Formula One News — November 2019

NOVEMBER 2, 2019

Latifi to race for Williams in 2020?

Nicholas Latifi will reportedly replace Robert Kubica at Williams in 2020.

Kubica rejects Alfa Romeo rumour

Robert Kubica has dismissed rumours he is in talks with Alfa Romeo about 2020.

Hulkenberg not right for Williams switch

Nico Hulkenberg says he is not switching to Williams.

Renault ousts aerodynamics boss

Renault has ousted its aerodynamics boss.

Rich Energy boss met Zak Brown multiple times

Team supremo Zak Brown has rubbished suggestions that McLaren is about to sign up a controversial former F1 sponsor.

NOVEMBER 1, 2019

Practice 2 Report - The pacesetter

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Friday Photos

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Friday Press Conference

United States GP - Friday Press Conference

Practice 2 Results

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Friday Team Quotes

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Practice 1 Report - Cold Play

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Practice 1 Results

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Renault shuffles aero department

Renault today announced changes in it’s structure in the aerodynamic department, with Peter Machin, Head of Aerodynamics, leaving the team with immediate effect, with Dirk de Beer taking over.

And now for something completely different

Formula 1 and NASCAR are two of the most popular forms of motor racing in the world…and they could not be more different.

Verstappen worried 2021 cars too slow

Max Verstappen is worried the cars of 2021 will be "too slow".

F1 boosts maximum calendar size to 25 races

Chase Carey is happy to have created space for more races on the F1 calendars of the future.

Ferrari still not ruling out 2021 rules veto

Ferrari's potential veto against the newly-announced 2021 regulations could still be triggered.

Hulkenberg admits Alfa Romeo last option for 2020

Nico Hulkenberg has revealed that he is "waiting" on an answer from Alfa Romeo.

Hamilton wants to stay with Mercedes for 2021

Lewis Hamilton has indicated that he is likely to remain in Formula 1 with Mercedes after 2020.

Verstappen hits back at disrespectful Hamilton

Max Verstappen has accused Lewis Hamilton of being "disrespectful".

Ricciardo, Bottas defend under-fire Verstappen

Two of Max Verstappen's rivals have defended the Dutchman amid a wave of criticism.

Albon welcomes Hamilton's support for 2020 seat

As he pushes to keep his seat at Red Bull for 2020, Alex Albon has welcomed the support of world champion Lewis Hamilton.