Formula One News — August 2020

Belgian GP - Race Analysis

In an otherwise "boring" race, the highlight at Spa-Francorchamps was a frightening crash that reinforced the dangers of the legendary Belgian circuit.

Red Bull is continuing to support Max Verstappen's struggling teammate Alex Albon.

Carlos Sainz has broken ranks to reveal that it was a Renault engine failure that meant he could not start Sunday's Belgian GP.

Monza could be even "worse" for crisis-struck Ferrari, according to Charles Leclerc.

Gunther Steiner has admitted that Haas might sign up a Ferrari junior driver for 2021.

Belgian federal police used heat-tracing technology to clamp down on fans watching Sunday's action at Spa-Francorchamps from nearby wooded areas.

Belgian GP - Race Notes

Belgian GP - Sunday Photos

Belgian GP - Sunday Press Conference

Belgian GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Belgian GP - Race Results

Max Verstappen says Red Bull is "doing our best" even though Mercedes is clearly dominating in 2020.

Toto Wolff has questioned whether Ferrari's "priorities" are right.

Renault's 2020 engine is continuing to turn heads.

Gunther Steiner says Haas will continue to work with crisis-struck Ferrari.

Mario Isola says he always listens to the F1 drivers' complaints about tyres.

Mick Schumacher is not getting carried away with reports that he is poised to kick off his Formula 1 race career in 2021.

Belgian GP - Qualifying Report

Belgian GP - Saturday Photos

Belgian GP - Saturday Press Conference

Belgian GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Belgian GP - Qualifying Results

Belgian GP - Practice 3 Results

Red Bull has dashed Pierre Gasly's hopes of an immediate return to the senior team.