2020 an important year for Ferrari - Leclerc
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Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc has said this year’s F1 season will be an important one for the team if they are to take the fight for the Championship next year.
Pirelli’s head of F1 and car racing, Mario Isola, is thankful for the relationship with the FIA and Formula 1 Management, which helps them reach their common goals.
Charles Leclerc hopes he will have a say in which direction the development of his car goes this season.
Red Bull’s Christian Horner is confident there will be the same, intense three-way battle for the Championship as there has been since 2014, “unless somebody pulls a rabbit out of a hat”.
Maxime Martin is set to return to the DTM paddock this year, as team principal of Martin Racing, running two Aston Martin Vantages in the DTM Trophy support series, which is new for 2020.
Renault team principal Cyril Abiteboul has admitted he struggled to cope with their poor result in the Constructors’ Championship last year, and hopes to change that in 2020.
Toto Wolff is adamant he made the right decision not to pair Lewis Hamilton with junior driver Esteban Ocon.
Ferrari have said they are determined to ensure to future of Formula 1 and aid smaller teams, making financial sacrifices.
Valtteri Bottas hopes he will be able to prove beyond doubt that Mercedes should renew his contract at the end of 2020 season
Williams Racing have announced that David Worner and Jonathan Carter will join their technical department in the near future, with Adam Carter being appointed chief engineer.
Renault’s Daniel Ricciardo is hoping that he will be able to encourage team building and boost morale within the team this season.
Daniel Ricciardo has expressed his disappointed at only being able to finish ninth in the Drivers’ Championship last year, also his first season with Renault.
Arthur Leclerc and Dino Beganovic are joining the Ferrari Driver Academy this year.
A report has been released detailing the economic growth Baku has enjoyed as a result of hosting the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, which comes to a total of $506.3m.
The Checkered Flag looks back on Mercedes’ 2019 campaign, which saw them clinch their sixth World Championship title.
Despite yet another successful year for Mercedes in Formula 1, team boss Toto Wolff has admitted that their successes were overshadowed by the death of former non-executive chairman Niki Lauda.
Promotors of this year’s Vietnamese Grand Prix have released the track’s official logo, and names of its nine grandstands.
