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Renault looks set to introduce only one development step on its engine in 2020.

Red Bull could be set to deepen its involvement in Formula 1 even further.

Italy's automobile club Aci says it will support Imola and Mugello as the circuits bid to replace the postponed 2020 Chinese GP.

Chase Carey appears to be putting the idea of a Miami GP on the back burner.

Lewis Hamilton says he is working on a "five to ten year plan" in relation to his next contract in Formula 1.

Christian Horner is not among those who are concerned about the 'pink Mercedes' that will be on the 2020 grid.

Charles Leclerc has reverted to a pen and paper to give Ferrari feedback about its 2020 car.

Sebastian Vettel has played down early fears about Ferrari's start to the 2020 pre-season.

Romain Grosjean admits that 2020 could be his last season on the Formula 1 grid.

Esteban Ocon has made a public gesture in a bid to end the tension with Max Verstappen.

Dr Helmut Marko thinks Mercedes' innovative steering wheel system, described by Sebastian Vettel as like a "joystick", is illegal.

Formula 1 is pressing ahead with preparations for the Vietnam GP, according to Red Bull team boss Christian Horner.

The engines of Miami's grand prix hopes continue to sputter.

Formula 1 is taking a step closer to Africa.

Formula 1 is stepping into a higher gear in 2020, with many drivers noticing on the first day of winter testing that the cars are faster than last year.

Haas looks to have put its serious car problems of last year in the past.

Alex Albon says he wants to win a race in 2020.

Racing Point is not hiding the fact that its newly-revealed 2020 car closely resembles last year's title-winning Mercedes.

F1 is considering an unprecedented triple back-to-back series of races at the end of the 2020 season.

Franz Tost thinks Honda will stay in Formula 1 after 2021.

Alpha Tauri's two drivers bear "scars" from their premature promotions to the senior Red Bull team, according to team boss Franz Tost.

Fernando Alonso has inked a deal to race in May's Indy 500.

Frederic Vasseur says he is confident team backer Alfa Romeo is not about to pull out of Formula 1.

F1 may be pressing ahead with the inaugural Vietnam GP, but the German broadcaster RTL will not be joining the rest of the Formula 1 world in Hanoi.