Pierre Gasly to Leave Red Bull Family for First Time in His F1 Career Formula One’s contract silly season just got a tad sillier. Sports Illustrated · Oct 8, 2022
Alpine confirms Gasly as Alonso’s F1 replacement for 2023 The Alpine Formula 1 team has finally confirmed that Pierre Gasly is joining its line-up on a multi-year contract in 2023 to race alongside Esteban Ocon. Autosport · Oct 8, 2022
Tsunoda Discusses F1 Japanese GP, Karaoke, Friendship With Gasly The AlphaTauri driver prepares to compete in his home country for the first time on the Formula One grid. Sports Illustrated · Oct 7, 2022
Japanese GP: Russell leads Mercedes 1-2 in wet second F1 practice George Russell headed a Mercedes 1-2 in a sodden second practice ahead of Formula 1's 2022 Japanese Grand Prix, while Max Verstappen was eighth tenths adrift and Charles Leclerc struggled. Motorsport · Oct 7, 2022
Gasly: Karaoke session with Tsunoda highlight of week Pierre Gasly says his karaoke session with AlphaTauri Formula 1 teammate Yuki Tsunoda in Tokyo on Tuesday was a highlight of his week. Autosport · Oct 6, 2022
Verstappen: Honda "never really left" F1 given Red Bull ties Max Verstappen feels Honda “never really left” Red Bull and would welcome a Formula 1 works return with the Japanese manufacturer amid it strengthening ties at the Japanese Grand Prix. Motorsport · Oct 6, 2022
Verstappen: Honda “never really left” F1 given Red Bull ties Max Verstappen feels Honda “never really left” Red Bull and would welcome a Formula 1 works return with the Japanese manufacturer amid it strengthening ties at the Japanese Grand Prix. Autosport · Oct 6, 2022
Aston Martin has to stay “vigilant” as F1 midfield battle hots up Aston Martin Formula 1 boss Mike Krack has cautioned that his team must remain vigilant after a strong race in Singapore saw it climb two spots in the constructors’ table. Autosport · Oct 5, 2022
How McLaren stole the F1 upgrade spotlight in Singapore McLaren had a comprehensive development package available for the Singapore Grand Prix as it upped the ante against main Formula 1 rival Alpine. Motorsport · Oct 5, 2022
Pierre Gasly Reveals Timeline for Clarity on His F1 Future The Frenchman currently has a contract with AlphaTauri for 2023, but there’s rumors about the potential of him leaving for another team. Sports Illustrated · Sep 30, 2022
Why a 2021 F1 tactic means Verstappen is unconcerned by Red Bull's poor practice With many of the frontrunners enduring disjointed practice sessions ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix, it makes interpreting the lap times tricky. But, despite the difficulties for Formula 1 points leader Max Verstappen, there are reasons for him to not feel too disheartened after Friday Motorsport · Sep 30, 2022
What we learned from the Friday practice action at F1’s 2022 Singapore GP With many of the frontrunners enduring disjointed practice sessions ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix, it makes interpreting the lap times tricky. But, despite the difficulties for Formula 1 points leader Max Verstappen, there are reasons for him to not feel too disheartened after Friday Autosport · Sep 30, 2022
2023 Formula 1 driver market: Which drivers are going where? The fight for the final Formula 1 seats in 2023 is hotting up, but who's driving for which teams? Find out the full F1 driver market here. Autosport · Sep 29, 2022
Gasly expects answer on F1 future in "two to three weeks" Pierre Gasly says “the next 2-3 weeks should have a clear answer on my future” in Formula 1, regarding the possibility of a 2023 Alpine switch as Fernando Alonso’s replacement. Motorsport · Sep 29, 2022
Daily Mirror · Sep 23, 2022 Pierre Gasly gives update on his F1 future with Alpine move still up in the air Gasly still does not know if he will be allowed to complete his desired move to Alpine for next season, but made it clear he wants to compete closer to the front of the grid
Evening Standard · Sep 23, 2022 Nicholas Latifi and Williams to part ways with Nyck de Vries tipped for full-time race seat in 2023 A spot on the Formula One grid for 2023 is up for grabs after Williams confirmed they would be parting company with Nicholas Latifi.
The Hindu · Sep 22, 2022 Tsunoda to stay at AlphaTauri for a third season in 2023 Yuki Tsunoda is currently 16th in the championship with 11 points from 16 races, half the number of points scored by teammate Pierre Gasly
Daily Mirror · Sep 22, 2022 Beneath the swearing and silliness – a real racer exists within Yuki Tsunoda On Thursday, AlphaTauri announced a contract extension for Tsunoda, as team boss Franz Tost asserted "a driver needs at least three years to fully get to grips with Formula 1"
Daily Mirror · Sep 22, 2022 Mick Schumacher "not a serious option" for AlphaTauri as Haas chief admits "50/50" call Schumacher is coming to the end of his second season as a Formula 1 driver with Haas, and might not get the chance of a third as teams with a spare seat consider their options
Motorsport · Sep 22, 2022 Does Tsunoda have what it takes to lead AlphaTauri if Gasly leaves? News that Yuki Tsunoda will be sticking around at AlphaTauri in 2023 was one of the more expected announcements in Formula 1's driver market silly season.
Motorsport · Sep 22, 2022 AlphaTauri retains Tsunoda for 2023 Formula 1 season AlphaTauri has announced that Yuki Tsunoda will remain part of its Formula 1 line-up for the 2023 season.
Motorsport · Sep 21, 2022 Horner regrets missing chance to sign Piastri to Red Bull F1 junior team Christian Horner has revealed Red Bull missed the chance to sign Oscar Piastri to its Formula 1 young driver programme a few years ago, calling it “something that I regret.”
Sports Illustrated · Sep 20, 2022 Nyck de Vries Met With Red Bull Advisor About F1 Future The Dutchman said he’s been in talks and met with three teams so far but doesn’t ‘know if I am in such a luxury situation that I can choose.’
Motorsport · Sep 18, 2022 De Vries confirms Marko talks but F1 future "beyond my control" Nyck de Vries has confirmed that he is talking to Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko about a possible future with the AlphaTauri Formula 1 team.
Daily Mirror · Sep 17, 2022 FIA's own-goal in Colton Herta case risks undoing all F1's hard work wooing the US market AlphaTauri wanted to bring IndyCar star Herta to the F1 grid next year, but needed the FIA to allow superlicence rules to be bent – and it seems they will not get that help from the governing body