Formula One News — July 2020

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Max Verstappen insists that his chances of winning the 2020 title remain alive.

Renault advisor Alain Prost says a question mark about Sebastian Vettel's motivation may have thwarted his chances of joining the French team.

World champion Lewis Hamilton insists he is not "distracted" by his political activism in 2020.

Dr Helmut Marko has once again dashed Sebastian Vettel's hopes of a return to Red Bull next year.

Mercedes' current drivers appear to be making moves to ink new deals for 2021.

Carlos Sainz says he is not yet worrying about his move to Ferrari for 2021.

Ferrari and Mercedes have been warned about a breach of the strict coronavirus measures in force for the back-to-back races in Austria.

Antonio Giovinazzi insists he is not giving up on his Formula 1 career.

His protege Fernando Alonso may be returning to Formula 1, but Flavio Briatore insists he definitely is not.

Mick Schumacher is hoping to be able to drive a Formula 1 car again in 2020.

China's hopes of returning to the 2020 calendar are fading.

Renault's Russian reserve driver Sergey Sirotkin has defended his countryman Daniil Kvyat's decision to refuse to kneel on the grid last Sunday.

Fernando Alonso admits he will not be able to win next year after returning to Formula 1 with Renault.

Fernando Alonso has revealed that, amid the coronavirus pandemic, he suffered "for several weeks" with a mystery illness.

Fernando Alonso has played down suggestions he might make an appearance this year during a Friday practice session.

Red Bull is still waiting for the cause of Max Verstappen's retirement in Austria last Sunday to be confirmed.

Daniil Kvyat has explained why he refused to kneel on the grid last weekend in Austria.

F1 legend Gerhard Berger thinks Sebastian Vettel should quit Formula 1 rather than switch to a midfield team.

Mick Schumacher says he has "no plan B" in the event that his Formula 1 dream fades

Mark Webber thinks it could be "better" if his former teammate Sebastian Vettel quits Ferrari before the end of the current season.