Formula One News — March 2020

Red Bull will not simply abandon its push to get to the bottom of the secret agreement reached between the FIA and Ferrari.

One day after Flavio Briatore revealed he may have had coronavirus in December, Dr Helmut Marko is telling a similar story.

Fernando Alonso thinks the world needs to brace for "many weeks" of coronavirus lockdown.

Kevin Magnussen says the prospect of 18 races in six months sounds "crazy".

Although locked in the midst of Italy's tragic coronavirus situation, Ferrari may also be ruing the latest goings on in the world of Formula 1.

Nico Hulkenberg says he is making the most of the world's collective pause for the coronavirus pandemic.

2019 Super Formula champion Nick Cassidy says he feels uncomfortable about returning to the track this week.

Martin Brundle thinks he might have been putting money on Max Verstappen in 2020.

As the coronavirus pandemic rules the world, F1 has a "historic opportunity" to drastically cut costs in Formula 1.

F1 may "run out of weekends" to put together a meaningful race calendar for 2020.

Flavio Briatore has revealed that he had a coronavirus-like illness - in December.

The global motor racing industry is on a "knife-edge" because of the coronavirus pandemic.

F1 will be lucky to organise an 11-round world championship in 2020, according to former driver Marc Surer.

A decision about whether Canada's June 14 race in Montreal will go ahead as scheduled is now looming.

Baku circuit officials say the venue needs two months of lead time to organise a rescheduled Azerbaijan GP later in 2020.

Robert Kubica has admitted that he secretly tested a Formula E car.

Chase Carey has now admitted that the original 22-race calendar for 2020 could be slashed to just 15 grands prix amid the coronavirus crisis.

As concern for the future of Formula 1 ramps up, Jacques Villeneuve has urged the sport to keep planning ahead.

Pierre Gasly says he can't take part in the new wave of virtual racing that is filling the void while real Formula 1 engines are silent.

Max Verstappen should not fear coronavirus, according to his boss Dr Helmut Marko.

Christian Horner has defended F1's decision to travel to Melbourne just two weeks ago.

Carlos Sainz deserves his rising status in Formula 1.

Lewis Hamilton says he turned down the opportunity to be tested for coronavirus.

Baku, which until now looked set to host the new 2020 season opener, is now expected to be postponed as well.

Formula 1 has quickly jumped aboard the new trend of virtual racing.