Formula One News — December 2018

Ferrari will reveal its 2019 challenger on February 15, team boss Maurizio Arrivabene said on Thursday.

Antonio Giovinazzi thinks his 2019 teammate Kimi Raikkonen will help him at Sauber next year.

F1 teams admit they are worried about the Brexit crisis that is occurring in Britain.

Sebastian Vettel says he has "mixed feelings" about Robert Kubica's return to formula one.

Monza is looking for EUR 100 million to upgrade the Italian grand prix venue and secure a new grand prix deal with Liberty Media.

Carlos Sainz has played down claims McLaren is 'copying' Red Bull's chassis concept for 2019.

Organisers of the Spanish grand prix are still not sure they will reach a new agreement with Liberty Media.

Sergey Sirotkin could keep his motor racing career alive in the German touring car series DTM.

Carlos Sainz says he will do his best to "lead" McLaren from the cockpit in 2019.

Max Verstappen has admitted he will try to emulate Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes' approach to winning the world championship.

A cloud has moved above the future of the highly popular Mexican grand prix.

Whispers of discord at Maranello are continuing, even after the end of the 2018 season.

Gerhard Berger is hoping his nephew may have a future in formula one.

Sebastian Vettel insists he is not worried about getting a new Ferrari teammate for 2019.

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has expressed interest in signing up Mick Schumacher.

Pierre Gasly says he is not worried about pairing up with Max Verstappen at Red Bull next year.

Max Verstappen has revealed that he is prepared to be patient with Honda in 2019.

Two drivers may be eyeing Daniil Kvyat's job at Ferrari for 2019.

His F1 adventure may be over for now, but Brendon Hartley says his motor racing career is still very much alive.

Sergey Sirotkin should not be too disappointed that his F1 career is over.

Bernie Ecclestone doubts Liberty Media's ability to deliver a second US grand prix on the streets of Miami.

Christian Horner admits he is sad that Daniel Ricciardo has left Red Bull.

Former F1 driver Mika Salo has defended Valtteri Bottas at the end of a bad season for his fellow Finn.

Marcus Ericsson has departed F1 by saying the category is "a bit artificial".

Jean Todt says he is proud he continued to "fight" for Halo.