Formula One News — May 2022

The FIA's new president is stamping his authority over Toto Wolff and Lewis Hamilton, according to well-known Russian F1 commentator Alexey Popov.

Africa could be Formula 1's next new destination, even though the sport has decided not to replace the axed Russian GP this year.

As rumours about Sebastian Vettel's future continue, the quadruple world champion has received another alternative job offer.

World champion Max Verstappen is "a little better" than his 2022 title rival Charles Leclerc.

Formula 1 team bosses admit that rumours suggesting Monaco needs to change gear in order to keep its historic annual street race on the calendar are not wide of the mark.

Mick Schumacher may have reason to be "concerned" about his Formula 1 career.

Kimi Raikkonen's retirement only partly explains the big step forward made by Alfa Romeo in 2022.

Nikita Mazepin will keep his racing instincts alive by contesting the Dakar-style Russian Silk Way off-road rally.

Sebastian Vettel looks likely to be racing away from Formula 1.

Lewis Hamilton's stance against the jewellery clampdown in Formula 1 is not backed by the president of the Grand Prix Drivers' Association.

Alpine has emerged in support of Michael Andretti's bid to add an eleventh team to Formula 1.

Max Verstappen is not ruling out a move from Red Bull - after 2028.

Dr Helmut Marko says it's "nonsense" that Red Bull is already blasting through its limited allocation of money for car development in 2022.

Lewis Hamilton is being "hunted" by Formula 1's "new generation", according to F1 legend Jacky Ickx.

Mick Schumacher did not make "a big step" between his first season in Formula 1 last year and 2022.

Aston Martin will reportedly unveil a 'B-spec' car in Barcelona this weekend.

Criticism of the otherwise glitzy, popular and celebrity-rich inaugural Miami GP is continuing to flow.

Axed and disgraced former F1 race director Michael Masi could make a comeback.

Mercedes' 2022 struggles are not so woeful that the German carmaker's CEO is considering pulling out of Formula 1.

Alpine has earmarked Silverstone as the scene of the first talks with Fernando Alonso about potentially extending the 40-year-old's contract.

Sebastian Vettel could turn to Indycar if his Formula 1 career ends at the conclusion of this year's world championship.

Dr Helmut Marko insists Ferrari has nothing to worry about in terms of Red Bull breaching this year's budget cap.

Top race executive Tom Garfinkel admits the otherwise popular and celebrity-fuelled inaugural Miami GP actually lost money.

It has been a civil head-to-head so far, but tension could be starting to heat up between 2022 title protagonists Red Bull and Ferrari.