Formula One News — June 2019

Dr Helmut Marko has admitted he urged MotoGP boss Carmelo Ezpeleta to announce his candidacy to replace Chase Carey as CEO of Formula 1.

Alexander Albon has admitted he is a "practicing Buddhist".

The finalisation of the highly contentious 2021 regulations has been officially delayed until the end of October.

Robert Kubica says he is being "patient" amid his struggle for form on his return to F1.

In his third stint at Toro Rosso, Daniil Kvyat is a better driver than before.

The world of F1 is in Paris on Thursday for a crisis meeting about the 2021 rules.

Cyril Abiteboul has denied that Renault's upgrade for its home race in France next weekend amounts to a 'B spec' car.

Dr Helmut Marko has admitted he cannot get enough support to force Pirelli to change its controversial tyres.

One of the three Canadian GP stewards said they decided not to penalise Sebastian Vettel for his post-race antics of last Sunday in Montreal.

Ticket sales for next weekend's French GP are reportedly 50 per cent down on last year.

Romain Grosjean says even go-karting is now more physically difficult than racing in Formula 1.

A Dutch parliamentarian wants grid girls to be on the Zandvoort grid next year.

Ferrari is pushing ahead with its appeal against the controversial stewards decision that cost Sebastian Vettel victory in Canada.

There are signs of reliability trouble coming out of the Mercedes camp.

Dr Helmut Marko has admitted he wonders if Mercedes is being unfairly favoured by F1's authorities.

Romain Grosjean endured an ordeal at home after returning from the Canadian GP.

Ferrari has admitted to making yet another strategy error in 2019.

Valtteri Bottas has described the Canadian GP race weekend as a personal "wake-up call".

Honda will take its second engine upgrade of the 2019 season to Paul Ricard next weekend.

Two days after the Canadian GP, Formula 1 remains split over whether the penalty that cost Sebastian Vettel victory was right or wrong.

Kimi Raikkonen has admitted Alfa Romeo "lack speed" as the 2019 championship races towards mid-season.

Max Verstappen says "so much politics" is floating around in the F1 paddock at present.

Jacques Villeneuve has not changed his controversial view about Robert Kubica's return to Formula 1.

Former F1 driver Mika Salo has admitted he is worried about the flagging form of his fellow Finn Valtteri Bottas.

Nico Hulkenberg left Canada "quite angry," Renault team boss Cyril Abiteboul has admitted.