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Robert Shwartzman insists his "top priority" is securing a race seat in Formula 1.

Through acquisitions and shareholdings, the Hungarian government – led by Prime Minister Victor Orbán’s Fidesz party – is increasingly displaying its determination to boost the state’s role in the telecoms sector, arguing that it will deliver an economic boost to Hungary, strengthen its position on the global stage, and prove beneficial for consumers.

Ferrari's sporting director Laurent Mekies looks set to return to Faenza.

Carlos Sainz says fellow Spaniard Fernando Alonso is "closer" to the top step of the podium than him so far in 2023.

Christian Horner has played down suggestions Red Bull's rivals tried to "steal" Formula 1 sponsors over the budget cap breach drama of last year.

Dr Helmut Marko has played down the latest wild rumours about Red Bull's involvement in Formula 1.

Las Vegas will supercharge Formula 1's quest for sponsorships, Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei suggests.

Formula 1 would continue to thrive even if Max Verstappen decides to quit at the age of 31.

A cloud has moved above this year's running of the fabled Monaco GP.

Charles Leclerc could probably get out of his Ferrari contract ahead of time if he really wants to.