Formula One News — January 2019

Fiat Chrysler chairman John Elkann has hit back at rumours that turmoil is still afoot at Ferrari.

Valtteri Bottas says his goal is to drive the season of his career.

More changes at Ferrari could be looming in "the coming months".

His links to Mercedes are both a blessing and a curse for Esteban Ocon.

A former Ferrari team manager says he is not surprised the Maranello team ousted Maurizio Arrivabene.

Mick Schumacher could be about to sign up with Ferrari's driver development 'academy'.

Gunther Steiner says Haas will continue to benefit from its close collaboration with Ferrari.

McLaren will head into the 2019 season with a "very different car".

Mercedes could once again be about to pull away from its rivals in the horse power department.

Stefano Domenicali could return to formula one.

A Formula E driver has hit out at the FIA's 'community service' for Max Verstappen.

Renault is about to begin "three years of attack".

Gunther Steiner thinks Haas can do "a good job" once again in 2019.

Sergio Perez says he is not worried about becoming the number 2 driver at the team formerly known as Force India.

Sergey Sirotkin admits returning to formula one has become more of a "long term" goal.

Charles Leclerc's arrival at Ferrari will be one of the most fascinating aspects of the 2019 season.

Lando Norris has backed the changes that McLaren hopes will put the once-great British team back on track in 2019.

Ferrari had to oust Maurizio Arrivabene to ensure that Mattia Binotto stays with the great Maranello team.

Pascal Wehrlein has admitted to having "talks" with Ferrari.</p>

Massimo Rivola thinks Ferrari will give Charles Leclerc a fair chance to win the 2019 world championship.

Valtteri Bottas has lost his major personal sponsor.

Esteban Ocon says he is determined to return to racing in 2020.

In the wake of his Ferrari ousting, Maurizio Arrivabene looks set to step into the world of football.

Dr Helmut Marko says Red Bull is expecting to take engine penalties in 2019.

Pascal Wehrlein will be Ferrari's new test driver for 2019, according to international media reports.