Formula One News — July 2019

Renault claims to have broken the four-digit horsepower barrier with its improved 2019 engine.

Pierre Gasly is still under the microscope at Red Bull.

Red Bull-Honda could soon close the gap completely to Mercedes.

Williams is not going to let George Russell flee to the Mercedes works team without a fight.

Mercedes has appointed a replacement for the late Niki Lauda.

Pierre Gasly is only keeping his seat at Red Bull for now because of a lack of alternatives.

Esteban Ocon is expecting his mobile phone to have a busy August break.

Max Verstappen is already a better driver than Lewis Hamilton.

The current regulations are making it difficult for Renault to catch the top teams, according to Alain Prost.

The F1 world may never again see Toto Wolff and the Mercedes team wear fancy dress.

F1 race director has cleared Hockenheim of blame for much of the carnage seen during the wet German GP.

F1's top drivers Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton are pleading with the sport to keep Hockenheim on the calendar.

Nico Hulkenberg's crash out of the German GP coincides with "important discussions" about his future.

Mercedes is not going to save the German GP.

Max Verstappen has played down his chances of winning the 2019 title.

As the team's driver crisis continues, Haas boss Gunther Steiner insists "something has to change".

Red Bull has ruled out replacing Pierre Gasly with on-form former team driver Dannil Kvyat before the end of the season.

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Nico Rosberg has described Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto's latest comments about Sebastian Vettel as "brutal".

Hockenheim's best chance of staying on the F1 calendar is if the projects in Vietnam or Zandvoort falter.