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With the Oscar Piastri-Daniel Ricciardo fiasco finally sorted, what remains to be resolved with F1’s driver market for 2023?

What a month it’s been for Alpine! A rollercoaster with some great lifts, but also some brutal, g-force-loaded descents. On track – where these things really matter – they continued to give closest rivals McLaren a pretty unyielding pounding

Formula 2 Championship leader Felipe Drugovich secured pole position around Spa-Francorchamps by almost four-tenths to hit back in the title fight.

Sky F1 presenter Natalie Pinkham has questioned why Alpine appear to be struggling to attract and keep drivers in their F1 team.

Daniel Ricciardo could be facing the end of his Formula 1 career if he leaves McLaren at the end of this season, says Ralf Schumacher.

Jack Doohan has said he would find it "very difficult" to turn down the chance to race for Alpine in 2022, if the team made that call.

Ayumu Iwasa was untouchable as he added his name to the Formula 2 winners’ list in triumphant style. The DAMS driver fought back after a less than ideal start to get the better of Jack Doohan on the opening lap and never looked back, cruising to victory 8.6s clear of Theo Pourchaire and Frederik Vesti.

Marcus Armstrong was untouchable around the Red Bull Ring, as the New Zealander dominated to lead the way from lights out to the chequered flag in Spielberg in the Formula 2 Sprint Race. Pulling away from the field, the race was all about precision – keeping within track limits, as several drivers fell foul to time penalties and the Hitech Grand Prix driver executed the race perfectly.

GrandPrix247's Agnes Carlier got the chance of a "One on One" interview with Otmar Szafnauer over the weekend of the 2022 British Grand Prix.

The Formula One Australian Grand Prix will remain in Melbourne until at least 2035, with F1 extending the contract for an additional 10 years.