Formula One News — February 2020

Christian Horner says it is "the financials" that could break up Mercedes' successful eight-year relationship with Lewis Hamilton.

Former Williams teammates Juan Pablo Montoya and Ralf Schumacher are ushering the next generation into the upper categories of junior open-wheeler motor racing.

Plans to organise a grand prix in Denmark have collapsed for now.

F1 could witness a new Max Verstappen in 2020, with a realistic chance of becoming the sport's youngest ever world champion.

Mercedes admits "issues" with its engine have affected the reigning world champions as the team prepares for 2020.

Kevin Magnussen admits he still dreams of being signed up by "one of the big teams" in Formula 1.

Ferrari CEO Louis Camilleri says the Italian marque is prepared to spend more on Formula 1 ahead of the 2020 and 2021 seasons.

Daniel Ricciardo says the Netflix series about Formula 1, Drive to Survive, has put the sport "on the map" in America.

The latest whispers out of Maranello are "more encouraging" than they were a few weeks ago, according to well-known Ferrari insider Leo Turrini.

Alex Albon has to "do more" to keep impressing Red Bull-Honda into 2020, according to Dr Helmut Marko.

Max Verstappen says he needs a car within "two tenths" of Lewis Hamilton's in order to put "pressure" on the six time world champion in 2020.

Sebastian Vettel still enjoys Ferrari's full backing, according to sporting director Laurent Mekies.

Dr Helmut Marko thinks adding even more races to F1's already unprecedentedly-long calendar is "feasible".

Haas' 2020 car should be "clearly better" than its predecessor, according to team driver Kevin Magnussen.

Losing title sponsor Aston Martin after 2020 should make Red Bull's collaboration with Honda "even easier" in the future.

Lewis Hamilton can be beaten if a rival manages to "put pressure on him", according to former F1 team boss Flavio Briatore.

F1's return to Jerez for 2021 is still on the cards.

Formula 1 teams are set to discuss how to handle the deepening coronavirus crisis.

Max Verstappen has learned the need to sometimes be more diplomatic when speaking publicly, according to his boss Dr Helmut Marko.

Fernando Alonso's plans to contest his third Indy 500 this May are reportedly in tatters.

Dr Helmut Marko has all but ruled out a return to Red Bull for Sebastian Vettel.

Antonio Giovinazzi says he has "a chance" to become Charles Leclerc's next teammate at Ferrari.

Racing Point technical boss Andy Green is expecting a surprise innovation like the 'double diffuser' of 2009 to affect Formula 1 once again in 2021.

French GP venue Paul Ricard says it would like to host F1's pre-season testing early next year.