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Monza may be willing to consider hosting a grand prix behind closed doors in 2020.

Paul Ricard would only be open to considering a race behind closed doors if F1 conducts a "review" of its contractual arrangement with the circuit.

Fernando Alonso says his Formula 1 sabbatical has given him "renewed energy" for the future.

Renault may turn to a teenager if Daniel Ricciardo leaves the team for 2021.

Ralf Schumacher thinks it is "possible" Sebastian Vettel will ultimately accept Ferrari's rumoured offer of a one-year contract for 2021.

Robert Kubica says Max Verstappen does not deserve his reputation for "recklessness".

Even the big teams might disappear from Formula 1 amid the coronavirus pandemic, according to Russian commentator Alexey Popov.

F1 must be careful about when it returns to the track in 2020, according to Pirelli boss Mario Isola.

The price of buying engines from F1's manufacturers might need to come down during the global pandemic.

Nicholas Latifi has been told by Williams to behave during live broadcasts of his virtual racing exploits.

Jan Lammers has backtracked after declaring that there will almost certainly be no Dutch GP in 2020.

Drivers are looking nervously into the clouded future of Formula 1 and motor racing.

A Formula 1 insider said he can "understand" Sebastian Vettel if the German has turned down Ferrari's contract extension offer for 2021.

Gunther Steiner is "confident" that Haas team owner Gene Haas will remain committed to Formula 1 throughout the coronavirus crisis and beyond.

Michael Schumacher could not adjust to the newer generation of cars when he returned to Formula 1 after a three-year retirement a decade ago.

Zandvoort's hopes of hosting a Formula 1 race in 2020 have been dealt a near fatal blow, the Dutch circuit's bosses admit.

Franz Tost is not sure there is reason for great optimism even though moves are being made to organise the first actual races of 2020.

Lewis Hamilton is reportedly sitting out the coronavirus pandemic in Bali.

Liberty Media is ready to bail out teams who go bust during the coronavirus pandemic, according to Christian Horner.

The coronavirus pandemic is a blow to McLaren's steady rise up the grid, team boss Andreas Seidl has admitted.

Kimi Raikkonen says he will not be joining the growing trend of actual professional drivers entering the world of virtual online simulator racing.

Monza is not giving up on hosting an Italian GP later in 2020, according to Italian automobile club president Angelo Sticchi Damiani.

Robert Kubica is another F1 driver who will not get involved in F1's official virtual racing series.

Former Ferrari team boss Maurizio Arrivabene has joined Italy's fight against coronavirus.