Latest Formula One News

<p>Argentina's new sports and tourism minister wants Formula 1 to return to Buenos Aires.</p>

<p>Red Bull was a "tough" environment for Carlos Sainz to thrive in, according to McLaren supremo Zak Brown.</p>

<p>Mercedes will be able to attract a good replacement if Lewis Hamilton decides to leave, according to team boss Toto Wolff.</p>

<p>It is an "oversimplification" to say that Formula 1 is suffering because of the move away from free-to-air television.</p>

<p>Sebastian Vettel could stay at Ferrari beyond the end of his expiring contract, according to well-known Italian F1 insider Leo Turrini.</p>

<p>Renault's engine boss claims the French team now has a better engine than Mercedes.</p>

<p>Renault engine boss Remi Taffin thinks there will be "no massive changes" on the grid this year, as the sweeping rule changes for 2021 loom large.</p>

<p>Mario Isola insists that Formula 1 teams were "not negative" about Pirelli's rejected tyres designed for the 2020 season.</p>

<p>Renault's engine boss has admitted the French works team was also concerned about the legality of the power unit used by Ferrari last year.</p>

<p>FIA president Jean Todt has played down concerns about F1's ever-expanding race calendar.</p>

<p>Swedish driver Felix Rosenqvist says he has little interest in launching a Formula 1 career.</p>

<p>Miami is working through the "issues" standing in the way of F1's second grand prix in America.</p>

<p>Claire Williams has admitted that Roy Nissany, the team's new test driver, could be on the grid in 2021.</p>

<p>Romain Grosjean has admitted he has given some thought to life after Formula 1.</p>

<p>More news about Robert Kubica's future will be forthcoming "soon", according to his backer.</p>

<p>Dr Helmut Marko wants Formula 1 to revisit the rules concerning how drivers qualify for a super licence.</p>

<p>Ferrari will not launch its 2020 car at the team's famous Maranello headquarters on 11 February.</p>

<p>Secret photos of F1 legend Michael Schumacher were offered to publications for $1.3 million, according to Britain's Mirror newspaper.</p>

<p>More rumblings about trouble with Ferrari's 2020 car are emerging.</p>

<p>Alfa Romeo is building a "completely new car" for 2020, team boss Frederic Vasseur has admitted.</p>

<p>George Russell says he will keep his eye out for "offers" from more competitive F1 teams.</p>

<p>Fernando Alonso and McLaren have officially split.</p>

<p>Haas looks set to revert to its 2018 style livery this year, according to Germany's Auto Motor und Sport.</p>

<p>Formula 1's door is "not closed" to Hockenheim, according to Thomas Reister.</p>