Formula One News — May 2020

Former F1 team owner and boss Giancarlo Minardi is not sure that Fernando Alonso should make his return to Formula 1 with Renault.

Alain Prost has hit back at suggestions 'customer cars' could be a solution amid F1's corona crisis.

A source at Renault's works team reports that there is "no rush" to decide the identity of Daniel Ricciardo's replacement for 2021.

Carlos Sainz says he hopes his move to Ferrari will give the future of the Spanish GP at boost.

Carlos Sainz has obviously been selected to be Ferrari's number 2 driver, according to Flavio Briatore.

Mercedes "should consider" signing up Sebastian Vettel for 2021.

The Austrian government has played down hopes F1's 2020 'season opener' may be raced in front of spectators.

Fernando Alonso has admitted he is contemplating a return to Formula 1.

Former French GP venue Magny Cours has ruled out hosting a Formula 1 'ghost race' amid the corona crisis.

Opinions are split as to whether Fernando Alonso will return to Formula 1 next year.

Spanish broadcasters are shaping up to fight over the Formula 1 television rights for 2021 and beyond.

FIA president Jean Todt looks set to remain FIA president even after the mandatory end of his final term that was set to definitely expire in 2021.

Toto Wolff admits he is "currently discussing" what role he will play at Mercedes beyond 2020.

Toto Wolff has admitted signing German Sebastian Vettel for 2021 would be a "good marketing story" for Mercedes.

Ferrari has made a good choice by signing up Carlos Sainz for 2021, according to Dr Helmut Marko.

Mugello is still interested in hosting a replacement Italian GP amid the corona crisis, according to local mayor Federico Ignesti.

Speculation Sebastian Vettel might retire at the end of 2020 is ramping up, with McLaren revealing that it never even negotiated with the Ferrari refugee.

Fernando Alonso is "ready to return" to Formula 1, according to his long-time manager Flavio Briatore.

Lance Stroll is already signed up to remain at Racing Point - to be called Aston Martin by then - in 2021.

Luca di Montezemolo has dismissed has dismissed reports that he could become the next FIA president.

Bernie Ecclestone has decided to leave Brazil and return to Europe, according to Germany's Bild newspaper.

Russia could be the first country to host a Formula 1 race with spectators in 2020.

Hermann Tilke has hit back at one of the main criticisms made about the circuits his company designs for Formula 1.

Many in Formula 1 and motorsport are living without an income at present, according to safety car driver Bernd Maylander.

Dr Helmut Marko says it is crucial that Formula 1 manages to organise a minimum number of races amid the corona crisis in 2020.