Confirmation that Guanyu Zhou remains at Alfa Romeo leaves just three vacancies on the 2023 F1 grid.
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Alfa Romeo has announced that Zhou Guanyu will continue to partner Valtteri Bottas in 2023.
McLaren and OKX have unveiled a bespoke celebration livery to be carried on the MCL36s at the Singapore and Japanese Grands Prix.
The second Friday practice session in Japan will be extended to 90 minutes in order to allow the teams to work with Pirelli on the 2023 tyre compounds.
With 18-inch tyres that have a completely different compound and structure compared to the ones used three years ago - as well as new asphalt - it's almost like a totally new race.
We are confident that the upgrade worked. Now we have to find a good balance for the car, and hopefully we can get some more points on the tracks that suit our car better than the high-speed tracks like Spa and Monza.
Ferrari's F1 racing director, Laurent Mekies says the Italian team remains committed to its young driver initiative despite the fall-out over the Oscar Piastri saga.
Spanish IndyCar racer, Alex Palou admits his first experience at the wheel of an F1 car lived up to expectations.
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One of several 'big name' signings at Aston Martin, Dan Fallows is predicting a "big step" for the Silverstone-based outfit next season.
Veteran engineer, Alan Permane believes that the process of deciding the grid order following the allocation of penalties could be automated.
The FIA has tonight officially rejected Colton Herta's bid for the superlicence that would have allowed him to compete in the 2023 Formula One World Championship.
F1 has followed the (immediate) money trail and is barking up the "sustainable" fuel tree, once again Liberty "Patsy" Media and the FIA are dancing to the tune of another.
Mercedes Trackside Engineering Director, Andrew Shovlin admits that the German team was "overly optimistic" in its approach to the 2022 rules overhaul.
