Formula One News — July 2020

The Nurburgring has emerged as a contender to host a race as Formula 1's 2020 'corona calendar' continues to take shape on the fly.

A new 'spy saga' could be about to break out in Formula 1.

Dr Helmut Marko thinks Mercedes will hold on to a significant advantage in 2020 by running the 'DAS' push-and-pull steering wheel system.

Sebastian Vettel wants to show Ferrari that the Italian team made "a huge mistake" by deciding to drop him.

Alex Zanardi's son says there are "encouraging signs" after the former F1 driver left hospital this week.

Ferrari should promote the less well-known member of its driver development academy into Formula 1 for 2021.

FIA president Jean Todt says the practice of "copying other teams" has been in Formula 1 "for decades".

Racial activism will continue to be "a clear priority" for Formula 1.

Red Bull should re-hire Sebastian Vettel, because he is better equipped than Alex Albon to drive Adrian Newey's difficult Formula 1 cars.

Fernando Alonso says he will "give it my all" in Formula 1 next year even though he knows he will not have a winning Renault.

Over a month since his horror hand-cycling crash, Alex Zanardi has left the hospital in Siena, Italy.

Toto Wolff has hit back at the notion that Mercedes will easily cruise the 2020 title.

Imola's chances of adding a third Italian venue to the 2020 calendar will take a big step forward on Wednesday.

Formula E should be "flattered" by criticisms coming from the world of Formula 1.

Germany's embattled DTM series may need to adopt GT3 regulations in order to survive.

Sebastian Vettel has admitted he regrets the way in which he left Red Bull at the end of a tough final season with the energy drink team in 2014.

Lewis Hamilton has hit back at F1 legends Mario Andretti and Sir Jackie Stewart over their recent criticism of the Mercedes driver's Black Lives Matter activism.

Kevin Magnussen's father has leapt to his defence after the Haas driver was penalised for receiving illegal radio instructions in Hungary.

Ferrari must take "courageous decisions" or risk losing more than just the 2020 world championship.

After just three races in 2020, Mercedes does not appear to have a viable challenger for the world championship.

Sergio Perez admits it is "obvious" that if Racing Point needs to make room for Sebastian Vettel next year, it is his seat that will be vacated.

Hungarian GP - Race Analysis

Racing Point has declared its clear interest in signing up Sebastian Vettel for 2021.

Red Bull's 2020 car is not fundamentally flawed.