Formula One News — March 2019

Max Verstappen is not ready to declare himself a real challenger for the 2019 title.

Only the top ten finishers will be eligible for F1's new point-for-fastest-lap system.

Marcus Ericsson is disappointed F1's driver weight rule change arrived a year late for him.

Juan Pablo Montoya was the first to tell Haas boss Gunther Steiner about Kevin Magnussen's talent.

Former F1 driver Giancarlo Fisichella has urged Antonio Giovinazzi to make a steady full-time debut in 2019.

Pierre Gasly must demonstrate "more discipline" when driving for Red Bull in 2019.

Alexander Albon says his driving in F1 needs to become more "instinctive".

The Williams team will have nowhere to hide - on and off the track - during the Australian Grand Prix weekend in Melbourne.

Mark Webber has named two drivers as "the best" on the current F1 grid.

Williams appears to have been nominated as the supplier of a Pirelli test car for 2021.

Kimi Raikkonen is quietly hoping for a race win in 2019.

Mattia Binotto says Ferrari is "not surprised" about the testing performance of team newcomer Charles Leclerc.

Dr Helmut Marko has warned Pierre Gasly to drive more cautiously.

Liberty Media is contemplating a significant rule change for 2019.

Valtteri Bottas new a new race engineer for 2019.

Mika Hakkinen has applauded Alfa Romeo for its daring 2019 car.

Toto Wolff says Mercedes can fight back in 2019.

Mick Schumacher has won the backing of Liberty Media's F1 sporting boss, Ross Brawn.

Cyril Abiteboul says Renault will not be joining the "crazy arms race" in F1.

2019 will be a transition year for the team formerly known as Force India.

Jean Todt has hit out at the constant negativity in formula one.

Paddy Lowe has left Williams.

Antonio Giovinazzi says Alfa Romeo has produced a "good" car for 2019.

Kevin Magnussen is expecting an "intense" midfield battle in 2019.

Dr Helmut Marko is predicting a "three-way battle" for the 2019 world championship.