No Podiums in the 'New Normal' Formula 1
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Ross Brawn has explained that this season will see a change that means no podiums for Formula 1 in 2020.
Russian Grand Prix organisers have suggested that they are open to hosting double header Grand Prix
Valtteri Bottas has explained that his team Mercedes have ruled out Sebastian Vettel moving to the team.
Daniel Riccardo has revealed that he would “Never say Never” in regards to a move back to Red Bull. Despite leaving the team for Renault in 2019.
Franz Tost has explained it is ‘fantastic’ as Formula 1 has confirmed the first eight races of the season.
Mercedes reveal that they will be hosting a two-day private test at Silverstone before the start of the 2020 FIA Formula 1 World Championship.
Silverstone is expected to receive an exemption from the UK Government Quarantine rules. Allowing two races to be hosted at the circuit
George Russell has explained his Hope that before the start of the 2020 FIA Formula 1 World Championship, he will be able to get some testing in.
Williams Racing have revealed they have has a £13 million loss in 2019, which has resulted in them considering the sale of the team.
Formula 1 will not make its first visit to the Netherlands since 1985 this year as the Dutch Grand Prix is cancelled until 2021.
McLaren has announced that they will cut around 1,200 jobs, with around 70 members from the Formula 1 team included.
Andreas Seidl has revealed that neither Ricciardo or Norris will have number 1 status at the team in 2021.
2009 World Champion Jenson Button has expressed his doubt over Fernando Alonso’s potential return with Renault to Formula 1.
Carlos Sainz Jr. has been confirmed to replace Sebastian Vettel at Ferrari for 2021. He joins on a two year deal.
Daniel Riccardo is now been confirmed to drive for the McLaren F1 Team in 2021, and will leave Renault at the end of the season.
Williams Racing have appointed Simon Roberts in new position of Managing Director F1 as he leaves McLaren F1 Team.
James Allison feels Lewis Hamilton stands out among drivers due to his ‘utterly unblemished’ record during his time in Formula 1.
