Formula One News — July 2019

A trio of F1 stars say Silverstone must stay on the F1 calendar.

Andreas Seidl is not expecting another car manufacturer to enter Formula 1 any time soon.

Bernie Ecclestone has not changed his views about controversial Russian president Vladimir Putin.

Gerhard Berger is looking to add Monaco to the DTM calendar.

A new deal to keep the British grand prix at Silverstone could be imminent.

Lewis Hamilton says he is "staying calm" after a difficult race for Mercedes recently in Austria.

McLaren is contemplating stopping development of its 2019 car.

Williams could be set to switch engine suppliers at the end of the season.

Formula 1 remains keen to organise a second annual race in the United States.

Fernando Alonso and McLaren have denied reports that they have split.

Marcus Ericsson says he is in no hurry to return to the Formula 1 grid.

Red Bull "knows something we don't" about Pierre Gasly's struggle to get up to speed in 2019.

Sebastian Vettel wants Formula 1 to dramatically simplify the rules.

Felipe Massa has slammed the plans to move Brazil's grand prix from his native Sao Paulo to Rio de Janeiro.

Rallying legend Carlos Sainz snr says Fernando Alonso is "very keen" to contest the famous Dakar Rally.

Renault's executive director Marcin Budkowski has admitted the French works team will not beat Mercedes in 2020.

Red Bull maintains a "special relationship" with Sebastian Vettel.

The future of the Italian grand prix at Monza is "on the right track".

Italian GP boss Angelo Sticchi Damiani has defended the FIA and its stewards following a spate of controversial recent decisions.

A "fundamental" car design flaw cost Mercedes its chance of winning a ninth consecutive win of 2019 in Austria.

Kimi Raikkonen says Formula 1 would be more exciting if it limited the amount of data the teams and drivers are able to analyse.

Dr Helmut Marko says he is "not worried" about the exit clause in Max Verstappen's Red Bull contract.

Pierre Gasly has until the summer break to up his game at Red Bull.

Romain Grosjean is in danger of losing his place at Haas.

Liberty Media is struggling to negotiate F1's future after listing it on the Nasdaq stock exchange, according to former supremo Bernie Ecclestone.