Formula One News — September 2019

Daniel Ricciardo is not yet committing to Renault beyond 2020.

Esteban Ocon is unlikely to get an early start to his new 2020 tenure with Renault.

Dr Helmut Marko has denied claims that Red Bull is pushing the hardest for the FIA to look into the legality of Ferrari's 2019 power unit.

Audi's DTM boss has played down reports linking Robert Kubica with the German outfit.

Flavio Briatore has blasted Red Bull boss Christian Horner for making critical comments about Fernando Alonso.

F1 legend Gerhard Berger says Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc are clearly F1's "stars of tomorrow".

Nico Hulkenberg has played down rumours he has now signed a deal to join Kevin Magnussen at Haas for 2020.

Fernando Alonso is doing "very well" as he adjusts to the world of off-road rallying, according to his friend Carlos Sainz.

Carlos Sainz says he is happy that stewards are being more lenient with driver penalties.

Rival top teams are dubious about the performance of Ferrari's 2019 engine.

A literal dark cloud has descended over this weekend's Singapore GP.

Bernie Ecclestone has urged F1's new bosses to resist making radical changes.

Boss Frederic Vasseur says he is happy with Alfa Romeo's progress in 2019.

Jean Todt has likened Charles Leclerc to Ferrari's greatest ever champion, Michael Schumacher.

A new team is hoping to make its Formula 1 debut in 2021.

An injunction is being sought against construction works at Zandvoort, the venue for the returning Dutch GP for 2020.

A top neurosurgeon says almost nothing can be inferred by Michael Schumacher's recent hospitalisation.

Mattia Binotto has ruled out signing Max Verstappen to be Charles Leclerc's future teammate at Ferrari.

Jean Todt says Formula 1 will put a stop to the sort of antics that turned qualifying at Monza into a farce.

Gunther Steiner says Haas will not benefit from chassis partner Dallara's new recruit.

Charles Leclerc is now Ferrari's "number 1 driver".

Formula 1 will not have any knee-jerk reactions after the serious incidents seen at the last two grands prix.

Formula 2 title favourite Nyck de Vries has put his F1 hopes on hold for now.

Charles Leclerc has the sort of "killer instinct" that Sebastian Vettel has lost.

Renault broke the 1000 horsepower barrier some time ago, team boss Cyril Abiteboul has confirmed.