Formula One News — April 2019

Alfa Romeo team manager Beat Zehnder says it is "a pleasure" to be working once again with Kimi Raikkonen.

Zak Brown says McLaren is deciding whether to enter a full two-car team in the Indycar series in 2020 or 2021.

F1 chief executive Chase Carey travelled straight from China to Vietnam to check out the scene of the Hanoi street race for 2020.

Ferrari failed to put its once-promising 2019 hopes back on track in China.

Haas says it has serious work to do before the next race in Baku.

Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul says the French team is in the middle of a "multi-year" task to catch the big three teams.

Williams' problems can be traced back to the decision to float on the stock exchange.

Jacques Villeneuve says a budget cap is the wrong direction for F1.

After three races in 2019, Red Bull no longer has a target for the number of race wins.

Mercedes sees its new commitment in Formula E as "equally important" to the F1 team.

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Christian Horner has once again defended Pierre Gasly amid suggestions the Frenchman may lose his Red Bull seat.

Toto Wolff says F1 should consider adding a second race in China to the F1 calendar.

Sebastian Vettel has denied suggestions he could soon quit F1.

Kevin Magnussen says Haas has not solved the problem that affected the American team so badly in Bahrain.

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Daniel Ricciardo says he is being "patient" about getting up to speed in 2019, even if some are wondering if the Australian has lost his mojo.

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F1 legend Sir Jackie Stewart is not sure Lewis Hamilton is any more talented than the other top drivers on the grid.

Mercedes in Shanghai had to tweak a new front wing design after the FIA declared it illegal.

Mattia Binotto has slammed as "completely wrong" claims he could become isolated at Ferrari.