Formula One News — August 2019

Max Verstappen says he has no interest in finishing runner-up in 2019.

Max Verstappen is still pleased with how Red Bull's new works collaboration with Honda is progressing.

Daniil Kvyat says he "respectfully" accepts Red Bull's decision to overlook him for the second race seat at the energy drink outfit's top F1 team.

Robert Kubica says he isn't sure if he has a future in Formula 1 beyond 2019.

Esteban Ocon's rumoured return to the F1 grid for 2020 may not yet be set in stone.

Despite racing ahead with its Formula E plans, Mercedes remains committed to Formula 1.

"Disillusioned" 1980 world champion Alan Jones has indicated he might quit as a Formula 1 steward.

Niki Lauda's family will sell the late F1 legend's shareholding of the Mercedes team.

Former F1 driver Giedo van der Garde says Robert Kubica's future on the grid "doesn't look good".

Kevin Magnussen has played down his former spat with Nico Hulkenberg.

Toto Wolff says Mercedes' F1 engine rivals have "caught up".

Both Valtteri Bottas and Toto Wolff say the Finnish driver will be in Formula 1 next year.

Toto Wolff says Fernando Alonso will not return to Formula 1 with Mercedes.

F1 engine makers are proposing that development of the hybrid technology be frozen for performance and cost reasons.

Charles Leclerc has hailed five time world champion Lewis Hamilton's "consistency and mental strength".

Only a big change to the F1 rules for 2021 will make it possible for a team like McLaren to challenge the top three, according to Carlos Sainz.

Sao Paulo governor Joao Doria says Formula 1 is staying at Interlagos.

Dr Helmut Marko says "psychological problems" caused Pierre Gasly to lose his Red Bull seat.

The date for next year's British Grand Prix will be July 19.

Sebastian Vettel has defended his Ferrari team boss.

Jacques Villeneuve does not think Mercedes should drop Valtteri Bottas.

Max Verstappen has backed Red Bull's decision to axe Pierre Gasly.

Flavio Briatore is entering politics.

Zak Brown says he will talk about Fernando Alonso's future at the forthcoming Italian GP.

Robert Kubica's major sponsor is continuing to support the Pole.