Formula One News — July 2019

Monza is now on the cusp of sealing its place on the 2020 F1 calendar.

Max Verstappen has fended off a question about his future by saying Red Bull and Honda need to keep making "progress".

A ludicrous drama about Haas' title sponsor is continuing to dominate the headlines ahead of the British GP.

Daniil Kvyat insists he is "calm" amid speculation about Pierre Gasly's future at Red Bull

Sebastian Vettel has suggested that Formula 1 should scrap its plans to take the sport to the city of London.

In the midst of its awful 2019 season, Williams is looking ahead to the future.

Sergio Perez has welcomed the addition of new gravel traps at Silverstone.

Two refugees were discovered hiding in a Ferrari team truck when it arrived at Silverstone for the British GP.

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British GP - Thursday Press Conference

Even with a new five-year contract signed with Silverstone, Liberty is not ruling out a Formula 1 race in London.

Haas' controversial title sponsor has pulled the plug.

Esteban Ocon's chances of returning to the Formula 1 grid next year stand at "100 per cent".

Daniel Ricciardo says he is not ready to sign a contract extension at Renault.

Lando Norris has defended his father's wealth.

Gerhard Berger is not so sure that Lewis Hamilton is the best F1 driver of all time.

Former F1 driver Giedo van der Garde has urged Max Verstappen to stay put at Red Bull-Honda.

A new deal to keep the British GP at Silverstone will be announced within hours.

McLaren has announced its 2020 driver lineup with 12 races left to run this season in order to avoid "speculation".

Mattia Binotto has called for more "patience" as he admits Ferrari's 2019 car is not yet a match for Mercedes'.

Max Verstappen has stepped confidently into the driver leadership position at Red Bull, following the departure of Daniel Ricciardo.

Amid intensifying speculation about Pierre Gasly's future, the Frenchman's bosses insist they are still supporting him.

Silverstone should only keep the British GP if it makes "financial sense".

Daniel Ricciardo has ruled out replacing Sebastian Vettel at Ferrari.