Formula One News — June 2020

Valtteri Bottas thinks he and Lewis Hamilton will be using the controversial 'DAS' steering system once the 2020 season gets up and racing next month.

Frederic Vasseur is giving no hints about whether Mick Schumacher will make his Formula 1 debut with Alfa Romeo in 2020.

Engine boss Andy Cowell is leaving Mercedes' F1 team next month.

While Jean Alesi has sold a Ferrari F40 to finance his son Giuliano's Formula 2 career, Max Verstappen has bought one of the Italian marque's road cars.

China is shaping up to host not one but two grands prix in 2020, even though reports suggest coronavirus cases are surging once again in the country.

Jean Todt says he hopes Sebastian Vettel stays in Formula 1 beyond 2020.

Jean Todt says Formula 1 is working on "other innovative ideas" after Mercedes vetoed the plan for qualifying sprint races and reverse grids in 2020.

Jean Todt has welcomed news that Ferrari and Mercedes are looking into expanding beyond Formula 1.

Lewis Hamilton is facing fierce backlash from within Spain after criticising the traditional practice of bullfighting.

Hockenheim officials have warned that they cannot wait forever for Formula 1 to decide if the German venue will be added to the 2020 'corona calendar'.

Bernie Ecclestone is advising his friend Fernando Alonso to take a sabbatical in 2021.

Opinions are split over whether Fernando Alonso should return to Formula 1 with Renault next year.

The absence of spectators will not be the only major change when Formula 1 gets back up and racing in Austria next month.

Those in charge of F1's biggest budget teams must be suffering from a "massive headache", according to Racing Point technical boss Andy Green.

Kimi Raikkonen is not expecting to struggle in Austria next month even though Formula 1 drivers have not raced since late last year.

Toto Wolff admits that Sebastian Vettel is not Mercedes' "first priority" when considering the team's driver lineup for 2021.

Toto Wolff is not ready to commit to remaining Mercedes' team boss beyond the end of 2020.

Driver hierarchies do not work in Formula 1, according to Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff.

Organisers of the popular Canadian GP are not giving up on rescheduling the Montreal race this year.

Max Verstappen says it is no disadvantage that he will not do any testing prior to the resumption of racing next month.

It is "good" that Sebastian Vettel is leaving Ferrari, according to former team driver Jean Alesi.

Imola has boosted its chances of securing a shock return to the F1 calendar in 2020.

Michael Schumacher will in fact not undergo surgery any time soon, according to the Guardian newspaper.

Lando Norris says he faced a backlash among his social media followers after wading into the current political moment.

Mercedes is "not considering" signing up Sebastian Vettel for 2021.