Formula One News — February 2019

A controversy surrounding the clandestine return of tobacco advertising in F1 is deepening.

Peter Sauber will be on-hand to witness the first day of testing since his name was dropped from the official title of the Swiss based F1 team.

Daniel Ricciardo insists he has no issues with the aggressive driving of F1 rival Kevin Magnussen.

Mattia Binotto has suggested 2019 will be a close three-way battle for victory.

Charles Leclerc has the ability to create a "mess" at Ferrari this year.

A Ferrari mechanic who was badly injured in 2019 is finally back in the F1 garage.

Zak Brown says the noises being made by Renault ahead of the 2019 season are also "encouraging" for McLaren.

Former top engineer at Williams, Rob Smedley, has been signed up by Liberty Media.

Alain Prost says Renault is not missing out by not having a 'junior' partner team.

Sergio Perez says he has no problem teaming up with Lance Stroll at Racing Point in 2019.

Lance Stroll has hit back after his former boss accused him recently of arriving in F1 "too early".

Fernando Alonso might be regarded as a de-facto "reserve driver" at McLaren this year.

F1 is not about to scrap Friday practice.

Alejandro Agag, the boss of Formula E, is not ruling out a "long term" merger with formula one.

The team formerly known as Force India is targeting fourth place in the championship this year.

Recently, former F1 driver Robert Doornbos said he would be watching Max Verstappen's face after he steps out of the 2019 Red Bull-Honda for the first time.

Nico Hulkenberg says he does not fear Daniel Ricciardo.

At least three teams might not be ready with their 2019 cars for the start of winter testing early next week.

Kimi Raikkonen says he does not feel too old to still be in formula one.

F1 drivers are waiting to have their new helmets approved for use in 2019.

Fernando Alonso will not test McLaren's 2019 car in the forthcoming winter tests.

Michael Schumacher spent his recent 50th birthday at a new family home in Mallorca.

World Championship winner Mercedes hit the track today with it's 2019 F1 challenger, the Mercedes W10, which it hopes will bring the team a sixth consecutive championship this season.

Renault's 2019 car is yet to see light of day.

Former Ferrari drivers Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa have backed the Maranello team's new boss.