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Lewis Hamilton has "some weak points" that Fernando Alonso admits would be "nice" to try and exploit.

Lewis Hamilton may be pricing himself out of the market in Formula 1, according to Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko.

It is important for McLaren to have "the best engine" in 2021, according to team boss Andreas Seidl.

The Vietnamese public is becoming more interested in Formula 1, the CEO of the country's inaugural grand prix says.

There is no longer any doubt that the first Dutch GP since 1985 will take place in May.

Sebastian Vettel admits he would like to end Formula 1's controversial 'power unit' era.

Cyril Abiteboul says Renault was "missing something" as it struggled to improve the 2019 car last year.

Paul Ricard is hoping a request to modify the F1 layout ahead of June's French GP will be approved by the FIA.

Niki Lauda's stake in the works Mercedes team will be returned to the German carmaker.

Lewis Hamilton's teammate is his "only opponent" in Formula 1, according to Max Verstappen.

Ferrari is preparing two versions of its new 2020 car for next month's winter testing season.

Dr Helmut Marko says Charles Leclerc is "clearly" the most attractive driver who does not already race for Red Bull.

Haas boss Gunther Steiner admits the team has suffered a financial setback after the 2019 season.

Charles Leclerc "deserves" to be a world champion, according to FIA president Jean Todt.

Roger Penske says he would like to see the fabled Indianapolis Motor Speedway return to the F1 calendar.

Tatiana Calderon is expecting to sign a new deal to remain a test driver for Alfa Romeo in 2020.

A mechanic at the small American team Haas has hit back at FIA president Jean Todt.

Aston Martin, a name increasingly rumoured to be getting even closer to Formula 1, has suddenly pulled out of the German touring car championship DTM.

The US GP venue in Austin is working to eliminate bumps in the track surface that Formula 1 figures slammed as "unacceptable" in 2019.

<p>Lewis Hamilton may already be "even greater" than F1 legends Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher.</p>

<p>Max Verstappen says racing on his driving simulator at home "keeps the calluses on my hands" throughout the winter season.</p>

<p>Jean-Eric Vergne does not sound keen on a potential return to Formula 1.</p>

<p>F1 is now in the "final stages" of negotiating new commercial agreements binding the teams to the sport beyond 2020.</p>

<p>A dark cloud has moved above April's running of the Chinese GP.</p>