Formula One News — September 2020

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Red Bull boss Christian Horner admits he is looking into the team's "options" for its driver lineup for 2021.

Mick Schumacher has given his chances of a 2021 F1 debut a big boost by taking the lead in the F2 championship at Mugello.

New Formula 1 entrants will have to pay $200 million to the existing teams in order to enter the sport, according to a clause in the new Concorde Agreement.

Mercedes is refusing to comment on reports that its dominant works Formula 1 team is lining up an almost $900 million sale.

Red Bull has denied it could be about to lose legendary F1 car designer Adrian Newey.

Jean Todt says he will not block Formula 1 from adopting a controversial 'reverse grid' format in 2021.

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Kimi Raikkonen is Alfa Romeo's first choice for 2021.

McLaren tested a Mercedes-like nose during Friday practice at Mugello.

Carlos Sainz has slammed Racing Point for dumping Sergio Perez.

Zak Brown is offering Sergio Perez a seat at McLaren - in the Indycar program.

Mick Schumacher has a "good chance" of stepping up to Formula 1 in 2021.

As many as 45,000 spectators per day could attend the first Formula 1 race at Portimao next month.

Sebastian Vettel has not signed a fixed long-term contract with Aston Martin, according to Bild newspaper.

Williams' acting team principal says he is not sure if his new role will be made permanent.

Andreas Seidl has played down news that McLaren's iconic headquarters will be sold.