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Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has hinted that new constructors are not needed at the moment, adding that there have been “no changes” in the ongoing request for Andretti Global to enter the sport.

Domenicali spoke of his belief that Formula 1 is in a good position with its current grid of 10 teams, and that any team that is approved to enter will have to add value to the sport.

Michael Andretti heads up the organisation and has been outspoken in his view that he should be able to enter a team into Formula 1, with father and former World Champion Mario also previously saying that he is mystified as to why the sport would turn them down, given the commitments they have made if their entry is approved.

While Andretti also confirmed they are “on it every day” to try and get an entry over the line, the ultimate decision lies with FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem.

Domenicali revealed that, while Andretti have been public about their Formula 1 hopes, others have been enquiring in private about entering a new constructor – but added that the protocols in place for approving new entries are the same for everyone.

“I think today in the actual status of F1, it’s not a problem of quantity, where we can see a step of increasing the value of F1,” Domenicali told reporters when asked about Andretti’s potential