All news on the topic: Michael Andretti

Former Haas boss Guenther Steiner was one of the first big names in the F1 world to give his reaction to news that Andretti-Cadillac's bid to create a new team had been rejected

Mario Andretti, the 1978 F1 world champion, has reacted to news that his son Michael's bid to form the sport's 11th team alongside General Motors has been rejected

F1 announced on Wednesday that it had rejected the joint proposal from Michael Andretti and General Motors' Cadillac brand to enter a new team in the sport from 2025 or 2026

Andretti Global teamed up with American carmaker General Motors to put in a bid to create an 11th F1 team which gained FIA approval, but has been put on ice by the sport itself

Michael Andretti teamed up with General Motors and its Cadillac brand to create a bid to form the 11th F1 team which was approved by the FIA but has been rejected by the sport itself

Top F1 teams have been losing staff to the Andretti F1 project with American racing team owner Michael Andretti hoping to soon get the green light to join the grid

Otmar Szafnauer had been team principal at Alpine for just 18 months before he was axed without warning last July, after a disagreement with the Renault board which runs the team

Suggestions that Michael Andretti should buy the Haas F1 team have been made in recent days, since owner Gene Haas fired popular and long-serving team principal Guenther Steiner

Michael Andretti is in the process of forming the 11th F1 team after getting FIA approval, but Formula One Management still need to give the green light to the American's bid

Michael Andretti is still fighting for the chance to be allowed to set up an 11th F1 team despite already having been granted approval by the FIA to join the grid

Andretti Global, in partnership with carmaker General Motors through its Cadillac brand, was the only prospective F1 entrant given approval by the FIA to join the sport

Andretti Global, partnered with General Motors through its Cadillac brand, is trying to form a new Formula 1 team and has already received FIA approval to join the grid

F1 drivers were, ahead of this weekend's Qatar Grand Prix, asked to weigh in on the news that Andretti Global has been approved by the FIA as a potential new Formula 1 team

Romain Grosjean moved to IndyCar after losing his seat at Haas, but he is now looking for a new team after being dropped by Andretti following two seasons with the team

Mirror Sport spoke at length with Rodin Cars founder and CEO David Dicker, whose life-long love of motorsport prompted an ambitious bid to create a new Formula 1 team

Billionaire Stroll, who owns the Aston Martin-branded F1 team, became the first to speak about a potential Andretti F1 entry since the FIA approved the American's bid on Monday

Michael Andretti's bid to create a new F1 team was the only one approved by the FIA, but the American still needs Formula One Management and the existing teams to green light his entry

Andretti Global was one of four submissions which reached stage two of the FIA's bidding process to create new Formula 1 teams to join the existing 10 on the grid

New Zealand-based manufacturer Rodin Cars was one of several parties to lodge a bid with the FIA in the hope of joining the F1 grid, with Andretti believed to be the front-runner

A report on Friday claimed the Andretti-Cadillac bid to create an 11th F1 team is the only one left in the race of the four which applied to the FIA earlier this year

Several teams submitted proposals through the FIA's Expression of Interest process earlier this year, in the bid to create extra teams on top of the 10 already in F1

Andretti already fields cars in several motorsport series around the world including in IndyCar, Australian V8 Supercars and Formula E, and wants to add an F1 team to that portfolio

Red Bull's long-serving team adviser Marko thinks selling the Alpine team to Michael Andretti would provide the best outcome for all the parties involved, including current owner Renault

Alpine have suffered a mass exodus of top staff over the last 18 months with team principal Otmar Szafnauer, sporting director Alan Permane and technical chief Pat Fry the latest to exit

Andretti is waiting to find out if he will be allowed to try to enter a team into F1 in the coming years, and has dropped a hint over the drivers he might be looking at if approved