Formula One News — August 2020

"All the signs" point to Gene Haas signing up to the 2021-2025 Concorde Agreement.

Mattia Binotto says Ferrari's target for 2021 is second place.

Sergio Perez hopes he gets the all-clear to return to his Racing Point cockpit in Barcelona this weekend.

Fernando Alonso says it is "impossible" for him to keep chasing the fabled triple crown in the next two years.

The new president of the Spanish GP venue says she will do "everything in our power" to keep Formula 1 in Barcelona.

About 30,000 spectators could attend Sochi's Russian GP in September.

Flavio Briatore agrees with Bernie Ecclestone about Ferrari's lack of leadership.

The forthcoming schedule for Alfa Romeo's staff will be "brutal", according to team manager Beat Zehnder.

Circuit boss Paulo Pinheiro admits Formula 1's Portuguese stop in 2020 may be a one-off.

Mercedes will stay in Formula 1 next year - but not commit to the full five years of the proposed Concorde Agreement.

Two highly respected Formula 1 correspondents do not think Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari will split before the end of the 2020 season.

Toto Wolff says he is not worried about Mercedes' name being dragged through the mud over the Racing Point car copying affair.

Nico Hulkenberg has revealed he is talking to "two teams" about his future in Formula 1.

Ferrari's former president says he hopes the Maranello team is treating Sebastian Vettel fairly in 2020.

Liberty Media is pressing ahead with its August 12 deadline for the finalisation of the 2021 Concorde Agreement.

Sebastian Vettel will have a new chassis at his disposal from this weekend as his relationship with Ferrari teeters on the brink.

Dr Helmut Marko says Red Bull must keep the pressure on Mercedes.

2020 will be Kimi Raikkonen's last season in Formula 1, according to Mika Salo.

Formula 1 is targeting a full and normal 22-race calendar for 2021, as the sport revealed an almost total collapse of revenue amid the corona crisis.

Nico Hulkenberg is travelling to Barcelona this week.

Former Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo says he deserves some of the blame for the Maranello team's horror 2020 season.

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Lewis Hamilton has denied insinuating that Red Bull under-inflated Max Verstappen's tyres for Sunday's race at Silverstone.

Ferrari and Sebastian Vettel should split immediately.

Red Bull is not joining the five teams vowing to appeal the outcome of the 'pink Mercedes' protest.