Formula One News — May 2020

The extent of Nico Rosberg's career achievements in Formula 1 is not fully appreciated.

F1's governing FIA is preparing to scrap the 'MGU-H' element of the current engine formula for 2025.

Hockenheim is ready to step in if Formula 1 needs to abandon plans to race at Silverstone.

France's finance minister has admitted Renault may "disappear" as a result of the corona crisis.

Stefano Domenicali has tipped former Ferrari driver Fernando Alonso to help his countryman Carlos Sainz "a lot" with his adjustment to life with the Italian team.

Sebastian Vettel will join "a winning team" for 2021 or quit the sport, according to his former boss Dr Helmut Marko.

Charles Leclerc has denied that he will be the undisputed 'number 1' at Ferrari from 2021.

Felipe Massa says he is not going to divulge the "information" he knows about the health of his former Ferrari teammate Michael Schumacher.

Valtteri Bottas' name is the latest to join the 2021 driver 'silly season'.

The world of Formula 1 could know by the end of next week if the 2020 season will get up and running in July.

2021 Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz is "well connected with the Todt family", according to former F1 driver Timo Glock.

Ferrari vice chairman and 10 percent owner Piero Ferrari has suggested the Maranello marque may tackle the fabled Indianapolis 500 in future.

Sergey Sirotkin is hoping to return to Formula 1.

Following a long factory lockdown amid Italy's coronavirus epidemic, Ferrari's fabled headquarters at Maranello have now re-opened.

Sebastian Vettel will put his throttle to the floor when he contests his last races with Ferrari later in 2020.

Fernando Alonso "knows best" when it comes to deciding whether to return to Formula 1 next year.

There are no negotiations with Sebastian Vettel at present, Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff insists.

Luca di Montezemolo claims that he almost became boss of Formula 1.

FIA president Jean Todt is not worried Ferrari will wield its unique and controversial 'veto' to derail Formula 1's course through the corona crisis.

Niki Lauda's voice is conspicuously "missing" during the corona crisis, according to his former business partner Toto Wolff.

Zak Brown says it would be "unfortunate" if Britain counts itself out of Formula 1's attempt to get back up and racing in 2020.

On Sunday July 16 the NASCAR series staged the first auto race with no fans. Formula 1 plans to do the same thing starting on July 5 with the Austrian Grand Prix.

The re-start of F1's corona-marred 2020 season is not yet official, according to FIA president Jean Todt.

Sebastian Vettel's retirement at 32 would be an "absolute disaster", according to German motor racing legend Hans-Joachim Stuck.

Dutch commentator Olav Mol has played down hopes that Sebastian Vettel might keep his Formula 1 career alive at Mercedes.