Formula One News — July 2019

Christijan Albers says he would accept an offer to return to Formula 1 as a team boss.

Over a million Dutch people want to attend Max Verstappen's first home grand prix next year.

Racing Point's title sponsor has denied it could be about to fold.

A special prize could be awarded to this year's DTM champion.

FIA stewards were not more lenient than usual during the recent British GP, according to race director Michael Masi.

It is not smooth sailing for the new Formula 1 track in Rio de Janeiro.

Dr Helmut Marko thinks Sebastian Vettel needs to "change the team" he drives for in order to get his Formula 1 career back on track.

Andreas Seidl says McLaren cannot return to title-winning form unless Formula 1 changes.

Fernando Alonso has played down speculation that he is pushing for a return to Formula 1.

Ferrari should consider making Sebastian Vettel the 'number 2' driver behind Charles Leclerc.

The "only way" Valtteri Bottas can beat Lewis Hamilton is for the Finn to work harder.

McLaren boss Andreas Seidl has denied that Renault's works team has a "party mode" setting that is not available to its customer.

George Russell says he is "not worried" that the start of his F1 career sees him stranded at the back of the grid.

The FIA is still working on the design of the front nose and wing of the chassis regulations for 2021.

The path is clear for Simone Resta to return to Ferrari as chief designer.

The designer in charge of revamping Zandvoort for 2020 says the Dutch GP can be surprisingly exciting.

No engine manufacturer in Formula 1 has reached the magic '1000 horsepower' figure yet.

Mexico could be set to escape Liberty Media's race axe.

Female drivers in the new all-women 'W Series' championship will get points towards a Formula 1 Super Licence.

Detailed information about the highly anticipated and delayed technical regulations for 2021 has finally emerged.

Valtteri Bottas says he wants to remain Lewis Hamilton's teammate in 2020.

Haas' team boss has played down suggestions the American outfit could close down amid its nightmarish 2019 season.

Speculation about Williams' 2020 driver lineup has arrived "too early".

Formula 1 may now be allowing "hard racing" once again, according to Ferrari's Charles Leclerc.