Formula One News — February 2020

Carlos Sainz has indicated that he wants to extend his McLaren contract.

Lando Norris says he will portray a more "focused" image in 2020.

Cyril Abiteboul has denied that Renault is behind schedule with its 2020 car.

Red Bull is not letting out the secret about a new pair of distinctive 'nostrils' on the nose of its 2020 car.

F1 teams are going to "monitor the situation" amid speculation the inaugural Vietnam GP could be the next victim of coronavirus.

Robert Kubica admits he will have a very busy year in 2020.

Sebastian Vettel says he and Ferrari have "enough time" to talk about a 2021 contract.

Charles Leclerc has revealed he tried becoming a vegan over the winter break.

Another Indycar team has turned down the services of Fernando Alonso, as the Spaniard's Indy 500 dream collapses for 2020.

Italy's best known consumer rights group is threatening to sue Ferrari and urging the government to "seize" the team's newly-launched 2020 car.

F1 is facing the prospect of a gaping six-week hole in its 2020 calendar, with Vietnam's new grand prix also in doubt because of the coronavirus.

Ferrari's newly-revealed 2020 car is "extreme" and "radical" in areas, team figures said on Tuesday.

Mattia Binotto on Tuesday answered "no" when asked if he would rule out Lewis Hamilton joining Ferrari in 2021.

Robert Kubica's DTM race seat looks set to be announced on Thursday.

British newspapers claim that China's Formula 1 race, currently scheduled for April, will be called off within the next 24 hours.

Jacques Villeneuve thinks Valtteri Bottas deserves to be regarded as one of the best drivers in Formula 1

Toto Wolff has played down suggestions he is clashing with Lewis Hamilton over the financial value of their collaboration beyond 2020.

Williams "will never get out of this crisis", according to the once-great F1 team's last world champion, 1997 title winner Jacques Villeneuve.

Aston Martin wants to be among the "top teams" in Formula 1.

Sergey Sirotkin may remain in Formula 1 as a test driver in 2020.

Lewis Hamilton's "most dangerous rivals" for 2020 drive for Red Bull and Ferrari.

Like the Ferraris raced by legend Gilles Villeneuve four decades ago, Maranello's 2020 car will reportedly feature a 'tricolour' on the livery.

Toto Wolff says he is still making plans to be in China for the grand prix in April.

Toto Wolff wants Mercedes' Formula 1 team to be "cost-neutral within the next two years".

Race organisers in Sochi have rejected Liberty Media's request to add gravel traps to the F1 track ahead of the Russian GP in September.