Author: Inside Racing

Ferrari will not have a No.1 driver in 2022 with any team orders dictated by circumstances on the track, team boss Mattia Binotto says.

Pierre Gasly admits he is “disappointed” by the lack of recognition from Red Bull for his strong results at AlphaTauri.

George Russell believes there are five Formula 1 teams capable of “doing something special” thanks to the 2022 rule changes.

Improving the FIA’s decision-making is about more than just replacing race director Michael Masi, Mercedes boss Toto Wolff claims.

Bahrain has voiced its support for potentially holding a 2022 Formula 1 Sprint race on the short Outer circuit.

The Nurburgring has voiced its interest in talks with Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali over the future of the German Grand Prix.

Aston Martin has announced the departure of team boss Otmar Szafnauer ahead of the new Formula 1 season.

Haas have high expectations for 2022 but believe repeating Brawn GP’s 2009 fairytale is highly unlikely.

January is set to be an “important month” for Volkswagen and whether they enter Formula 1 from 2026, CEO Stefano Domenicali says.

Felipe Massa believes Lewis Hamilton is dealing with similar feelings to those he had after losing the Formula 1 title in 2008.