Formula One News — July 2020

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Red Bull is "getting nervous" in its battle to quickly catch up with Mercedes, team official Dr Helmut Marko has admitted.

Nico Hulkenberg looks set to make a shock return to Formula 1 this weekend at Silverstone.

Sebastian Vettel insists he is not under "time pressure" to decide his next career move.

Carlos Sainz says it is only "common sense" to conclude that he will not be world champion or even win races after switching to Ferrari next year.

Valtteri Bottas says talks to extend his contract with Mercedes have already begun.

Formula 1 should not be involved "in racism or politics in general", according to the sport's former chief executive Bernie Ecclestone.

Red Bull is expecting Alex Albon to enjoy "an increase in performance" thanks to working with a more experienced race engineer from now on.

Esteban Ocon is still finding his feet at Renault after a year out of the sport.

The FIA announced that after taking a COVID-19 test that produced an inconclusive result, Sergio Perez was re-tested, and it was revealed that he has indead tested positive for COVID-19.

Dr Helmut Marko is expecting Racing Point's 'pink Mercedes' to be highly competitive over the next two race weekends at Silverstone.

Race organisers in Austin and Mexico say they accept Formula 1's decision to cancel their races for 2020.

Fernando Alonso's weight and fitness is back at the same levels as when he was at his peak.

Timo Glock says he feels "sorry" that quadruple world champion Sebastian Vettel's achievements are being diminished.

A familiar face is returning to the F1 paddock to help Alex Albon get up to speed.

Formula 1 still has a "green light" to race in Barcelona later this month.

Haas is now battling among the slowest teams on the Formula 1 grid, driver Romain Grosjean has admitted.

Operators of the former F1 circuit in Turkey have admitted they are in a "confidentiality agreement" regarding talks about a 2020 race at Istanbul Park.

McLaren has added its concerns to the complex 'token' system that will govern car upgrades for 2021.

Toto Wolff says his talks with Daimler over his future at the top of Mercedes' works team are "on the right track".