Formula One News — October 2019

Honda is upping its Formula 1 budget for 2020, according to Italy's La Gazzetta dello Sport.

Jean Todt says he wants Michael Schumacher to attend a grand prix "one day".

Japanese GP - Practice 1 Report

Japanese GP - Practice 1 Results

Japanese GP - Thursday Press Conference

Formula 1 is considering calling off all activity at Suzuka on Saturday.

Formula 1 has "plans" in place as a top-category typhoon races into Suzuka.

Amid huge expectations from the Japanese people, Max Verstappen is adopting a "wait and see" approach to the race at Suzuka.

Championship leader Lewis Hamilton says Mercedes is "working hard" to catch up with Ferrari.

Ferrari still wants Sebastian Vettel to win races.

Daniel Ricciardo has settled a $12 million lawsuit with his former manager.

Renault could offer Nico Hulkenberg the reserve driver role for 2020.

Cyril Abiteboul says Renault has been in touch with potential new F1 teams.

F1 is considering a freeze on the internal combustion engine part of the current 'power units' from 2021.

F1's governing body is proposing that the Formula 1 cars in 2021 feature active aerodynamics.

Robert Kubica's sponsor says it is staying in Formula 1 in 2020.

Gunther Steiner has admitted that the Rich Energy affair will have an impact on Haas' bottom line.

Toto Wolff is paid 8 million euros a year to be Mercedes' team boss.

Zandvoort has denied that it will cancel a number of motor racing events in order to ensure that the Dutch GP takes place as scheduled next May.

Nico Hulkenberg turned down Haas for 2020 because he only wants to drive for teams with more potential.

Max Verstappen says he currently will not commit to Red Bull beyond the end of his contract.

F1's governing body is monitoring severe weather reports in the days before the Japanese grand prix.

Germany's departure from the unprecedentedly-large F1 calendar for 2020 is a "disaster".

A circuit close to St Petersburg is "capable" of hosting Formula 1.