Formula One News — November 2019

Pietro Fittipaldi says he is close to extending his stay as a Haas test driver.

Mercedes looks set to stay in Formula 1 in 2021 and beyond.

Brazilian GP - Thursday Photos

Brazilian GP - Thursday Press Conference

F1's governing body has issued another technical directive about grey areas in the engine rules.

Two Formula 1 drivers have slammed the sport's 'green' plans.

F1's sporting boss thinks it is possible Lewis Hamilton will seek a "new challenge" for 2021.

The boss of the premier German touring car series DTM has admitted he hopes Robert Kubica races in the category in 2020.

A hopeful new Formula 1 team will discover next month if the sport will consider allowing new entrants.

F1's commercial boss says Liberty Media has a "plan B" in the event that the Dutch GP cannot take place as planned in 2020.

A Formula 1 commentator has backed Red Bull's decision to keep the same drivers at both of its teams for 2020.

Max Verstappen has vowed to push to finish third overall in the 2019 drivers' world championship.

Ferrari may test parts for its 2020 engine this weekend in Brazil.

Mercedes did the research that prompted Red Bull to ask the FIA to clarify the engine regulations in Austin.

The CEO of Honda says the Japanese carmaker is targeting the world championship for 2020.

Red Bull-Honda has confirmed that they have signed Alex Albon to remain with the team for the 2020 season to drive alongside Max Verstappen.

Scuderia Toro Rosso confirmed today that they are retaining Pierre Gasly and Daniil Kvyat as their drivers for next season.

Toto Wolff will this weekend sit out a grand prix for the first time since 2013.

After accusing Ferrari of cheating in Austin, Max Verstappen now wants to move on.

Honda is getting close to making a decision about whether or not to stay in Formula 1.

Former F1 driver Fernando Alonso has admitted he enjoys watching Max Verstappen race.

Max Verstappen has fended off a rumour that he has signed a pre-contract with Mercedes to replace Lewis Hamilton if the six-time champion quits Mercedes for 2021.

German motor racing legend Hans-Joachim Stuck thinks there is a risk that Formula 1's top teams will threaten to quit the sport.

SMP Racing did not pay in full for its sponsorship of the struggling backmarker Williams in 2018.

As Williams' abysmal 2019 season races on, boss Claire Williams is still insisting she will not quit.