaren’s 2023 Formula 1 line-up, it will have been his choice, not the team’s. Scott Mitchell looks at what the “mechanisms” for a split actually are, and how Ricciardo is feeling about his situation
Formula 1 FIA’s most senior F1 figure leaves, replaced by ex-Wolff advisor The FIA’s new-for-2022 Formula 1 structure will undergo a major change following the departure of Peter Bayer
Formula 1 Newest Indy 500 winner is a lesson in judging drivers Marcus Ericsson in F1: Best result of eighth. Marcus Ericsson in IndyCar: Championship leader and Indy 500 winner. What does that say about F1, IndyCar and how drivers are judged? Here’s Scott Mitchell’s take
Formula 1 The clashes and passes Monaco TV direction made you miss The Monaco GP can be a tough watch for Formula 1 fans. Even in Sunday’s wet conditions, they missed several of the few exciting moments that happened thanks to the in-house TV coverage
Formula 1 Hamilton picked up damage in unseen second Ocon clash Lewis Hamilton suffered front wing damage in an unseen second incident with Esteban Ocon that was missed by the Monaco GP’s television coverage
Formula 1 Perez will sign a new Red Bull deal – if he hasn’t already Five words from Sergio Perez, some amateur body language analysis and no outright denials all suggest the same thing – he will drive for Red Bull Racing in Formula 1 next season
Formula 1 Frustrated Ferrari and Sainz felt victims of double standards Ferrari was fined and vehemently criticised by the Formula 1 stewards for impeding in Monaco Grand Prix practice, yet unpunished baulking by backmarkers cost Carlos Sainz the race win. That’s double standards, say Sainz and his team
Formula 1 The ‘cut and paste’ error at centre of failed Ferrari protest A mistake in the Formula 1 race director’s Monaco Grand Prix event notes prompted a contradiction with the FIA International Sporting Code that was at the centre of Ferrari’s failed Red Bull protests
Formula 1 Perez keeps Monaco GP win after Ferrari protests dismissed Ferrari’s protests against Monaco Grand Prix winner Sergio Perez and Formula 1 championship leader Max Verstappen have been rejected
Formula 1 Cause of Monaco GP delay and rolling restarts revealed The long delay before Formula 1’s Monaco Grand Prix finally started was caused by a power supply issue that also meant a standing start was not possible
Formula 1 Ferrari protests Perez, Verstappen for ‘clear breach’ in Monaco Ferrari has lodged a protest against Sergio Perez and Max Verstappen for touching the pit exit line after a Monaco pitstop
Formula 1 The worrying parallels with Ricciardo’s 2021 F1 nadir The 2021 Monaco GP was a real low point in Daniel Ricciardo’s first season with McLaren – and the 2022 edition isn’t looking much better
Formula 1 Has Red Bull remedied its ‘self-inflicted’ DRS woes? Red Bull believes it has resolved its “self-inflicted” DRS problems from the Spanish Grand Prix after learning “painful lessons” last week
Formula 1 Verstappen ire over Perez error hints at a rule F1 needs Max Verstappen’s frustration that a driver can benefit from crashing in Monaco Grand Prix qualifying was slightly awkward given he was burned by Red Bull Formula 1 team-mate Sergio Perez’s Q3 mistake
Formula 1 Stewards: Ferrari’s Sainz radio messages ‘grossly incorrect’ The Monaco Grand Prix stewards have warned of severe penalties in Formula 1 qualifying if drivers repeat an “unacceptable” impeding offence by Carlos Sainz in final practice