Formula One News — July 2019

Silverstone is pushing for a new race date on the 2020 calendar.

The Italian press has lost faith in Ferrari's current number 1 driver, Sebastian Vettel.

Lewis Hamilton has distanced himself from suggestions that the British media has an attitude with "racist undertones" about Lewis Hamilton.

McLaren to remain independent says

Pierre Gasly thinks he has put his F1 career back on track.

Speculation is ramping up that Haas will wave goodbye to one of its drivers.

Honda looks set to match the power of Mercedes' title winning engine with its next upgrade.

F1's drivers should have more say about which circuits host the races.

Williams could be lining up a replacement for its struggling race driver Robert Kubica.

Jean Todt has added to his list of suggestions for improving Formula 1.

Sebastian Vettel is at risk of being usurped by his young Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc.

At Silverstone, Valtteri Bottas took a "good step" towards a new deal to stay at Mercedes in 2020.

Nico Rosberg has defended the racing ethos of F1's oldest and most experienced current driver.

Lewis Hamilton's father has urged Fernando Alonso to return to Formula 1.

Gunther Steiner says Haas' two drivers made a bad situation even worse at Silverstone.

Pierre Gasly has begun to put his Red Bull career back on track.

Esteban Ocon is now hopeful he will be back on the Formula 1 grid next year.

F1's proposed budget cap for 2021 "must become reality".

Max Verstappen has slammed suggestions that he was "gifted" victory at the recent Austrian GP.

Frederic Vasseur says it is good that Alfa Romeo's second driver is now closer to the pace.

Daniel Ricciardo says Renault is getting back on course after a recent setback.

Daniil Kvyat is crossing his fingers that fatherhood can be held at bay for another day or two.

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