Formula One News — October 2019

Mexican GP - Practice 3 Report

Mexican GP - Practice 3 Results

An even darker cloud has moved above Renault's future in Formula 1.

Ferrari's advantage in Mexico is "massive", thanks to "amazing" engine horsepower.

Formula 1 rejected a proposal to delay the introduction of the 2021 rules revolution until 2022.

Kevin Magnussen thinks environmental concerns are the "biggest threat" to Formula 1.

Cyril Abiteboul has slammed rival team Racing Point over the recent protest about Renault's now-banned brake bias adjustment system.

Pirelli boss Mario Isola has hit out at a new on-screen graphic debuted recently by Formula 1.

Crucial upgrade works at Zandvoort to prepare for the 2020 Dutch GP can go ahead for now.

Pascal Wehrlein is not getting too excited about the prospect of a return to Formula 1.

Mexican GP - Practice 2 Report

Mexican GP - Friday Photos

Mexican GP - Friday Press Conference

Mexican GP - Friday Team Quotes

Mexican GP - Practice 2 Results

Mexican GP - Practice 1 Report

Mexican GP - Practice 1 Results

Two of Lewis Hamilton's rivals have questioned the environmental message proclaimed by the five time world champion.

Former F1 driver Timo Glock has urged Lewis Hamilton to sign a new Mercedes contract.

Max Verstappen says he has "no chance" to be on pole in Mexico.

Charles Leclerc says Ferrari is "very confident" about the legality of its engine.

Carlos Sainz has played down reports about a 'concept' change for the 2020 McLaren car.

Renault in Mexico instructed its drivers to limit comments about their exclusion from the results of the recent Japanese GP.

Gunther Steiner has confirmed he is in talks with Robert Kubica about the Pole becoming a development driver in 2020.

Charles Leclerc says it's "up to Ferrari" whether he will be appointed number 1 driver for 2020.