Formula One News — September 2020

Max Verstappen admitted he was "sick" of the repeat Honda-related technical problems at both Monza and Mugello.

Toto Wolff has rubbished suggestions Mercedes could be about to be taken over in a sensational $900 million deal by 2020 sponsor Ineos.

Mattia Binotto says Ferrari is yet to get its head around a fundamental problem with the woefully uncompetitive 2020 car.

Carlos Sainz has admitted to "frustration" that the current situation in Formula 1 means that the richest team is always the most likely to win.

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Red Bull boss Christian Horner admits he is looking into the team's "options" for its driver lineup for 2021.

Mick Schumacher has given his chances of a 2021 F1 debut a big boost by taking the lead in the F2 championship at Mugello.

New Formula 1 entrants will have to pay $200 million to the existing teams in order to enter the sport, according to a clause in the new Concorde Agreement.

Mercedes is refusing to comment on reports that its dominant works Formula 1 team is lining up an almost $900 million sale.

Red Bull has denied it could be about to lose legendary F1 car designer Adrian Newey.

Jean Todt says he will not block Formula 1 from adopting a controversial 'reverse grid' format in 2021.

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Kimi Raikkonen is Alfa Romeo's first choice for 2021.

McLaren tested a Mercedes-like nose during Friday practice at Mugello.

Carlos Sainz has slammed Racing Point for dumping Sergio Perez.