Formula One News — January 2019

Mick Schumacher will get a "perfect" preparation for life as a formula one driver with Ferrari.

Force India is not commenting on reports that it could drop its pink livery for 2019.

Kimi Raikkonen's book was the Finnish best-seller of 2018.

Lando Norris has admitted he wants to beat his teammate Carlos Sainz in 2019.

The proposed budget cap remained a hot topic of conversation at the latest meeting of the strategy group.

Sebastian Vettel says it is "clear" that he wants to win the 2019 world championship.

Charlie Whiting has inspected key changes at the French grand prix venue.

Dr Helmut Marko has allayed Pierre Gasly's fears that he might be Red Bull's 'number 2' driver in 2019.

Mick Schumacher has signed up a new manager.

Sebastian Vettel has welcomed news that Mick Schumacher has signed up with Ferrari.

Former F1 driver Vitantonio Liuzzi says Max Verstappen took his 'community service' at a recent Formula E race seriously.

One month before winter testing begins, turmoil continues to surround Renault.

McLaren's 2019 car has been designed with a "new philosophy".

Honda is no longer "far away" from its more powerful engine rivals in F1.

Toto Wolff is expecting a close battle at the front in 2019.

F1 car performance has taken a "huge" hit with the advent of the new technical regulations for 2019, according to a current technical director.

A great name from Ferrari's past, Romolo Tavoni, is expecting that Mattia Binotto will get assistance as he becomes team boss in 2019.

2019 rookie Alexander Albon says his goal is to be "immediately" on the pace this season.

McLaren has denied that a teaser image of its 2019 car revealed a major new sponsorship.

A return to formula one is a possibility for Sergey Sirotkin.

F1 witnessed a "different" Sebastian Vettel in 2018.

The 2019 rule changes will make a "small difference" when it comes to overtaking.

Ferrari has confirmed its interest in Mick Schumacher.

Niki Lauda has left hospital following his latest health setback.

McLaren has been working hard to make changes and improve, according to new driver Lando Norris.