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As expected, F1's owners have not taken kindly to the FIA president's claim that a reported $20bn Saudi bid for the sport was "inflated".

Despite Mercedes late revival in 2022, team boss Toto Wolff fears his team may begin the new season off the pace of the leaders.

Haas is retaining Pietro Fittipaldi as its official test and reserve driver for the 2023 season.

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At some point or other, you'll need to use performance parts for your car.

In yet another strange move, FIA president, Mohammed ben Sulayem has called for caution following claims of a $20bn bid for F1.

"There are a few little things we've got up our sleeve," says former Mercedes aerodynamicist, as he insists that lessons have been learned.

While admitting that F1 is not "totally off the table" for Hyundai, Cyril Abiteboul insists that for now rallying remains the priority.

AlphaTauri boss, Franz Tost admits that his preference would have been to have Mick Schumacher in the second car.

Talk of a $20bn bid for a sport that cost just $4.4bn in 2017 has all the smoke and mirrors hallmarks of its former boss.

While it is a forgone conclusion that Lewis Hamilton is going to agree a new deal with Mercedes, speculation over the length of the deal and the money involved has led to the usual media frenzy.

As work begins on Qiddiya's state-of-the-art track, it is confirmed that the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix will remain at Jeddah for the foreseeable future.

No less than four drivers will be working behind the scenes at Maranello as Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz spearhead Ferrari's 2023 title hopes.

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Reports coming out if Italy suggest Ferrari's 2023 contender is at least a second quicker than its predecessor.