Formula One News — August 2019

Mattia Binotto says Ferrari will head into 2020 with an unchanged driver lineup.

Pierre Gasly is vowing to push on after being dumped by Red Bull's premier team.

Chase Carey has vowed to push ahead with introducing non-fossil fuels in Formula 1.

Max Verstappen's father thinks the on-form Red Bull driver has rattled reigning five time world champion and 2019 championship leader Lewis Hamilton.

Alfa Romeo, formerly Sauber, is more than impressed with Kimi Raikkonen.

Red Bull announced today that Alexander Albon will replace Pierre Gasly as Max Verstappen’s team mate at the Red Bull-Honda team as of the Belgium Grand Prix at the end of the month.

Toto Wolff is forecasting a "very strong" performance by Ferrari after the summer break.

Formula 1 will carry out a "dry run" of the new budget cap rules next year, CEO Chase Carey has revealed.

Max Verstappen thinks he is now one of the "more complete" drivers on the entire F1 grid.

Kevin Magnussen has used F1's August break to get married.

Gunther Steiner insists top drivers are "still interested" in driving for the small American team Haas.

Two well known F1 journalists think Robert Kubica is likely to lose his place on the grid.

Renault's race drivers are not disappointed to be heading into F1's August break.

The first champion of the new all-female single seater category W Series hopes the title will move her closer to Formula 1.

Liberty Media will continue to push Formula 1 off free-to-air television.

F1 still has a keen eye on America.

Valtteri Bottas says he is not worried that his Formula 1 career may be over.

Nico Hulkenberg says he is "not ready" to contemplate a switch to Formula E.

Fernando Alonso says it is not true that he doesn't like Sebastian Vettel.

F1 teams are pushing back on proposed new regulations -- for reasons of cost.

A team manager says Daniel Ricciardo is "frustrated" with life at Renault.

Max Verstappen says he wouldn't mind if Formula 1 skipped this year's August break.

Gunther Steiner has played down rumours that Haas might sign up Pietro Fittipaldi as a race driver in 2020.

Mick Schumacher will "definitely" make it all the way to Formula 1.

Mexico looks to have kept its place on the Formula 1 calendar for 2020.