Formula One News — November 2018

Daniel Ricciardo has admitted his move from Red Bull to Renault for 2019 is "terrifying".

Jock Clear is returning to his familiar role as race engineer for 2019.

Niki Lauda will not be in Abu Dhabi this weekend.

Abu Dhabi wants to remain the last grand prix on F1's annual calendar.

Williams looks set to announce Robert Kubica as its second driver for 2019 this weekend in Abu Dhabi.

Red Bull's 2019 drivers do not expect Honda to have a field-beating engine at the beginning of next season.

Carlos Ghosn, the top executive of the Renault F1 team's parent car manufacturer, has been arrested in Japan.

Even Mick Schumacher's closest racing friends know nothing about the condition of the 19-year-old F3 champion's famous father.

The arrival of Daniel Ricciardo is an important piece of the puzzle as Renault pushes towards the front in F1, according to David Coulthard.

Rio de Janeiro has emerged as a potential future F1 race host.

Fernando Alonso is not ruling out a full-time return to formula one for 2019.

Alain Prost says he is not sad that Renault's long collaboration with Red Bull is finally ending.

A new question mark hangs above the second Toro Rosso cockpit for 2019.

Alain Prost is expecting Mick Schumacher to step up to Formula 2 in 2019.

Robert Kubica looks certain to secure the second race seat at Williams for 2019.

Fernando Alonso's plight shows that F1 is "sick".

Mercedes looks set to recruit a top official from Porsche's highly successful Le Mans team.

Belgian grand prix boss Andre Maes doubts the Netherlands can quickly put together an F1 project.

Robert Smedley could be shaping up to return to Ferrari.

Kimi Raikkonen says he is not worrying about his step back to the Sauber team for 2019.

Bernie Ecclestone is not saying whether he will leap to the rescue of the Brazilian grand prix.

Chase Carey has admitted F1's engines will not change significantly for 2021.

Jos Verstappen has defended his son in the wake of the Brazilian grand prix.

Chase Carey has admitted a cloud still hangs over the future of the British grand prix.

Lewis Hamilton says he is not interested in Formula E because of the lack of petrol power, sound and speed.