Formula One News — May 2020

Eddie Jordan says he is "convinced" that most manufacturers in Formula 1 could quit the sport over the fallout of the corona crisis.

Paul Ricard boss Stephane Clair says he is disappointed that racing in France will not be able to resume until August at the earliest.

Kevin Magnussen has played down fears Haas team owner Gene Haas could be poised to pull the pin on his Formula 1 project.

Spa-Francorchamps, Monza, Hanoi, Baku and other Formula 1 host venues have now emerged on a draft 19-race 2020 calendar set to begin in July.

F1 is planning some technical changes for 2021, even though it was earlier decided to 'freeze' car design amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The pecking order in Formula 1 is unlikely to be changed by the corona crisis shutdown.

An 18-year-old driver says Daniel Ricciardo's looming decision could be the key to own his Formula 1 race career.

Racing Point's boss has played down speculation that Toto Wolff is set to get involved in the team.

There are growing fears about the ongoing viability of the premier German touring car championship DTM.