Formula One News — April 2019

2019 could be shaping up as a two-driver race for the title.

After Baku, the Italian press is once again highly critical of Ferrari.

Pierre Gasly is now "coming out of this delicate period" at the beginning of his career at Red Bull Racing.

Gunther Steiner says the current tyre situation is "not Formula 1".

Max Verstappen says his situation at Red Bull-Honda is "not frustrating yet".

Williams' 2019 car is not only slow, it was also "pretty uncontrollable" in Baku.

The promoter of an existing F1 race has cast doubt on whether a deal for a 2020 Dutch GP is in fact done.

A developing driver has left McLaren.

Sebastian Vettel is not sure Ferrari can hit back at the increasingly dominant Mercedes team next weekend in Barcelona.

Charles Leclerc says the road ahead of him to the F1 title is "long".

Christian Horner says he is "100 per cent sure" Max Verstappen will stay with Red Bull-Honda in 2020.

Haas' early-season promise continued to fade in Baku.

Kimi Raikkonen has played down claims Alfa Romeo deliberately tried to race a 'flexible' front wing in Baku.

Nico Rosberg's assistant, and Formula 1, have denied that the 2016 world champion was 'banned' from attending the Baku and Spanish grands prix.

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Daniel Ricciardo calls life in the midfield "very intense".

Dr Helmut Marko thinks Max Verstappen remains on track to win the 2019 title.

Nico Rosberg was banned from the paddock of the grand prix in Azerbaijan this weekend.

Bernie Ecclestone has described Mick Schumacher's famous surname as a "problem" as he progresses towards the F1 grid.

Williams appears to have solved its shortage of spare parts.