LIVE | It's developed and ready - Ferrari reveals new F1-75 for 2022 F1 season
• The Ferrari F1 team unveils its 2022 car today, 17 February.
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Zak Brown plays down title talk for McLaren in 2022
Zak Brown has sought to deliver a dose of realism over the potential for McLaren to be challenging for the Drivers’ and Constructors’ championships this coming season in Formula 1, and says it’ll be a few more years before they’re right back at the front.
Mercedes and Red Bull could be playing catch-up in new F1 season, says Ross Brawn
London — Formula One managing director Ross Brawn believes Mercedes and Red Bull could be off the pace when the new season starts next month after they were caught up in last year's "intense" world championship battle.
FIA reveal 'a few surprises' when inspecting teams' cars for 2022 F1 campaign
The FIA’s Nikolas Tombazis has said that they have seen a few surprises when inspecting the Formula 1 teams’ new cars for the upcoming season, but nothing as dramatically revolutionary as the double diffuser that caused such a storm in 2009.
Jean Alesi drops launch hint over new Ferrari F1 car that's a 'real gem'
Former Ferrari driver Jean Alesi has revealed that the Scuderia are planning on launching a genuine 2022 car later this afternoon, rather than a show car, and that the latest Prancing Horse is a ‘real gem.’
George Russell has Mercedes seat fitting as Lewis Hamilton makes factory appearance
George Russell had his Mercedes seat fitting yesterday ahead of the new Formula 1 season, and team-mate Lewis Hamilton was in attendance at the factory to help him out.
Ross Brawn talks up excitement factor for 2022 Formula 1 season
Formula 1‘s Ross Brawn has said that the 2022 season should provide very exciting racing and plenty of close-quarters action thanks to the new rules, with him predicting we’ll see more competition up at the front alongside Mercedes and Red Bull.
Mercedes announce Lewis Hamilton’s 16th season ... kind of
Johannesburg - After months of speculation and uncertainty, Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton have seemingly put paid to any talks of retirement with a two-word post on their Twitter account on Wednesday afternoon.