Formula One News — September 2020

Kimi Raikkonen has denied reports that he has extended his stay at Alfa Romeo into 2021.

Toto Wolff is refusing to rule out a scenario in which Lewis Hamilton decides to leave Mercedes at the end of the season.

Hermann Tilke has become a third high-profile expected attendee who is in fact not present at the Russian GP this weekend.

Daniil Kvyat says he is not bothered by "rumours" that a Japanese Formula 2 driver is set to replace him at Alpha Tauri for 2020.

Russian GP - Qualifying Report

Russian GP - Saturday Photos

Russian GP - Saturday Press Conference

Russian GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Russian GP - Qualifying Results

Russian GP - Practice 3 Results

There is no doubt that both Max Verstappen and Adrian Newey will still be at Red Bull in 2021.

Lewis Hamilton has benefitted from not having better teammates in past seasons, according to Fernando Alonso.

Dr Helmut Marko has said a reluctant "goodbye" to Red Bull's 2020 world championship chances.

Fernando Alonso will get behind the wheel in the coming months as he prepares to return to Formula 1 next year.

Liberty Media is facing serious opposition to its plans to revive a proposal for reverse-grid qualifying sprint races for the 2021 season.

Stefano Domenicali will be a bulwark against "artificial" measures creeping into Formula 1.

Daniil Kvyat says he is yet to discuss with his Red Bull bosses his place at Alpha Tauri for the 2021 season.

Vladimir Putin is not planning to attend Sunday's Russian GP.

Russian GP - Friday Report

Russian GP - Friday Photos

Russian GP - Friday Press Conference

Russian GP - Friday Team Quotes

Russian GP - Practice 2 Results

Gunther Steiner has played down rumours Haas could be about to team up with Renault.

Racing Point will switch from pink to green as it becomes Aston Martin for 2021.