Formula One News — April 2020

Nico Rosberg has urged Formula 1 to get "creative" amid the coronavirus crisis.

Well-known Dutch commentator Olav Mol says he has emailed Formula One Management with a proposal about how an alternative 2020 calendar should look.

Gerhard Berger has ruled out hosting DTM races without spectators.

Two more teams have joined McLaren in furloughing employees amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Pierre Gasly is hopeful the Formula 1 season can kick off again by the end of June - in his native France.

Austria's Red Bull Ring could join Silverstone in hosting more than one race in 2020 once the coronavirus crisis has eased.

Having already put his smartphone away, Nico Rosberg is now coping with the coronavirus crisis by reverting to meditation.

It would have been "fun" to pair Robert Kubica with Fernando Alonso at Ferrari.

Former F1 driver Christian Klien says the "uncertainty" of the coronavirus crisis is the most difficult part.

Tatiana Calderon says it was "very strange" to travel to Japan amid the coronavirus crisis to test her new Super Formula car for 2020.

A former F1 sponsor says there is "a real risk" that teams will go bust amid the coronavirus crisis.

The Algarve circuit in Portugal has received approval to host Formula 1 races.

Jacques Villeneuve says it would be a mistake for Formula 1 to rush together an alternate 2020 calendar.

Toto Wolff says he is staying in charge of Mercedes' works F1 team for "the short term".

Robert Kubica has urged racing drivers to adjust to the world amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Hockenheim is lucky to have been left off F1's original 2020 calendar, its boss has suggested.

Sochi is pressing ahead with its plans to host the Russian GP in late September.

Cyril Abiteboul is openly questioning Racing Point's approach to the design of its 2020 car.

Dutch GP boss Jan Lammers has called for speculation about re-starting Formula 1 to stop for now.

A further factory shutdown period because of the coronavirus crisis is likely in Formula 1, according to Mercedes boss Toto Wolff.

Antonio Giovinazzi is jumping into the world of virtual racing as he joins the rest of the world in adjusting to the coronavirus pandemic.

Silverstone is still hopeful it will be able to host the British GP amid the global pandemic.

Formula 1 teams are vowing to be "flexible" in order to pave the way for a "recovery" from the coronavirus crisis.

"Hairline cracks" have emerged in the otherwise seamless F1 operation at Mercedes.