Formula One News — August 2020

Racing Point will announce on Thursday that Nico Hulkenberg will race for the team at Silverstone once again this weekend.

"More conversations" should take place to convince drivers like Kevin Magnussen to kneel down before races, according to Lewis Hamilton.

Sergio Perez's trainer admits they are hoping the Mexican can return to the wheel of his Racing Point at Silverstone this weekend.

As the 'ghost races' roll on in Formula 1, the question of when spectators will be able to return to the circuits is now being posed.

An F1 pundit claims that Pirelli "has not kept pace" in 2020 as Formula 1 speeds race ahead.

Kimi Raikkonen is not about to quit in the middle of a Formula 1 season.

Ferrari has now joined the growing push against Racing Point's 'pink Mercedes'.

Didier Pironi's son was on the Silverstone podium last Sunday.

It will take "a year or two" before Ferrari can start thinking about beating Mercedes on merit, according to former team driver Gerhard Berger.

Sebastian Vettel insists he has not made a decision about his next move in Formula 1.

Mattia Binotto has denied that Ferrari will use a 'filming day' at Silverstone on Wednesday to try urgent car updates.

Mercedes will soon announce that its 'dream team' is staying together for another season.

Max Verstappen should re-focus his target for 2020 and instead aim to be runner-up behind Mercedes' dominant champion Lewis Hamilton.

FIA doctor Professor Gerard Saillant says he is "surprised" that so few cases of coronavirus have been detected since the 2020 'corona calendar' kicked off last month.

British GP - Race Analysis

When asked if anyone other than Lewis Hamilton can win the 2020 world championship, Max Verstappen's answer was simple.

Climate change protesters broke into the Silverstone circuit prior to the start of Sunday's British GP.

F1's governing body will consider the legality of Racing Point's 'pink Mercedes' on Wednesday.

Nico Hulkenberg is likely to get another chance this Sunday to take Racing Point's fast and controversial 'pink Mercedes' to the start line at Silverstone.

Toto Wolff says he is "not worried" that Lewis Hamilton might decide against extending his Mercedes contract beyond 2020.

Mattia Binotto says he is no longer Ferrari's technical director.

Kevin Magnussen says he has joined those who refuse to kneel before Formula 1 races because he does not support the Black Lives Matter political movement.

British GP - Race Notes

British GP - Sunday Photos

British GP - Sunday Press Conference