Why is the FIA planning a new-team application process, what are the chances of a newcomer joining the Formula 1 grid and who will be queuing up to stake their claim are all questions tackled in the latest edition of The Race F1 Podcast
The prospect of a team joining the Formula 1 grid looks better than at any time in recent memory, but the formal application process hasn’t yet begun – and is no guarantee of a new entry being admitted
No new president or revised structure was going to allow the FIA to go from controversy to a perfectly regulated F1 season, and the extent of the changes meant many gave it the benefit of the doubt in 2022. It won’t get the same leniency this year
The prospect of another team joining F1 seems more realistic following the suggestion that the FIA will allow those keen on joining to register their interest. But what does that process involve, what steps come next, and does it guarantee there will be a new team?
Formula 1 and the FIA now appear open to considering expanding the grid beyond the current 10 teams – but what kind of teams should be accepted? Our writers give their verdict
Fernando Alonso is no stranger to a highly-dramatic team switch in Formula 1 – but could his latest gamble be the most explosive yet?
Between public declarations of interest and private moves behind the scenes, Formula 1 has a fascinating mix of potential new teams and manufacturers sniffing around its periphery
The FIA is planning to allow prospective new Formula 1 teams to register their interest in joining the championship, the clearest indication yet that F1’s grid could grow beyond 10 teams
Should Honda return to Formula 1 with Red Bull in 2026, there could be a highly contentious decision involved. Our latest video explains more
