Formula One News — December 2019

Jean Todt says he would like to see two new teams in Formula 1.

Ferrari is "getting used to" to the inter-team battle between Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc.

Frederic Vasseur admits he is not dreaming of attracting bigger-name star drivers to Alfa Romeo.

Robert Kubica appears to be headed towards a third driver role for 2020 at Racing Point.

Marcus Ericsson looks set to take another step away from the Formula 1 paddock in 2020.

Charles Leclerc insists that his relationship with teammate Sebastian Vettel is still good.

Pierre Gasly thinks his 2020 seat at Toro Rosso, to be renamed Alpha Tauri next year, is "completely deserved".

Chase Carey denies that Formula E, the all-electric racing series, is a threat to Formula 1.

Max Verstappen says the majority of the drivers in Formula 1 would become world champion in a Mercedes.

Mercedes needs to make its car "a lot faster" in order to beat both Ferrari and Red Bull-Honda in 2020.

Racing Point has hit out at the new rules for 2021.

2021 might not be the right time for Lewis Hamilton to switch to Ferrari.

Alfa Romeo has reportedly failed a mandatory crash test, and in the process "completely destroyed" the first of its chassis for the 2020 season.

Ferrari's 2020 car, to be revealed to the public eight days before winter testing on February 11, will continue to feature a matte livery.

Team boss Frederic Vasseur says Mick Schumacher is not currently scheduled to test for Alfa Romeo in 2020.

Carlos Sainz has indicated he will want to stay at McLaren beyond the end of his 2020 contract.

Toto Wolff has ridiculed ongoing speculation that his future could be in red.

Dr Helmut Marko admits he lost some bets in 2019.

Max Verstappen's father says he is proud to have helped the Red Bull driver become one of the top stars of Formula 1.

Alfa Romeo will start using its brand new driver simulator in earnest next week.

Recently ousted Renault technical boss Nick Chester could be set to join F1 backmarker Williams.

Max Verstappen is playing down all the talk about his future in Formula 1.

Dr Helmut Marko says Red Bull has "no excuses for 2020".

Valtteri Bottas says he wants to stay at Mercedes for 2020.

Alex Albon says he is looking forward to a "more normal" 2020 season.