Formula One News — October 2019

Robert Kubica has not denied that he could be heading to Haas for 2020.

Mexican GP - Thursday Photos

Renault has been excluded from the results of the recent Japanese GP.

Charles Leclerc is displaying "impressive maturity" in his first season as a Ferrari driver.

Team boss Toto Wolff wants Lewis Hamilton to sign a new Mercedes contract.

Formula 1 is already striking trouble as it tries to set up a grand prix in Miami.

Mika Salo says fellow Finn Kimi Raikkonen's current performance slump is "a little weird".

News about Robert Kubica's future will emerge "in a few weeks".

Carlos Sainz's father says the McLaren driver has "the ability to win a world championship".

Fernando Alonso has criticised Lewis Hamilton for his latest social media postings.

Dutch GP organisers are still battling to prepare Zandvoort for next year's sellout race.

Ferrari - Kamikaze in Suzuka

Pirelli boss Mario Isola says he has been surprised by Charles Leclerc in 2019.

Sebastian Vettel is not willing to say if Charles Leclerc is his best ever teammate in Formula 1.

Charles Leclerc says Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto is able to be "tough" when necessary.

Max Verstappen will know within "one or two" races next year if he will stay at Red Bull in 2021.

Takuma Sato says Formula 1 needs a new Japanese driver.

The Formula 1 grid has rarely been as rich with driver talent, according to former Ferrari team boss Stefano Domenicali.

McLaren can close the gap to the top three teams in 2020, according to former driver Pedro de la Rosa.

Robert Kubica is not ready to say what he will be doing in 2020.

Fernando Alonso says he will give thought "next summer" to the idea of returning to Formula 1 in 2021.

Ferrari is keeping its historic and highly controversial right to "veto" Formula 1 rules.

Max Verstappen has backed Formula 1's retention of the existing knockout qualifying format for 2020 and beyond.

Max Verstappen has urged Red Bull to "risk a little more" at the final four races of 2019 and beyond.<

Daniel Ricciardo has replied to his countryman after Mark Webber said the Renault driver may be "regretting" leaving Red Bull.