Formula One News — October 2019

United States GP - Thursday Press Conference

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Chase Carey says his colleagues in charge of Formula 1 "feel good" about the crucial next few days.

Nico Hulkenberg does not think he will return to Formula 1 if he fails to find a place on the 2020 grid.

Fernando Alonso says he will study the soon-to-be-released 2021 rules in detail.

Timo Glock has praised Mick Schumacher for giving himself "time" to get ready for a Formula 1 career.

Red Bull is expecting to fight for victory at the remaining three races of 2019.

Mattia Binotto is daring Ferrari's rivals to lodge a protest against the Italian team's 2019 power unit.

Gunther Steiner says there is nothing Haas can do to fix the team's 2019 car.

Claire Williams says she would prefer if Robert Kubica discussed his growing criticisms of the struggling F1 team "internally".

Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel feel "threatened" by Max Verstappen, according to the young Dutch driver's father.

Toto Wolff has admitted he voted down Liberty Media's proposal to test a radical new qualifying format in 2020.

Mick Schumacher's inevitable Formula 1 debut will not trigger a new wave of 'Schumi mania'.

Organisers of the Spanish GP are looking to re-open talks with Formula 1 about a new race deal for 2021.

Liberty Media has struck more speed bumps as it tries to set up a grand prix in Miami.

Sebastian Vettel has admitted to physically pushing an official interloper on the Mexico GP podium last Sunday.

Former F1 driver JJ Lehto is worried about the spectacle of the remaining three grands prix in 2019.

Sebastian Vettel is getting back up to speed after a difficult period in his career, according to former driver Christian Danner.

Race director Michael Masi has denied reports that stewards only decided to penalise Max Verstappen after the Red Bull driver's controversial post-qualifying comments.

Max Verstappen's father says the Red Bull driver should not have commented on the yellow flag situation following Valtteri Bottas' qualifying crash in Mexico.

Max Verstappen is taking a barrage of criticism in the wake of the Mexican GP.

Fernando Alonso has called off a scheduled appearance at the US grand prix this weekend.

Negotiations between McLaren and the Russian oil company Lukoil have failed, according to the Russian publication Championat.

Daniil Kvyat is still in the running to return to Red Bull Racing in 2020.

Charles Leclerc "makes too many mistakes".