Formula One News — November 2019

Mick Schumacher says a 2020 Formula 1 race debut is not "realistic".

Ross Brawn suggests he doesn't mind if the F1 teams see the newly-published regulations for 2021 as a draft.

A female driver has dismissed suggestions she is a contender to step up to Formula 1 in 2020.

Ross Brawn has admitted that engine development in Formula 1 may be frozen.

Team owner Gene Haas has "doubts" about the American team's future in Formula 1.

Renault has played down rumours it might quit Formula 1.

Efforts to organise a grand prix in Miami have received a reprieve following a recent setback.

Chase Carey has acknowledged that rumours of 25-race calendars for the future at not popular in the Formula 1 paddock.

Michael Schumacher's former manager thinks the F1 legend will recover from his brain injuries.

Red Bull "can take our time" before officially confirming the identity of Max Verstappen's teammate for 2020.

Renault team advisor Alain Prost says the 2021 regulations can be a "huge step forward" for Formula 1.

2019 was a "year of learning" for Red Bull-Honda, according to Max Verstappen.

Lewis Hamilton can beat all of Michael Schumacher's records, according to the F1 legend's brother Ralf Schumacher.

Former Ferrari driver Eddie Irvine thinks the Maranello team should make Charles Leclerc its number 1 driver.

1997 world champion Jacques Villeneuve thinks Lewis Hamilton is contemplating a move to Ferrari.

Kimi Raikkonen is not worried about Formula 1 being slower in 2021.

Fernando Alonso is in talks with Michael Andretti's Indycar outfit.

Jan Lammers says he is "proud" that Dutch GP organisers have so far fended off strong environmental opposition to next year's Zandvoort race.

Mercedes and Honda have stopped short of joining Max Verstappen in accusing Ferrari of "cheating" with its 2019 power unit.

Toto Wolff has vowed to look into the way Valtteri Bottas' contract uncertainty affects his mid-season performance.

Having slammed reports he is set to switch to DTM, Nico Hulkenberg is now being linked with an Indycar drive for 2020.

Gene Haas "understands" the struggles of his Formula 1 team in 2019, according to team racer Romain Grosjean.

Toto Wolff has confirmed reports that Formula 1 could abandon Pirelli's 2020 tyres.

A grand prix in Miami would only make the existing US GP in Austin "stronger".

Francois Dumontier has admitted he campaigned against F1's deliberations to slash the race weekend format to just two days.