Formula One News — June 2019

Gunther Steiner has played down speculation Haas will have a change of drivers for 2020.

F1 race director Michael Masi says the sport's authorities could consider changes to the sporting regulations for 2020.

A Mercedes engineer thinks it could take Ferrari "months" to alter the basic concept of its 2019 car.

Mercedes' increasing dominance of Formula 1 is now leading to "internet hate".

Frederic Vasseur is not ruling out a future as Ferrari team boss.

F1 legend Alain Prost says Renault now has "one of the best engines in Formula 1".

A figure who is very close to Sebastian Vettel has played down reports the Ferrari driver is poised to quit Formula 1.

The governor of Sao Paulo is not giving up on the Brazilian grand prix.

Zandvoort boss Robert van Overdijk has played down concerns about the circuit's place on the 2020 calendar.

Toto Wolff says he is "very optimistic" Esteban Ocon will return to the F1 grid next year.

F1 figures are not very enthusiastic about the idea of bringing refuelling back to the sport.

Sebastian Vettel has once again played down suggestions he is contemplating retirement.

Lewis Hamilton says he is not so sure Toto Wolff should be F1's CEO.

Lewis Hamilton is inching "closer and closer" to becoming a six-time world champion.

Dr Helmut Marko has denied speculation Red Bull is preparing to oust struggling driver Pierre Gasly.

F1's move from Sao Paulo to Rio de Janeiro has taken yet another step forward.

Lewis Hamilton on Sunday said it is not his fault if this year's world championship is boring.

Gunther Steiner says Haas will need to switch its full focus to designing a new car for 2020 if it cannot determine the reason for the team's situation.

Max Verstappen has called on Honda to keep on bringing more powerful engines to the grand prix circuits.

Toto Wolff has indicated Valtteri Bottas needs to put his foot back down on the throttle.

At the chequered flag at Paul Ricard, many in F1 observed that the extremely boring race was indicative of the sport's core problems.

obert Kubica has played down the significance of his fight against teammate George Russell at Paul Ricard.

Toto Wolff says he would prefer if his son says no to a future in Formula 1.

Jean Todt insists the health condition of F1 legend Michael Schumacher is still "very private".

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