Formula One News — April 2020

Pirelli boss Mario Isola is not sitting out the coronavirus crisis at home.

Bernie Ecclestone is still urging Formula 1 to simply cancel the entire 2020 season.

Jean Todt says he will not push to remain FIA president beyond 2021.

Austria and Red Bull could be set to throw a lifeline to F1's endangered 2020 season.

Max Mosley says his biggest regret as FIA president was failing to make it easier for young drivers with a "normal family" to target a career in Formula 1.

Kimi Raikkonen enjoys taking part in the "development" of the Alfa Romeo team, according to team boss Frederic Vasseur.

F1 has delayed making a decision about how to proceed with further cost cutting measures amid the coronavirus crisis.

Flavio Briatore doubts there would be buyers for teams who cannot make it through the coronavirus crisis.

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British racing legend Sir Stirling Moss passed away early this morning (April 12) at his home in London, after a long illness, at the age of 90.

Jean Todt admits that the legality of Ferrari's 2019 engine will "absolutely" remain questioned by some.

Alfa Romeo has joined four other F1 teams in furloughing staff amid the coronavirus crisis.

Pierre Gasly says Red Bull is now a "tailor-made" team for Max Verstappen.

One way through the coronavirus situation for Formula 1 may be midweek races.

Robert Kubica says he has regained "a lot of desire for Formula 1" after a tough season with Williams last year.

Haas' two race drivers are in talks about reducing their pay during the coronavirus pandemic.

"Nothing will be the same" in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, former F1 team boss Flavio Briatore has warned.

For the sake of "morale" and the "economy", former Ferrari boss Stefano Domenicali hopes Formula 1 racing will return to the world soon.

Two Portuguese circuits have suddenly emerged as potential stand-in venues amid F1's coronavirus crisis.

Jacques Villeneuve is not surprised that Canada's Montreal race has been postponed.

Race promoter Francois Dumontier said he had no choice other than to postpone June's Canadian GP.

The situation in Formula 1 will become "very critical" if the current shutdown period continues beyond July.

MotoGP boss Carmelo Ezpeleta admits that top motorsport categories may not be able to race at all in 2020.

Red Bull's new reserve driver is more than happy with his current role in Formula 1 - even if the coronavirus crisis means he is stuck for now in Japan.