Formula One News — November 2019

F1 legend Alain Prost thinks tougher times could be ahead for Ferrari as Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc grapple for number 1 status.

Jacques Villeneuve says a team like Williams "do not deserve" a budget cap.

Pirelli could scrap its proposed 2020 tyres.

Ferrari is a long way from being ready to sign up for the 2021 season, CEO Louis Camilleri has confirmed.

Fiat Chrysler, which is Alfa Romeo's parent company, has endorsed the re-signing of Antonio Giovinazzi for 2020.

Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton have "agreed" to stop bickering in the media.

There is "no room" for Daniel Ricciardo at Red Bull-Honda in the event that Renault decides to quit Formula 1 at the end of the season.

Mattia Binotto confronted Christian Horner after the US GP and threatened him with legal action, according to the Spanish source Motorlat.

Cyril Abiteboul does not think a new Concorde Agreement will be quickly signed by the ten Formula 1 teams.

Race director Michael Masi says he has "no idea" if the FIA's clarification of the engine rules hurt Ferrari's performance in Austin.

Toto Wolff says Mercedes could cope if Lewis Hamilton decided to switch to Ferrari.

Jos Verstappen says it is "understandable" that his son Max accused Ferrari of cheating.

Former Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo says Lewis Hamilton is a Formula 1 "great".

Haas team boss Gunther Steiner says he remains very keen to sign up Robert Kubica for 2020 and beyond.

Another potential candidate for a second grand prix in the United States may have emerged.

Preparations for the 2020 Dutch GP are on schedule, race spokesman and former F1 driver Jan Lammers insists.

Nico Hulkenberg has slammed as "fake news" reports he will on Tuesday be unveiled as a DTM driver for 2020.

Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto has hit back at Max Verstappen's "cheating" accusation.

Christian Horner thinks 2020 could be "the most expensive year ever in Formula 1".

F1's Swiss-based team will survive even if it loses its Alfa Romeo backing.

Robert Kubica says he has "interesting options" on the table for the future.

Nico Hulkenberg has played down reports linking him with a switch to DTM in 2020.

Gunther Steiner has backed discussions about a potential engine development freeze in Formula 1.

McLaren has also closed the door to a test role for Fernando Alonso.

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