Formula One News — June 2020

Contrary to earlier reports, Formula 1 fans will get to see the teams and drivers prepare for Sunday's Austrian GP 'ghost race' on the actual grid.

Amid controversy over allegedly racist comments, Bernie Ecclestone has received some support from a retired American racing driver.

Kevin Magnussen will not be feeling confident about his future in Formula 1, according to former Le Mans winner John Nielsen.

Sebastian Vettel "lost faith in Ferrari", according to his first Formula 1 boss.

Charles Leclerc has admitted that charging for victory in Austria this weekend will be "difficult".

Max Verstappen's father is hoping the new Red Bull car does not trail Mercedes' pace by more than a couple of tenths.

Alex Zanardi on Monday remained in a "serious" condition after surgeons operated on his brain for a second time.

McLaren is borrowing about $185 million from a Bahraini bank.

Former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has aimed fire at his successor amid a new movement of racial politics within the sport.

2020 is shaping up as a two-man fight between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen.

Ferrari has admitted teams may need to miss this weekend's Austrian GP if there is a coronavirus outbreak.

Daniel Ricciardo will not be locked out of Renault's car development program in 2020, team boss Cyril Abiteboul insists.

Africa is "the most important place" that should be added to the Formula 1 race calendar.

Former Ferrari boss Stefano Domenicali has tipped Sebastian Vettel to "behave correctly" during the 2020 season.

McLaren's financial problems "have been solved".

It is rumoured that the second and final part of Formula 1's 'corona calendar' for 2020 will be released on Monday.

The corona crisis could have inched Kimi Raikkonen closer to retirement, according to former F1 driver Mika Salo.

Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso are both in the running to drive for the new Aston Martin works team from 2021.

Ferrari says reports of a major car upgrade ahead of the resumption of racing in Austria next weekend were exaggerated.

Carlos Sainz will not be frozen out by McLaren in 2020.

Valtteri Bottas and Max Verstappen could put up a real challenge to reigning six-time world champion Lewis Hamilton in 2020.

Williams will on Friday reveal a "sharp" and "smart" revised livery for its 2020 car.

China has "fixed" itself a place on the 2020 corona crisis race calendar, according to Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko.

Spa-Francorchamps will not alter its plans to host the Belgian GP this year without spectators.

Mercedes' departing engine guru Andy Cowell could be moving to Aston Martin, according to Germany's Auto Bild.