Formula One News — October 2020

Sir Jackie Stewart says he will be "happy" once Sebastian Vettel decides to hang up his helmet.

Gunther Steiner says he is not actively negotiating with Nico Hulkenberg about a Haas seat for 2021.

A respected Italian journalist has backtracked after claiming that top members of Ferrari's management team are at war.

Racing Point thinks Lance Stroll will be "back in the car as normal" this weekend in Portugal.

Racing Point is not the only team that 'copies' the concepts of their dominant rival Mercedes.

Portimao is having to reduce the number of spectators allowed into the circuit this weekend.

Charles Leclerc's brother says he is not yet dreaming about racing in Formula 1.

Toto Wolff has revealed that Mercedes has ceased development of its 2020 car.

Esteban Ocon "should not be ashamed" of his performance at Renault so far in 2020.

Ferrari is focusing its efforts on improving the rear of its current car for 2021.

Istanbul Park wants Turkey to return full-time to the Formula 1 calendar.

Robert Shwartzman says he hopes his Friday practice debut in Abu Dhabi will go ahead as scheduled.

A spokesperson has hit back at Lewis Hamilton's opposition to a new grand prix going ahead near Rio de Janeiro.

Haas has "more or less" already decided who will drive for the small American team in 2021.

Valtteri Bottas admits he needs a "miracle" to beat his Mercedes teammate to the 2020 title.

Andreas Seidl has defended McLaren's latest car developments.

Honda has defended its decision to pull out of Formula 1 whilst at the same time extending its commitment to the Indycar series.

Cyril Abiteboul says Red Bull is still yet to ask about a supply of customer engines for 2022.

Daimler, the dominant Mercedes team's carmaker parent, intends to slash the amount of money it spends on Formula 1.

Portimao is paying a "much lower" price for joining the Formula 1 calendar in 2020.

Nico Hulkenberg is not hopeful he will return to Formula 1 full-time next year.

Fernando Alonso is not worried about failing to get back up to speed ahead of his return from a two-year sabbatical in 2021.

F1's 2021 driver market is hotting up once again.

Max Verstappen insists he is not getting "frustrated" even if wins remain out of his reach at present.