Formula One News — April 2020

The attitudes of some "high level teams" threaten the very existence of "two, three, four" of their smaller competitors.

Things are heading "in the right direction" in terms of hosting Formula 1's first race of 2020.

Gunther Steiner is hoping Formula 1 can organise at least 8 grands prix in 2020.

F1 drivers will feel the physical strain when the racing finally gets underway in 2020, McLaren's Carlos Sainz has warned.

Ferrari will be "prepared" for when Formula 1 gets up and racing once again.

Virtual racing is more of a "diversion" than a viable alternative to real motor racing and Formula 1, according to McLaren driver Carlos Sainz.

F1 should not implement a 'two speed' budget cap next year, according to Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul.

Italian GP boss Angelo Sticchi Damiani has admitted that even September's Monza race is threatened by the coronavirus crisis.

It is "possible" that the famous Spa-Francorchamps circuit will not host a grand prix at all in 2020.

Kimi Raikkonen says Formula 1 should never have travelled to Australia last month for the ultimately cancelled 2020 season opener.

Lewis Hamilton should put his money where his mouth is amid the coronavirus crisis, according to Nico Hulkenberg.

Amid a sea of cancellations, postponements and speculation, it appears that Austria might be able to rescue F1 by hosting the first races of 2020.

Nico Hulkenberg admits the coronavirus crisis could scupper his plans to potentially return to Formula 1 in 2021.

Former F1 driver JJ Lehto thinks Formula 1's current plan for the post-coronavirus phase is "absurd".

Formula 1's new budget cap should be as low as $75 million in the wake of the coronavirus crisis.

The world of Formula 1 has lost an "incredible man", according to Kevin Magnussen.

"Drastic measures" will keep Renault in Formula 1 in the wake of the coronavirus crisis.

Emanuele Pirro, an Italian former F1 driver, hopes the coronavirus situation leads down the path of a "more viable and accessible Formula 1".

Max Mosley has joined his old sparring partner Bernie Ecclestone in recommending that Formula 1 simply call off the 2020 season.

Jos Verstappen says his son Max is paid more than the Red Bull driver's former teammate Daniel Ricciardo.

Robert Kubica has admitted that the coronavirus crisis has made his plans for 2020 "very difficult" to execute.

Pirelli boss Mario Isola is not sitting out the coronavirus crisis at home.

Bernie Ecclestone is still urging Formula 1 to simply cancel the entire 2020 season.

Jean Todt says he will not push to remain FIA president beyond 2021.

Austria and Red Bull could be set to throw a lifeline to F1's endangered 2020 season.