Formula One News — May 2024

Fernando Alonso agrees with his mentor and advisor Flavio Briatore that Aston Martin is at risk of being left behind in the Formula 1 midfield.

Audi-Sauber is continuing its charm offensive to attract Carlos Sainz to the team.

Toto Wolff is not worried that Mercedes' formerly dominant team structure appears to be in a state of collapse.

Pierre Wache has denied that he is feeling the "pressure" of effectively replacing the great Adrian Newey as Red Bull's top technical guru.

It appears very unlikely that Logan Sargeant will remain in Formula 1 beyond 2024 - and he could leave Williams even earlier.

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Audi-owned Sauber is now openly describing the possibility of signing Carlos Sainz for 2025 and beyond as an "important objective".

Valtteri Bottas was spotted making a solo visit to the Williams motorhome at Imola.

Fernando Alonso's key advisor says the Aston Martin team is "going backwards".

Max Verstappen emerged from his Imola struggles on Saturday to equal the great Ayrton Senna's record of eight consecutive pole positions.

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Emilio Romagna GP - Saturday Press Conference

Emilio Romagna GP - Saturday Team Quotes

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Alpine can thrive even without its two current race drivers, team boss Bruno Famin insists.

Adrian Newey is inching "closer and closer" to a sensational move to Ferrari.

Ferrari has become a "serious opponent" for the dominant Red Bull team, the latter's top F1 consultant Dr Helmut Marko admitted at Imola.

Oliver Bearman appears to be marching towards a full-time Haas race seat for 2025.