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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

The Hindu

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

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

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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

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

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.”

Motorsport

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.’

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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.

Motorsport

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

Daily Mirror

Nyck de Vries 'spotted meeting' Helmut Marko as AlphaTauri seek Colton Herta alternative

Pierre Gasly's move to Alpine looked in danger after Red Bull's Colton Herta deal collapsed, but it seems AlphaTauri have found an alternative they would be happy with

Daily Mirror

Colton Herta deal off as Red Bull give up on plan to convince FIA to let American join F1

The reported collapse of the deal will most likely end Pierre Gasly's chances of leaving a year early for a fresh start with Alpine, as AlphaTauri will now want to keep the Frenchman

Daily Mirror

Four drivers set to take part in Alpine test as Fernando Alonso replacements considered

Pierre Gasly was the team's preferred choice, but that move depends on AlphaTauri replacing him with Colton Herta – so the Enstone outfit is keeping its options open

Daily Mirror

Giovinazzi set to join Alpine F1 test at Hungaroring

Antonio Giovinazzi is set to join the list of drivers invited to participate in an Alpine Formula 1 test at Budapest later this month.

Motorsport

Giovinazzi set to join Alpine F1 test in Budapest

Antonio Giovinazzi is set to join the list of drivers invited to participate in an Alpine Formula 1 test at Budapest later this month.

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Yuki Tsunoda could make F1 history for all the wrong reasons as he closes in on race ban

No Formula 1 driver has ever accumulated 12 penalty points in a year since the current system was adopted – but that will change unless Tsunoda starts to be more careful

Motorsport

How Red Bull bucked the Monza F1 trend to win Italian GP

Formula 1 teams have always revelled in the aerodynamic challenges posed by Monza, with its high-speed nature warranting a bespoke wing package.

Autosport

How Red Bull bucked the Monza F1 trend to win the Italian GP

Formula 1 teams have always revelled in the aerodynamic challenges posed by Monza, with its high-speed nature warranting a bespoke wing package.

Motorsport

Herta poised for Alpine test as AlphaTauri F1 interest continues

Colton Herta is being lined up for a private test with the Alpine team amid Red Bull’s push to get him in to Formula 1, Motorsport.com has learned.

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F1 Italian GP: Verstappen beats Leclerc to win in safety car finish

Max Verstappen produced another recovery charge to overcome a grid penalty and jump Charles Leclerc to deny Ferrari a home win at Monza in Formula 1’s 2022 Italian Grand Prix.

Daily Mirror

Alpine chief confirms backup driver plan if Pierre Gasly stays at AlphaTauri for 2023

The plan to sign Gasly to race alongside Esteban Ocon depends on Colton Herta being allowed to race for AlphaTauri, so Alpine have lined up a backup plan in case that deal falls through

Motorsport

Herta not giving up on "F1 dream" despite likely superlicence rejection

Colton Herta will not give up on his Formula 1 dream even if the FIA rejects his superlicence application, says his IndyCar race-winning father.

Motorsport

Italian GP: Latest F1 technical images from Monza

Join us as we get up close and personal with the F1 cars in the pitlane and delve into the new and interesting technical features on display at the Italian Grand Prix, courtesy of Giorgio Piola and Sutton Images.

Motorsport

FIA confirms Italian GP F1 starting grid, Verstappen starts seventh

Max Verstappen will start Sunday's Italian Grand Prix from seventh on the Monza grid as the FIA published the provisional starting grid shaken up by several penalties.

The Guardian - UK

Charles Leclerc takes pole for F1 Italian GP with British pair behind

Charles Leclerc took pole for the Italian Grand Prix for Ferrari, with George Russell and Lando Norris in second and third places

Autosport

Ferrari: FIA cannot use force majeure to get Herta F1 superlicence

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has voiced his opposition to any efforts by the FIA to use force majeure to grant a Formula 1 superlicence to Colton Herta.

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