Formula One News — March 2020

Chase Carey has admitted that, amid the ongoing global coronavirus crisis, he isn't sure when the 2020 season will get underway.

Mick Schumacher says he knows his surname is "not a guarantee" of a future in Formula 1.

Lewis Hamilton says he is not yet looking to leap into Formula E - even though he admits that could be a more "ethical" choice.

Barcelona circuit boss Joan Fontsere admits that May's Spanish GP will almost certainly not happen.

A member of Pirelli's travelling F1 staff has tested positive for coronavirus in Melbourne.

Formula 1 factories remain open amid the global coronavirus crisis.

Cyril Abiteboul has played down the possibility that Sebastian Vettel might join Renault from 2021.

F1's driver 'silly season' this year is likely to be delayed.

Sebastian Vettel says he does not know if he would accept a step back into a midfield F1 team.

Honda says it would not have taken part in the Australian GP.

Red Bull has confirmed reports that Mercedes is no longer part of the 'gang of seven' teams who are siding furiously against Ferrari.

Antonio Giovinazzi says he has set his sights on a Ferrari race seat for 2021.

Dr Helmut Marko says he has kept out of Daniil Kvyat's relationship problems.

Gunther Steiner says he is not sure if and when F1's 2020 season will get underway.

Robert Kubica admits that Alfa Romeo may have a tough 2020 season.

Jan Lammers says he is still waiting to discuss the future of Zandvoort's scheduled return to the 2020 Formula 1 calendar.

Roger Penske has admitted that the Indianapolis Motor Speedway is serious about bringing Formula 1 back to the fabled venue.

Hopes that F1's 2020 season may be able to start in Azerbaijan in early June are fading.

Barcelona remains in talks about how the coronavirus situation will affect the forthcoming Spanish GP.

There is more to Formula 1 than what is depicted in the official Netflix series, according to Haas driver Kevin Magnussen.

With F1's real-life 2020 world championship in tatters, the drivers are instead preparing to take their racing into the virtual world.

F1 team staff arriving back in Europe from Australia are now heading into a two-week quarantine period.

Organisers of the Dutch GP at Zandvoort are waiting to hear more about the postponement of the 2020 race.

Lewis Hamilton says the Ferrari engine legality scandal could be "handled better".

If it had been up to some Formula 1 teams, they would be preparing to race in Sunday's ultimately-postponed Australian GP.