Formula One News — March 2019

Max Verstappen has matured over the winter.

Another driver has urged Antonio Giovinazzi to take it steady in 2019.

Pierre Gasly needs to look good alongside Max Verstappen in 2019.

It will not be easy for Lewis Hamilton to break Michael Schumacher's record tally of seven world championships.

Max Verstappen has confirmed his boss's view about his maturity and patience in 2019.

Adrian Newey is back at "full throttle" in formula one.

Sebastian Vettel now has the support he needs to win the title for Ferrari.

Nico Hulkenberg admits it is possible his podium drought could be extended even further in 2019.

Toto Wolff says he wants Niki Lauda to return to the paddock "as soon as possible".

1996 world champion Damon Hill has backed Daniel Ricciardo's Red Bull exit.

Daniil Kvyat is not ruling out a shock return to Red Bull Racing.

Fernando Alonso is going to do something this weekend he has not done since he started racing in F1 – watch a F1 Grand Prix race on TV – but he will not see the race live on TV but rather he will have to wait for the replay.

Mattia Binotto says it is Mercedes who should be regarded as the favourites heading into the 2019 season.

Australian grand prix organiser Andrew Westacott has revealed tweaks could be made to the Melbourne circuit for the future.

Max Verstappen has played down his chances of winning this weekend's 2019 season opener.

Renault "can afford" to pay Daniel Ricciardo a front-running salary.

Lance Stroll says he is much happier after leaving Williams.

Mercedes could re-emerge after the opening four 'flyaway' races with a Ferrari-like aerodynamic concept.

Mission Winnow, an initiative linked to title sponsor and tobacco giant Philip Morris, insists it will remain on the Ferrari livery in 2019.

Mercedes is weaker without Niki Lauda at the track.

The next Schumacher duo "needs time" before they are ready for F1.

Ross Brawn says F1 has taken the right step forward by tweaking the aerodynamic rules for 2019.

Silverstone's F1 future remains in doubt.

Ross Brawn thinks a "calmness" that has descended over Ferrari could deliver the world title in 2019.

Lewis Hamilton has admitted he is "thinking about" a switch to two wheels.