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
Video: What now for Porsche and Red Bull after talks collapse?
Why did the Formula 1 talks between Red Bull and Porsche break down? Where does Porsche go from here? And is the door open to another manufacturer? Our video answers those questions
F1 podcast: Alpine’s 2023 options + what its test will achieve
Who should Alpine sign to join Esteban Ocon in 2023? That’s the question asked on The Race F1 Podcast, which considers the case for Alpine’s third ‘first choice’, Pierre Gasly, plus its other candidates.
‘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
Ferrari’s about to end an unusual 46-year F1 anomaly
Robert Shwartzman’s outing for Ferrari in Friday practice at the United States Grand Prix will end a Formula 1 statistical oddity
Bring Back V10s: Barrichello’s glorious but bizarre first win
A track invader, victory from 18th on the grid, a contentious Schumacher collision and a big Villeneuve career mistake – Bring Back V10s tackles Hockenheim 2000
Red Bull admits altering set-up for Perez costs it performance
As Sergio Perez’s performances continue to drift away from his Formula 1 dominating team-mate Max Verstappen’s level, Red Bull admits it will usually “lose a bit of performance” when it sets the car up for Perez’s style
Not getting what he wanted may be a huge win for Palou
Alex Palou won’t race for Arrow McLaren SP in 2023 like he wanted. Instead, he gets to test in F1 and keep an absolute top-tier IndyCar ride
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
Palou stays at Ganassi for 2023, McLaren keeps Rosenqvist
IndyCar 2021 champion Alex Palou will remain within Ganassi’s roster for 2023, despite having initially intended to race for Arrow McLaren SP
