Formula One News — November 2018

Dr Helmut Marko has told Red Bull there are "no excuses" why the world championship cannot be the goal in 2019.

The departure of Robert Smedley will not overly hurt Williams.

Niki Lauda may need more time before he is ready to return to F1.

Max Verstappen is not getting excited about reports the Netherlands could return to the F1 calendar.

Fernando Alonso thinks McLaren will have a "much better" car in 2019.

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The new front wings for 2019 are costing teams a lot of money but overtaking will not be easier.

Carlos Sainz is not expecting to make a big leap up the F1 grid in 2019.

The next step for F1 is a Vietnamese driver.

Sergio Sette Camara says he is ready for formula one.

Niki Lauda has targeted a F1 return for the season finale in Abu Dhabi later this month.

Sebastian Vettel is mostly to blame for not winning the 2018 title.

Otmar Szafnauer thinks Lance Stroll will be a "great driver" for Force India.

McLaren is determined to pull itself up from "rock bottom" in 2019.

Monza's chances of keeping the fabled Italian grand prix on the F1 calendar have received a boost.

F1 is ramping up security ahead of this weekend's Brazilian grand prix.

McLaren is busily working on a Red Bull-like concept for its 2019 car.

Force India wants to break into the top three teams in formula one next year, according to its boss.

Lewis Hamilton is not ruling out a move to Ferrari some day.

Liberty Media's proposed budget cap is no closer to being ready to implement.

Mick Schumacher has a more meticulous approach to motor racing than does Max Verstappen.

Mick Schumacher's famous surname is not a guarantee of success in formula one.

Porsche is not putting together a formula one team.

Ross Brawn says official tyre supplier Pirelli has work to do to spice up the F1 show.