Formula One News — June 2019

Robert Kubica has played down his battle with Williams teammate George Russell.

Lewis Hamilton is expecting a "tough fight" in Montreal.

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Fernando Alonso says thoughts of a F1 comeback are still "not in my head".

F1's travelling circus has given a thumbs-up to the new facilities at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.

Mark Webber says his former Red Bull teammate Sebastian Vettel is "at the crossroads".

Daniel Ricciardo still insists he does not regret leaving Red Bull.

Lance Stroll says he is not getting down even though his move to Racing Point has been disappointing so far.

Lance Stroll says he hopes Williams can emerge from its current crisis.

While Red Bull and Honda are pushing hard to improve, team boss Christian Horner is more than happy with Max Verstappen.

Red Bull is continuing to support Pierre Gasly.

Daniil Kvyat could return to the front of the grid in the future.

Chase Carey says two current races will not appear on the 2020 calendar.

Nicholas Latifi has played down suggestions he is now on the cusp of a F1 race seat.

Jacques Villeneuve thinks McLaren will have learned "a lesson" by failing to qualify for the Indy 500.

Mercedes could have a tougher challenge on its hands this weekend in Canada.

F1 could have identified fuel as the way to pursue a more progressive agenda for the future.

Chase Carey has confirmed "good discussions" are taking place with Ferrari and Mercedes about the next Netflix series.

Former F1 driver Emanuele Pirro does not think Sebastian Vettel is "having fun" in 2019.

Dr Helmut Marko has slammed reports linking Nico Hulkenberg with Red Bull for 2020.

Six races into Williams' abysmal 2019 campaign, there is finally "light at the end of the tunnel".

Fernando Alonso has admitted he could split with McLaren for his next attempt to win the Indy 500.

Lewis Hamilton says he "definitely" has five more seasons of Formula 1 in him.

Sebastian Vettel has dismissed reports that suggest he could quit F1 at the end of the year.

Rumours are now swirling around Sebastian Vettel's suddenly unclear future.