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Kimi Raikkonen says his former team Ferrari should not be written off so easily in 2020.

Uncertainty remains the dominant mood as Formula 1 teams prepare for the opening races of 2020.

Sebastian Vettel has admitted the possibility that he could leave Ferrari.

Former F1 driver Christijan Albers is not so sure Ferrari's driver lineup is ideal.

Kevin Magnussen says he can imagine Haas team owner Gene Haas pulling out of Formula 1.

Chase Carey says his negotiations with the teams over the next Concorde Agreement are "on the right track".

Honda is not yet ready to commit to Red Bull or Formula 1 beyond 2021.

Charles Leclerc is remaining upbeat, even after his boss Mattia Binotto admitted the 2020 Ferrari will not be an early winner this season.

Max Verstappen says he is concerned that his first home grand prix at Zandvoort this year will be stressful.

A letter calling on the FIA to clarify the saga about the legality of Ferrari's 2019 engine is doing the rounds.

Robert Kubica thinks he would still be racing in Formula 1 if he had enjoyed a better car for his return to the grid last year.

Max Verstappen has hit out at the way he is portrayed in the Netflix series Drive to Survive.

The signs are looking brighter that even amid the global coronavirus crisis, Formula 1 will race ahead in 2020.

Mercedes has a three-tenth advantage over Red Bull-Honda heading into Australia, according to an analysis done by a number of F1 engineers.

Toto Wolff has denied that Mercedes' drivers will get a huge advantage from the new 'DAS' innovation.

Charles Leclerc says he would be happy if Ferrari signs up Sebastian Vettel for 2021.

Ferrari has admitted that it may write off the 2020 season quite early this year.

The Italian media suspects a whistleblower is behind the bizarre saga surrounding the legality of Ferrari's 2019 engine.

A very dark cloud is now hanging over Formula 1's 2020 season.

Toto Wolff has hinted that Mercedes will not be able to pay Lewis Hamilton more in 2021.

Red Bull-Honda is now "a step closer" to winning the 2020 world championship.

Sebastian Vettel does not think he will still be racing in Formula 1 when he turns 40.

A statement issued by F1's governing body late last week poses "more questions than answers".

Nico Hulkenberg thinks shyness could be one reason why his Formula 1 career seems over at the age of 32.