Formula One News — February 2020

Formula 1 has gone into high alert over the ever-deepening coronavirus crisis.

Robert Kubica has a chance of returning to the Formula 1 grid.

Lando Norris says there are "areas" of McLaren's 2020 car that have not been significantly improved over the winter.

Sergio Perez has brushed off suggestions that Racing Point's 2020 car is a "pink Mercedes".

Alain Prost has confirmed claims that Renault will introduce a brand new engine for 2021.

Gunther Steiner has admitted that Haas may not be able to return to the level of competitiveness the small American team had in 2018.

Although Mercedes' new DAS-equipped 2020 car has wowed onlookers in Barcelona, the Achilles heel may be the engine.

The global coronavirus crisis could throw F1's 2020 season into chaos.

Kimi Raikkonen says the biggest obstacle to Fernando Alonso's potential return to Formula 1 next year is the availability of a seat.

Claire Williams says the British team is suffering from multiple engine problems in Barcelona.

Toto Wolff thinks Ferrari may have "a second" of laptime up their sleeves.

Mattia Binotto has revealed that Ferrari considered but then abandoned the idea of developing a system similar to the 'DAS' that is being tested for 2020 by Mercedes.

Sebastian Vettel hit back at wild rumours in Barcelona that he could be set to announce his retirement.

Daniel Ricciardo is reluctant to comment on rumours that he is on Ferrari's wish-list for 2021.

Rumblings of a Melbourne protest against Racing Point's 'pink Mercedes' are circulating in the Barcelona test paddock.

Esteban Ocon is not a better choice than Nico Hulkenberg for the 2020 Renault race seat.

The deepening coronavirus crisis is putting a large dark cloud over Formula 1's looming 2020 season.

Carlos Sainz says it is "nice to hear" his name being linked with a switch to Ferrari.

Zak Brown has ruled out a return to Formula 1 with McLaren for Fernando Alonso.

Nico Hulkenberg says he is not desperate to return to Formula 1 or motor racing.

Sergey Sirotkin has played down the role Mercedes' innovative 'DAS' steering system will play in 2020.

Williams will need to "adapt" to a new era in which Formula 1 teams do not design every component of their cars.

Esteban Ocon has revealed that his schedule in 2019 left him physically "destroyed".

Daniel Ricciardo looks to be moving towards extending his stay at Renault beyond 2020.

Ferrari will seek "clarification" about the legality of Mercedes' trick steering system DAS.