Formula One News — July 2020

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto says he thinks he will keep his job.

Carlos Sainz insists he will not be pressured to kneel for Black Lives Matter.

Toto Wolff thinks he would "get along very well" if he were to become Sebastian Vettel's new manager.

Two people have tested positive to Covid-19 in the Hungaroring paddock.

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Two Formula 1 legends have questioned Lewis Hamilton's recent racial activism.

Alex Albon insists he is used to the rising pressure in Formula 1.

Sebastian Vettel has admitted he is having talks with Racing Point about potentially joining the new Aston Martin project for 2021.

There will be no news in Hungary this weekend about Renault's protest against the 'pink Mercedes' fielded by Racing Point.

Valtteri Bottas on Thursday admitted he is in talks with Mercedes about a new contract.

Carlos Sainz insists he does not regret signing for Ferrari for 2021 and beyond.

Dr Helmut Marko insists Red Bull-Honda "have to be at the front" this weekend in Hungary.

Signing up with Racing Point would be a "good interim solution" for Ferrari refugee Sebastian Vettel.

Haas' race drivers have admitted they are not sure the small American team will still be on the grid in 2021.

Doctors are beginning to bring Alex Zanardi out of his almost month-long artificial coma.

Sergio Perez's manager is reportedly looking around for an alternative seat for the Mexican driver.

Toto Wolff thinks Mercedes could be in for a fight this weekend in Hungary.

It makes sense that Mercedes is hanging onto Valtteri Bottas for 2021.

Engine power is an issue at Haas this year, boss Gunther Steiner has admitted.