Formula One News — September 2020

Mick Schumacher has the support of the Formula 1 organisation as he moves closer to his expected 2021 debut, according to a well-known F1 figure.

Frederic Vasseur has declined to say whether Kimi Raikkonen has already signed a contract to remain at Alfa Romeo in 2021.

Max Verstappen will be "keeping the door open" for a shock potential switch to Mercedes.

Mercedes' two drivers must try to avoid penalties in the forthcoming races, according to team boss Toto Wolff.

Fernando Alonso says Renault has "everything they need" to succeed in the future.

"Complacency" may be creeping in at dominant Mercedes, according to Red Bull team boss Christian Horner.

Valtteri Bottas issued a furious and sustained rebuke to his "critics" after winning Sunday's Russian GP.

The international media reacted with little sympathy after Lewis Hamilton suggested Formula 1 is trying to stop him dominating the sport.

Mika Salo has hit back at claims he inappropriately leaked information about Lewis Hamilton's Sochi penalties to a television broadcaster.

Haas boss Gunther Steiner was notably annoyed with his driver Romain Grosjean after the Russian GP.

Lewis Hamilton is "playing poker" over his next contract at Mercedes, according to a former driver.

Two former F1 drivers do not believe Mick Schumacher is as talented as his famous father.

A prominent politician has stepped in with the goal of saving the Spanish GP.

Russian GP - Race Analysis

A well-known steward has hit back at Lewis Hamilton's accusations that officials are trying to stop his dominance of Formula 1.

An even "bigger update" for Ferrari's uncompetitive 2020 car will be introduced at the very next race at the Nurburgring.

Sergio Perez says he would "without a doubt" accept an offer to become Max Verstappen's teammate at Red Bull.

Toto Wolff on Sunday said he still isn't sure what official role he will have in 2021.

Sochi is looking to extend its contract in order to keep hosting the Russian GP in 2021 and beyond.

F1's governing body will look into whether there is a safety problem with the sort of 18-inch wheels that are set to be introduced in Formula 1 in 2022.

Russian GP - Race Notes

Russian GP - Sunday Photos

Russian GP - Sunday Press Conference

Russian GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Russian GP - Race Results