Formula One News — February 2020

Renault has admitted it is coming out of a "turbulent" period inside the French works team.

A "Russian team" could soon be on the Formula 1 grid.

Fernando Alonso says he will be racing in May's Indianapolis 500.

Nico Hulkenberg says he is on a "temporary break" from motor racing.

Lewis Hamilton has hit back at what he sees as "a sign of weakness" in his likely title challenger in 2020.

Claire Williams says she knows there will be no "miracle" for the struggling British team in 2020.

Racing Point may need to drop its pink livery ahead of the team's 2021 rebranding as Aston Martin.

McLaren did the right thing by dumping its works supply

Renault's F1 engine is now "very close to Mercedes", according to James Key.

Mattia Binotto has admitted that he is unhappy about Charles Leclerc's pre-season skydiving antics.

Quadruple world champion Sebastian Vettel needs a "really good season" to get his F1 career back on track.

Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc may not have "closed the door" to a potential move to Mercedes.

Formula 1 looks set to take at least a $43 million hit due to the coronavirus crisis.

Robert Kubica says it is "possible" that he could return to Formula 1 someday.

Dr Helmut Marko admits he is looking forward to the start of winter testing on Wednesday.

F1 teams rejected Liberty Media's proposal of a pre-season group photo with all the 2020 cars at this week's winter testing.

Only the "details" of the new agreements with Formula 1 are left to be determined before top teams like Red Bull sign up for 2021 and beyond.

Stoffel Vandoorne says his main focus will be on Formula E in 2020.

A Japanese driver could be fast-tracked into Formula 1 later this year.

Fernando Alonso can probably forget about returning to Formula 1 in 2021.

Imola has put itself forward as a potential substitute for the postponed Chinese GP this April.

Renault may not be able to convince Daniel Ricciardo to stay in 2021 based on the team's performance this year alone.

Sebastian Vettel says he is not heading into 2020 with the feeling of now being 'number 2' at Ferrari.

Renault looks set to stay in Formula 1 "in the long term", according to team boss Cyril Abiteboul.

Esteban Ocon says he will not reveal to Renault all of Mercedes' "secrets" this year.