Formula One News — May 2020

Backmarker Formula 1 team Williams has admitted it may be sold.

Renault is staying in Formula 1 for now.

A former F1 driver thinks Renault is more likely to sign Fernando Alonso for 2021 and beyond than Valtteri Bottas.

Mercedes parent Daimler has hit back at reports suggesting the works team could be pulled out of Formula 1.

Daniel Ricciardo says he isn't sure why Ferrari overlooked him for the seat set to be vacated by Sebastian Vettel at the end of 2020.

Gunther Steiner has counted Haas out of the running to capture the services of Sebastian Vettel or Valtteri Bottas for 2021.

Carlos Sainz says he is happy rather than intimidated at the thought of being paired with a driver of Charles Leclerc's calibre at Ferrari next year.

A decision about whether F1's 2020 season can restart in Austria is now imminent.

The 2020 Dutch GP has been officially cancelled.

Pascal Wehrlein appears to have withdrawn his support for a potential new Formula 1 team.

Formula 1 is preparing to publish an eight-race calendar that it hopes will restart the 2020 season amid the corona crisis.

Valtteri Bottas is emerging as a leading figure in the next round of the 2021 'silly season'.

Dutch racing driver Arie Luyendyk has praised countryman Max Verstappen for remaining grounded amid skyrocketing fame, fortune and success.

Charles Leclerc has admitted he desperately misses racing in Formula 1.

Former F1 driver Pastor Maldonado is expecting trouble at Ferrari in 2020.

A potential buyer for embattled Renault's works Formula 1 team has emerged.

Formula 1 is "more of a show" than a sport, according to a boss of the Russian program SMP Racing.

Ferrari is aiming to show up in Austria in July with an engine packing 20 more horsepower.

Cyril Abiteboul admits he is "disappointed" to lose Daniel Ricciardo for 2021.

Austrian officials look set to show a green light to Formula 1's plans to re-start the 2020 season in July.

Formula 1 drivers are starting to look forward to the resumption of racing in July.

Renault will not rush to name Daniel Ricciardo's replacement for 2021.

Intrigue about the future of Mercedes' works team is only intensifying.

Mick Schumacher could make his Formula 1 race debut much earlier than expected.

Mattia Binotto will be tasked with a "difficult and unusual situation" once the racing kicks off in 2020.