Formula One News — July 2020

Renault's protest against the 'pink Mercedes' fielded by Racing Point this year could be a significant moment for Formula 1.

The big difference between title contenders Mercedes and Red Bull in 2020 is engine power.

Mattia Binotto's successor as Ferrari team boss may already have been found.

Toto Wolff says he will no longer wear a clear face shield in the Formula 1 paddock.

Daniel Ricciardo insists "everything is cool" between himself and his current team boss Cyril Abiteboul.

Sebastian Vettel is poised to rescue his beleaguered Formula 1 career by signing up with Aston Martin for 2021.

Renault will be in Formula 1 "for a long time", according to the French works outfit's former boss.

Mercedes is reportedly well on the way to signing up its current drivers for 2021.

Mattia Binotto has admitted the basic "concept" of Ferrari's 2020 car may be flawed.

Cyril Abiteboul has admitted that Renault has been changing drivers too often in recent years.

Charles Leclerc should have been fined by Ferrari for crashing into his teammate in Austria.

Racing Point should get away with fielding its 'pink Mercedes' in 2020, according to former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher.

Charles Leclerc "killed Sebastian Vettel politically" at Ferrari.

It is a "personal choice" whether drivers want to kneel or stand amid the new wave of racial politics that is sweeping through Formula 1, according to Daniil Kvyat.

Carlos Sainz might be the first ever driver who regrets signing a Ferrari contract before even racing a car with the Prancing Horse logo.

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F1's governing body is looking into the legality of the 2020 Racing Point car.

It is still too soon to declare that Mercedes' 2020 car is clearly faster than the Red Bull, according to Toto Wolff.

Valtteri Bottas on Sunday insisted he is still "full of energy", despite being beaten by his teammate in Austria.

Toto Wolff insists "everyone's perspective" must be respected amid a spate of racial politics in Formula 1.

Kevin Magnussen insists he is not "nervous" that his Formula 1 career might be about to end.

Formula 1 is definitely moving on to Budapest this week.

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has defended Alex Albon following a round of criticism in Austria.

One door may have just swung open for Sebastian Vettel.

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