Formula One News — November 2018

Esteban Ocon has admitted his role for 2019 could involve driving duties for as many as three F1 teams.

Daniel Ricciardo thinks 2018 will make him "stronger" in the future.

Max Verstappen says he regrets not being able to take on Fernando Alonso in F1.

Outgoing Renault racing president Jerome Stoll has set the target of a podium for the French works team in 2019.

The only real flaw in Mercedes' title-winning 2018 season was the performance of Valtteri Bottas.

Poland has defended the financial investment into Robert Kubica's return to formula one.

A German archbishop has given key insights into the physical condition of F1 legend Michael Schumacher.

Pirelli says it will spice up its selection of tyres at grands prix in order to improve the F1 show.

"The real Vettel is back." That is the claim of Ferrari boss Maurizio Arrivabene, as the Italian team moves to put 2018 in the past and charge again for the world championship next year.

A German archbishop says Michael Schumacher has a "fuller" face in the wake of his brain injuries.

Max Verstappen has admitted he took "revenge" on Esteban Ocon in Abu Dhabi.

George Russell says he can work together as a team with Robert Kubica next year.

Valtteri Bottas says next year's tyres are similar to the ones supplied by Pirelli in 2018.

Dr Helmut Marko said the car rule changes for 2019 are "pointless".

Ralf Schumacher says the idea of two Schumachers on the F1 grid once again is a "wonderful dream".

A German GP official says he is not worried about news that The Netherlands could host a F1 race once again.

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Valtteri Bottas is losing his race engineer Tony Ross.

Max Verstappen is definitely back in top form.

Lance Stroll says he did not have fun in 2018.

Fernando Alonso has denied he is considering a full-time switch to Nascar.

Toto Wolff has criticised Halo in the wake of Nico Hulkenberg's rollover crash in Abu Dhabi.

FIA president Jean Todt has hit out at Germany's F1 broadcaster.

Max Verstappen says he will not do any community service tasks that make him "look like an idiot".

Charlie Whiting has defended F1's controversial Halo safety innovation, following a scary rollover crash in Abu Dhabi for Nico Hulkenberg.