Formula One News — October 2020

Lewis Hamilton has come out in opposition to the new Brazilian GP project in Rio de Janeiro.

Gunther Steiner has admitted to meeting with Russian billionaire Dmitry Mazepin.

Red Bull may pull out of Formula 1 if it cannot find a "competitive" alternative to works Honda power.

As Lewis Hamilton looks to match and beat Michael Schumacher's all time records, the jury is still out regarding the British driver's greatness.

Red Bull needs to "worry" if it cannot supply a "competitive car" to Max Verstappen for 2021.

Formula 1 is abuzz with rumours that Mick Schumacher's 2021 Formula 1 race debut will be confirmed this weekend at the Nurburgring.

Formula 1 should consider speeding up the sport's move to new engine regulations, according to Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko.

Mercedes has reiterated its commitment to Formula 1, allaying fears that the sport may be about to lose more teams or manufacturers.

Red Bull wants "clarity" about its engine solution for 2022 before the end of the year.

Christian Horner has played down rumours Red Bull could lose Max Verstappen in the wake of Honda's shock decision to quit Formula 1.

Chase Carey has confirmed that Rio de Janeiro is on course to join the Formula 1 calendar.

Fernando Alonso looks set to make his debut in Renault's 2020 car next week.

F1's current covid restrictions are a blessing for Mick Schumacher ahead of his race weekend debut at the Nurburgring.

Nurburgring boss Mirco Markfort is hoping this weekend's race at the famous venue boosts the chances of a proper return to the Formula 1 calendar.

The boss of the Nurburgring is unsure whether this weekend's race will be a one-off for the former Formula 1 venue.

Max Verstappen says he would enjoy dominating Formula 1.

Mick Schumacher's uncle has hit back at doubts about the young German's talent.

"All options" are being considered as Red Bull looks to race on without Honda from 2022.

Red Bull can build its own engine for 2022 and beyond, according to former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher.

A Mercedes-style nose design is the "right way forward" for McLaren.

Haas is reluctant to comment amid rumours the F1 team could be sold.

Sebastian Vettel might buy shares in Aston Martin.

Ferrari's sporting boss Laurent Mekies has played down hopes that all three high-profile academy driver members will be in Formula 1 next year.

Jos Verstappen, the father of Red Bull driver Max, says he hopes the corona crisis "will soon be over" in Formula 1.

Red Bull is no longer ruling out replacing Alex Albon.