Formula One News — April 2019

Fernando Alonso says he will not think about his plans for 2020 until July.

Dr Helmut Marko has denied that Red Bull needs a 'B' car in 2019.

Mattia Binotto has succeeded in easing the pressure on the shoulders of those at Ferrari.

The engine that thwarted Charles Leclerc's push for a sure victory in Bahrain will be back in the red car next weekend.

A former Ferrari team boss has dismissed the hype surrounding Mick Schumacher.

Silverstone looks set to secure its place on the F1 calendar.

Max Verstappen says it will not be the end of the world if he fails to become F1's youngest ever champion.

Mick Schumacher did "a good job" when he tested for Ferrari in Bahrain this week.

Mick Schumacher may have let the cat out of the bag about the power of Ferrari's 2019 engine.

Claire Williams has admitted she was responsible for a change in Williams' team structure that resulted in the once-great outfit's 2019 crisis.

Dan Tiktum says he isn't sure if and when he will get the next opportunity to drive a F1 car.

Mick Schumacher says he is still in no rush to step up to formula one.

Two F1 experts are not so sure that Mick Schumacher will be the next sensation to hit the pinnacle of motor sport.

Ross Brawn has spoken up in favour of Ferrari 'B team' Haas.

Fernando Alonso has repeated his claim that he is not planning to return to formula one.

Daniel Ricciardo has admitted he is struggling to get up to speed at Renault.

Huge pressure is mounting on Sebastian Vettel.

Charles Leclerc dodged a team order by passing his number 1 teammate Sebastian Vettel in Bahrain.

Like the roundly-criticised Sebastian Vettel, Valtteri Bottas has also denied feeling the pressure in 2019.

Mick Schumacher has finally admitted to looking forward to his F1 test debut this week.

Cyril Abiteboul admitted that Renault's weekend in Bahrain was "unacceptable".

Max Verstappen has admitted that, for now at least, he does not have a car with which to challenge for the 2019 title.

Ferrari is "not alarmed" even though it has failed to win either of the opening two races of 2019.

Ferrari was clearly faster than Mercedes throughout the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend. But for the second consecutive race Mercedes finished first and second.

Bahrain GP - Race Analysis