Formula One News — November 2020

Sebastian Vettel has admitted he "wouldn't say no" to an offer to switch to Mercedes.

Mattia Binotto has confirmed that he will sit out a second consecutive race this weekend.

Mercedes' utter dominance since 2014 explains why many Formula 1 fans do not regard Lewis Hamilton as the best driver of his generation.

Sergey Sirotkin has admitted his chances of returning to the Formula 1 grid are "not very real".

Lewis Hamilton has hit back at the idea that he is simply "lucky" to have benefitted from Mercedes' utter dominance in past seasons.

Kimi Raikkonen remains one of the very best drivers in Formula 1.

Sebastian Vettel says there is more to Ferrari's problems than simply an underperforming engine.

Mick Schumacher says he has used "one or two tips" from his famous father throughout his rise to Formula 1.

Carlos Sainz says being asked if he regrets his 2021 move to Ferrari is now becoming "annoying".

Monza is seeking government backing in the hope of restoring the old banked sections of the historic Autodromo "for racing".

Fernando Alonso's return to Formula 1 could be as unsuccessful as that of his former championship rival and F1 legend Michael Schumacher.

The new-generation cars of 2022 may only be a single second slower than the unprecedentedly-fast single seaters of this year.

Three current Formula 1 drivers could be joining two other F1 refugees in the top American single seater category Indycar next year.

Mick Schumacher is being lined up to get a taste of life at the Haas team, according to Italy's La Gazzetta dello Sport.

Lewis Hamilton added "credibility to all of his championships" by the manner in which he wrapped up his record-equalling seventh recently in Turkey.

Turkey also wants to secure the unconfirmed 23rd race date on Formula 1's 2021 calendar.

Rio de Janeiro is not giving up on its ambitions to host a Formula 1 race.

Flavio Briatore has lamented the way Formula 1 drivers have changed since his days in Formula 1.

Lewis Hamilton should be careful with his political activism to avoid accusations of hypocrisy, according to former F1 driver Christijan Albers.

Former Ferrari driver Felipe Massa has backed Sebastian Vettel's Ferrari split.

Dr Helmut Marko has reacted with a smile to a comment made earlier this week by 2021 Red Bull candidate Nico Hulkenberg.

Mattia Binotto has played down hopes that Ferrari's new engine for 2021 will be enough to catch Mercedes.

There is still room on future Formula 1 calendars for more than the unprecedented 23 races that have been scheduled for 2021.

Felipe Massa hopes it is true that his former Ferrari teammate Michael Schumacher is able to follow the likely F1 debut of his son Mick next year.

Italian motor racing chief Angelo Sticchi Damiani says he wants Italy to have not one but two grands prix in 2021.