Formula One News — July 2020

Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc will move to Maranello next year, Ferrari chairman John Elkann has announced.

Mercedes wants to get to the bottom of a conspicuously smoky issue with its 2020 engine, according to team boss Toto Wolff.

F1 race promoters in Brazil and Mexico could sue Liberty Media over their cancelled 2020 races.

Imola's 2020 grand prix has been reduced to two days instead of three for logistical reasons.

Formula 1 is "fully open" to welcoming a new Russian team to the sport, according to sporting boss Ross Brawn.

Sebastian Vettel has mere days to decide if he wants to join the Racing Point team - set to become Aston Martin - in 2021.

Gunther Steiner says Haas will not change its approach to racing, even though it cost the small American team in Hungary.

Charles Leclerc has not had a good start to 2020, according to former F1 driver Nick Heidfeld.

Honda officials are meeting with their Red Bull counterparts this week to discuss the disappointing start to their 2020 championship campaign.

The Turkish government has admitted Istanbul could be yet another venue to be added to the 2020 'corona calendar'.

Alex Zanardi's condition is once again listed as "stable" following a fourth operation.

Yet another option for Sebastian Vettel may have emerged for 2021.

Red Bull has decided against developing a Mercedes-like 'DAS' steering system.

It may not be long before spectators return to Formula 1 races.

The first black man to test a Formula 1 car has called triple world champion Sir Jackie Stewart "racist".

It will "take time" for Alfa Romeo to pull itself off the very bottom row of the Formula 1 grid.

Ralf Schumacher doubts Ferrari's organisational shakeup will fix the struggling Italian team's problems.

The promoter of the Canadian GP has hit out at local authorities for not supporting his push to bring Formula 1 to Montreal amid the corona crisis.

Alex Zanardi is back in intensive care.

Three additional events have been announced by Formula 1 to extend the 2020 season to 13 races.

FIA president Jean Todt says he wants to keep "political debate" out of Formula 1.

Hockenheim will definitely not host a Formula 1 race in 2020.

Alex Zanardi is "only sometimes conscious" as he recovers from his serious head and facial injuries following a full month in hospital.

The Nurburgring has emerged as a contender to host a race as Formula 1's 2020 'corona calendar' continues to take shape on the fly.

A new 'spy saga' could be about to break out in Formula 1.