Formula One News — February 2020

There are no "big differences" between F1's exciting new generation and the older drivers who came before them, according to Romain Grosjean.

Sochi may alternate a single Russian GP date on future F1 calendars with a new venue in St Petersburg.

Lewis Hamilton will not retire or quit Mercedes while he has a title-winning car.

Ross Brawn has admitted he is "very worried" about the struggling British team Williams.

Max Verstappen says he is not obsessed about becoming F1's youngest ever world champion this year.

F1 is working to make it harder for teams to exploit rule 'loopholes', sporting boss Ross Brawn admits.

Formula 1 teams have been told not to use screens in front of their garages during the forthcoming six days of pre-season testing.

Juan Manuel Correa, who almost died in Anthoine Hubert's fatal Formula 2 crash at Spa last year, has hit out at the FIA for the second time in three weeks.

Lewis Hamilton will deserve to match Michael Schumacher's record tally of seven titles if he wins in 2020, according to Ross Brawn.

The clock is ticking on the likely cancellation or postponement of the 2020 Chinese GP.

Dr Helmut Marko has slammed Red Bull's door on Fernando Alonso.

Kevin Magnussen says he is keeping quiet about his "expectations" ahead of the 2020 season.

BMW is still not interested in returning to Formula 1 in the 'power unit' era.

Aston Martin is unlikely to become a winning works team in Formula 1, according to a former driver manager and team official.

Ross Brawn says he sees "no signs" that Mercedes is on the cusp of pulling out of Formula 1 as a works team.

Contract negotiations with Lewis Hamilton will only begin this month, according to Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff.

China's grand prix in April looks set to be scrapped completely.

Toto Wolff has moved to end speculation about Mercedes' withdrawal from Formula 1 by saying the German marque will "definitely" still be on the grid in 2021.

Red Bull cannot afford to spend "a lot of money" on bringing Sebastian Vettel back to the team, according to Dr Helmut Marko.

Christian Horner says it is "the financials" that could break up Mercedes' successful eight-year relationship with Lewis Hamilton.

Former Williams teammates Juan Pablo Montoya and Ralf Schumacher are ushering the next generation into the upper categories of junior open-wheeler motor racing.

Plans to organise a grand prix in Denmark have collapsed for now.

F1 could witness a new Max Verstappen in 2020, with a realistic chance of becoming the sport's youngest ever world champion.

Mercedes admits "issues" with its engine have affected the reigning world champions as the team prepares for 2020.

Kevin Magnussen admits he still dreams of being signed up by "one of the big teams" in Formula 1.