Formula One News — September 2019

Cyril Abiteboul has accused the FIA of being inconsistent about how it hands out penalties for sporting and technical infractions.

Gunther Steiner has played down suggestions Haas could be sold to investors from Saudi Arabia.

Nico Hulkenberg has denied being signed by a Formula E team for 2020.

Max Verstappen has admitted Red Bull-Honda is looking beyond this weekend's Russian GP.

George Russell says he would like Nico Hulkenberg to be his Williams teammate in 2020.

Mick Schumacher says he has no news to announce about his future yet.

Russian officials have denied that the country's grand prix could be relocated from Sochi.

Russian GP - Thursday Press Conference

Ferrari's driver lineup could be "good" for Mercedes' chances of winning the 2019 title.

Red Bull-Honda will soon benefit from an updated fuel mix.

Ferrari has decided to build a brand new F1 simulator at Maranello.

Mark Webber thinks his countryman Daniel Ricciardo could be "regretting" his move to Renault.

Organisers at Sochi are still resisting the lure of a night race.

Jean Todt has played down the reports about an eleventh team in Formula 1.

Robert Kubica's sponsor is in talks to become the new title backer at Haas.

Mattia Binotto says Ferrari's three wins in a row were not all about engine power.

Sergio Perez says the best way to close the gap in Formula 1 is for the regulations to be left alone.

Dark clouds continue to gather over next year's Dutch GP.

Lewis Hamilton has warned Mercedes that he risks not winning the 2019 world championship.

Flavio Briatore doubts Ferrari can catch up with Mercedes for the 2019 title.

Dutch GP race organisers are happy to receive the support of the national government.

A former Red Bull driver has expressed concerns about the F1 team's technical future.<

Michael Masi says he is unable to share much information about investigations into the crash that killed Formula 2 driver Anthoine Hubert.

Championship leader Lewis Hamilton criticised Mercedes after the Singapore GP.

Kevin Magnussen is eyeing next January's Daytona 24 hour race.