Formula One News — September 2023

Fernando Alonso has denied feeling frustrated at Aston Martin's lagging progress following a stellar start to 2023.

Team chiefs insist the decision about Alpha Tauri's driver lineup for 2024 is yet to be taken.

Lewis Hamilton admits he needs to up his game in qualifying.

Dr Helmut Marko has backed Ferrari's Charles Leclerc to hit back at his on-form teammate Carlos Sainz.

Lance Stroll says doctors actually cleared him to race a week ago in Singapore.

Interim Alpine team boss Bruno Famin admits he is in talks with Mick Schumacher.

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McLaren CEO Zak Brown has pulled itself off the Formula 1 driver market for now.

Max Verstappen and his father have denied that the runaway world championship leader will not "slack off" in the last part of the 2023 season.

Charles Leclerc does not sound too concerned about the reportedly shifting driver hierarchy at Ferrari.

Daniel Ricciardo could miss up to two more grands prix, new Alpha Tauri CEO Peter Bayer has admitted.

Ralf Schumacher has leapt to the defence of Red Bull's under-fire team advisor Dr Helmut Marko.

The McLaren-Mercedes F1 team announced today that they have extended the contract with Oscar Piastri through the 2026 season

Mike Krack has played down Fernando Alonso's rare negativity in the wake of the Singapore GP weekend.

Having kept quiet on the matter throughout the Singapore GP weekend, Dr Helmut Marko has broken his silence once again on the Sergio Perez affair.

Liam Lawson looks set to be left out of Alpha Tauri's race driver lineup for 2024.

Felipe Massa will not have Mercedes' backing as he pushes ahead with potential legal action against the FIA and Formula 1.

Contrary to recent rumblings, Yuki Tsunoda seems destined to keep his Alpha Tauri seat for 2024.

Dr Helmut Marko thinks Red Bull will be back firing on all cylinders this weekend at Suzuka.

The Italian press is openly wondering whether Ferrari has a new 'number 1' driver.

The EU's European Council is still trying to thwart the Formula 1 aspirations of axed Haas racer Nikita Mazepin.