Formula One News — June 2019

The $175 million a year budget cap for 2021 will not provide the level playing ground some F1 teams were hoping for.

Chase Carey has admitted the one-sided 2019 season may be contributing to Formula 1's crashing television ratings in some markets.`

Antonio Giovinazzi has vowed to "never give up" in his quest to improve and succeed in Formula 1.

F1 teams are apparently worried about the look of the proposed cars for 2021.

Liberty Media looks set to push ahead with plans for greater than 21-race calendars in the future.

Dr Helmut Marko says F1 risks becoming a "bookkeeping world championship".

Fernando Alonso has admitted he could return to Formula 1 in 2020.

The FIA could rule within hours on Ferrari's request for a "review" of the time penalty that cost Sebastian Vettel victory in Canada.

Ferrari is pushing ahead with its request for a "review" of the penalty that cost Sebastian Vettel victory in Canada.

Chase Carey has defended the decision to postpone the announcement of the rules for 2021.

The CEO of Pirelli has hit back at suggestions the F1 tyre supplier is favouring Mercedes.

Organisers of the Belgian grand prix at Spa Francorchamps say they want to renegotiate their contract with Formula 1.

Robert Kubica is not ruling out a change of teams in Formula 1.

Mattia Binotto says it will take Ferrari "two or three upgrades" before the Italian team can take on Mercedes at every track.

Mattia Binotto has joined Red Bull in calling for Pirelli to change its tyre design.

Dr Helmut Marko has ruled out a MotoGP test for Max Verstappen.

Mattia Binotto says Sebastian Vettel will "emerge even stronger" from the Canada GP penalty controversy.

It is "too soon" to say what involvement Red Bull will have at the top level of the world endurance championship in the future

Zak Brown has all but ruled out a return to McLaren for Fernando Alonso.

Fernando Alonso has denied that Formula 1 is boring.

Zandvoort is hoping to incorporate a spectacular banked corner in its Formula 1 circuit layout for the 2020 Dutch GP.

Jean Todt has played down the controversy about the penalty that cost Sebastian Vettel victory in Canada.

Robert Kubica's sponsor is not ruling out a change of teams for the struggling Polish driver.

Ferrari will not appeal Sebastian Vettel's Canada GP time penalty, but the Italian team is looking into another way to re-claim the race win.

Antonio Giovinazzi says he is focused on improving his situation.