Formula One News — October 2020

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Lewis Hamilton says news that his salary could be capped from 2023 caught him by "surprise".

Haas' current F1 drivers do not sound keen on the idea of remaining in Formula 1 next year by becoming reserve drivers.

Racing Point vetoed Fernando Alonso's participation in the end of season 'young driver test' in Abu Dhabi.

Signing Mick Schumacher for 2021 would be "an honour", Haas boss Gunther Steiner has admitted.

Max Verstappen has repeated his view that Nico Hulkenberg would be a good teammate for him at Red Bull next year.

George Russell is staying at Williams next year, contrary to speculation that interim team boss Simon Roberts was flirting with Sergio Perez and his Mexican backers for 2021.

Only one of the trio of top Ferrari 'academy' rookies will make it into Formula 1 next year.

Red Bull needs Pierre Gasly to lead the Alpha Tauri team from the cockpit, according to Dr Helmut Marko.

Formula 1 is still nervous about the ongoing impact of coronavirus, Mercedes boss Toto Wolff admits.

Ferrari CEO Louis Camilleri has played down suggestions the Italian team could reunite with its former car designer Aldo Costa.

Jarno Zaffelli, a circuit designer involved in the modern version of Imola, says the current direction of Formula 1 track design is "a shame".

Toto Wolff has admitted he is on the hunt for a new team principal for Mercedes.

Top F1 team bosses have defended the decision to add a new race in Saudi Arabia to the sport's unprecedented 23-round schedule for 2021.

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Dr Helmut Marko has denied Jean Todt's charge that he is trying to "blackmail" the FIA president over his demands regarding Red Bull's engine decision for 2022.

Lewis Hamilton has reassured his fans that he will remain in Formula 1 next year - even though he is yet sign a contract.

The Alfa Romeo-Ferrari team has announced that drivers Kimi Raikkonen and Antonio Giovinazzi will continue with the team for the 2021 season.

George Russell's future is only in doubt because of "political and commercial" considerations at Williams.

Gunther Steiner has hinted that a major problem with Ferrari's struggling 2020 engine relates to overheating.

Fernando Alonso's new relationship with Renault is already "working well", according to F1 legend and team advisor Alain Prost.