The triple world champion, had been taken ill while on a family holiday in Ibiza over the Christmas period.
Esteban Ocon is risking a lot by not being on the Formula 1 grid in 2019, according to his former team-mate Sergio Pérez.
Daniel Ricciardo says he will take the positive memories he has from his time with Red Bull to his new employers at Renault as he will need everything he has in order to beat his new team-mate Nico Hülkenberg.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has said that F1 debutant George Russell has the capability of becoming a future star in the series.
Claire Williams is sure that even tripling the Williams team’s budget would not have repaired the car’s problems in 2018.
Honda Motorsport’s Masashi Yamamoto believes the engine manufacturer needs to communicate more with the FIA if it is to succeed in the sport.
Charles Leclerc has set his target to win two Grand Prix victories in his first season with Ferrari.
Valtteri Bottas has lost the backing of Wihuri for 2019 after Billionaire Antti Aarnio-Wihur cited costs of sponsorship and poor results for ending partnership.
Reflecting on his sole full year with Renault, Carlos Sainz Jr. said that the 2018 season was “bittersweet”.
Antonio Giovinazzi doesn’t believe his F1 races with Sauber at the start of 2017 will give him the boost he needs to compete in 2019.
Nico Hulkenberg believes he will need to step up his game in 2019 to beat new team-mate Daniel Ricciardo.
Official entry list of the 2019 FIA Formula 1 World Championship
SEASON REVIEW: 2018 FIA Formula 1 World Championship – Mercedes AMG Petronas Motorsport
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Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton reigned supreme once more in 2018, seeing off the challenge of Ferrari and Sebastian Vettel.
Paddy Lowe called 2018 one of his “toughest years” in Formula 1 following a testing campaign for the Williams team.
Kevin Magnussen is hoping his Haas F1 Team can learn from their mistakes they made in 2018
The year Ferrari arguably should have won the world championship. Sebastian Vettel’s title hopes fell away after a string of mistakes and the team unable to sustain their title-fighting performance
Four wins in 2018 secured Red Bull third place in the constructors championship ahead of big change next season
