Formula One News — November 2019

Nico Hulkenberg has slammed as "fake news" reports he will on Tuesday be unveiled as a DTM driver for 2020.

Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto has hit back at Max Verstappen's "cheating" accusation.

Christian Horner thinks 2020 could be "the most expensive year ever in Formula 1".

F1's Swiss-based team will survive even if it loses its Alfa Romeo backing.

Robert Kubica says he has "interesting options" on the table for the future.

Nico Hulkenberg has played down reports linking him with a switch to DTM in 2020.

Gunther Steiner has backed discussions about a potential engine development freeze in Formula 1.

McLaren has also closed the door to a test role for Fernando Alonso.

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World champion Lewis Hamilton suspects the FIA might be getting to the bottom of Ferrari's engine power advantage.

Mattia Binotto has warned that the 2021 regulations will turn out to be an "advantage" for the biggest teams.

Robert Kubica says he succeeded in his mission to once again be seen as a Formula 1 driver in his own right.

McLaren has apparently closed the door to a Formula 1 return for Fernando Alonso.

Daniil Kvyat says he does not want to get involved in a fight between the drivers and the FIA over a controversial helmet rule.

Daniel Ricciardo has defended the bumpy Austin circuit.

Nicholas Latifi is not willing to confirm that he will make his Formula 1 race debut with Williams in 2020.

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