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Sebastian Vettel's future looks set to remain unclear for now.

Volkswagen boss Herbert Diess has dropped a tantalising hint about the German carmaker giant's potential future in Formula 1.

Dr Helmut Marko has confirmed reports that teams will be able to pull out of Formula 1 at the end of each season.

Mugello has become a fourth 2020 race host hoping to welcome spectators back to Formula 1.

A boycott of the Belgian GP at Spa-Francorchamps this weekend appears highly unlikely.

With Haas now committed to Formula 1 beyond 2020, the American team's current drivers are keen to start contract negotiations.

A Formula 1 journalist is wondering if Bernie Ecclestone is involved in the Williams buyout.

Lewis Hamilton's team and car are better than the ones raced to similar levels of success by seven time world champion Michael Schumacher.

Esteban Ocon says Renault is happy with the performance of its 2020 engine.

Ferrari is expected to follow Renault's lead in withdrawing its appeal over the 'pink Mercedes' affair.

Organisers of the Russian GP have hit back at concerns raised about the return of spectators to the Formula 1 circuits.

Bernie Ecclestone is still welcome at the Russian GP, organisers of the Sochi race have announced.

Dutch GP organisers are not ruling out asking for a later race date on the 2021 calendar.

McLaren is pulling out of the Tour de France.

Michael Schumacher's former manager is recovering from a stroke.

Stoffel Vandoorne says the culture inside the Mercedes team is what makes it so dominant.

F1's grand 'motorhomes' are making their return to the paddock this week at Spa-Francorchamps.

Honda is admitting it would like to see Japanese driver Yuki Tsunoda make his way into Formula 1 with Alpha Tauri.

Formula 1 still "works" for Haas team owner Gene Haas.

Kimi Raikkonen has played down the pressure that is mounting on the shoulders of his former Ferrari teammate.

It is "extremely important" that Red Bull continues to support struggling driver Alex Albon.

Formula One announced today four additional races have been added to the 2020 calendar, bringing the total to 17 races.