Formula One News — May 2020

Franz Tost is hopeful F1's plan for 'ghost races' starting in July will work out.

Daniel Ricciardo has admitted that his own future in Formula 1 is on his mind during the corona crisis.

Barcelona is still hoping to remain on the F1 calendar beyond 2020.

Fernando Alonso is hoping his countryman and friend Carlos Sainz has a "good future" in Formula 1.

Nicholas Latifi is settling in for "several more weeks" away from the world of Formula 1.

Ferrari should consider entering the Indycar championship.

Ziggo Sport, the Dutch broadcaster of Formula 1, will not be present at July's planned re-start of the 2020 season in Austria.

BMW has accused fellow German carmaker Audi of "jeopardising" the future of the German touring car series DTM.

F1 CEO Chase Carey has admitted it is possible there will be "no racing" at all in 2020.

Willi Weber says it would be "cool" to see two new Schumachers on the Formula 1 grid.

Bernie Ecclestone's advice that Formula 1 should cancel the 2020 season altogether is "disingenuous", according to an insider.

Mika Hakkinen is sure that quadruple world champion Sebastian Vettel's Formula 1 career can carry on beyond 2020.

Jos Verstappen does not believe his native Holland will be able to host a race at Zandvoort in 2020.

Esteban Ocon says he is looking forward to simply going "outside again", let alone returning to the F1 track.

Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul says he will not force Daniel Ricciardo to get involved in online sim racing.

Valtteri Bottas is likely to stay at Mercedes beyond 2020, according to former F1 driver Karun Chandhok.

Liberty Media appears determined to keep all ten of the current teams in business throughout the corona crisis.

Renault's boss has admitted the French team could say goodbye to Daniel Ricciardo at the end of 2020.

Another F1 sponsor has admitted its concern about the corona crisis.

Stoffel Vandoorne says he would consider returning to Formula 1 under the right circumstances.

Spa-Francorchamps is waiting for the "green light from the government" to push ahead with plans for a 2020 Belgian GP.

Ferrari has reportedly made Sebastian Vettel a new contract offer for 2021.

Renault could be 'exposed' by the corona crisis and need to review its commitment, team boss Cyril Abiteboul has suggested.

Drivers need to take virtual racing more seriously.

Max Verstappen says he is looking forward to the resumption of the 2020 season - even if the races have to take place behind closed doors for now.