Formula One News — March 2020

>McLaren says it will press ahead with switching to Mercedes power for 2021.

Esteban Ocon has played down suggestions that Mercedes has been using the 'DAS' steering system since 2018.

Sebastian Vettel has admitted he has started to "see beyond" the end of his Formula 1 career.

Dr Helmut Marko says race promoter Red Bull wants July's Austrian GP to go ahead.

The latest decisions made by Formula 1 may have saved some of the smaller teams, according to Frederic Vasseur.

Romain Grosjean admits there is a "possibility" Haas will be closed down after 2020.

Daniel Ricciardo does not think the halted 2020 season will affect the 'silly season'.

Robert Kubica has urged Formula 1 fans to take care during the unprecedented global pandemic.

Max Verstappen has counted himself out of the new official virtual F1 series.

The president of Italy's automobile club is hopeful the race at Monza can go ahead in September.

Pirelli has stopped manufacturing F1's tyres for 2020.

More information about a rescheduled 2020 race season should be forthcoming "within one to two months".

Although Zandvoort, Barcelona and Monaco's 2020 race dates will no longer take place as scheduled, only the latter historic street race has been cancelled altogether.

With the entire F1 world in disarray over the coronavirus pandemic, McLaren is facing another "interesting challenge".

Talks with Sebastian Vettel about a new Ferrari contract for 2021 are underway.

Two conspicuous absences from F1's crisis conference calls are sure to ramp up speculation about the future of Toto Wolff.

Paul Ricard is "on standby" for news about the F1 venue's scheduled late June race date for the French GP.

Fernando Alonso may struggle to find a team willing to host his return to Formula 1 in 2021.

Organisers of the Dutch GP say it is the right thing to postpone the May 3 race at Zandvoort.

Even amid the coronavirus crisis, a new Formula 1 team project is pressing on.

F1 teams have agreed to get actively involved in the fight against coronavirus.

After continuing talks about the ongoing Corona Virus pandemic, it was announed today that the Dutch GP on 3 May, the Spanish GP on 10 May and the Monaco GP scheduled for 24 May have all been postponed.

With the coronavirus pandemic having brought the sport - and the wider world - to an indefinite standstill, Formula 1 is still grappling to decide its next moves.

With F1 in tatters over coronavirus, Sergio Perez is ruing what could finally have been a great season for him.

Formula 1 is set to jump aboard the world of virtual racing.