Grandprix.com - News - October 2020

Stewart denies knocking down Hamilton

Sir Jackie Stewart has denied having a 'bee in his bonnet' about Lewis Hamilton.

Rumours of conflict between Binotto and Resta

Rumours of "conflict" between members of Ferrari's senior management are emerging.

Vettel suggests Michael Schumacher better than Hamilton

Sebastian Vettel says his hero and mentor Michael Schumacher had talent that he has not seen "in anyone else".

Taking over Honda engine is preferred solution says Marko

Dr Helmut Marko says Red Bull's preferred solution for 2022 is to take over the intellectual property of Honda's power unit and go it alone as a works engine supplier.

Vettel not convinced about two-day race format

Sebastian Vettel is not convinced that Formula 1 should switch to a two-day format.

Alfa Romeo to run Schumacher-Raikkonen in 2021 says Marko

All the signs are pointing towards a Mick Schumacher-Kimi Raikkonen lineup at Alfa Romeo for 2021.

Abiteboul blames himself for losing Ricciardo

Cyril Abiteboul says he blames himself for losing Daniel Ricciardo to McLaren for 2021.

Grosjean points will not influence Haas 2021 decision

Haas will not let a single good performance influence its driver decision for 2021, according to team boss Gunther Steiner.

Alonso in Barcelona for Renault testing

Fernando Alonso arrived in Barcelona on Monday to prepare for his test debut at the wheel of Renault's 2020 car.

Three of four Red Bull seats filled for 2021 says Marko

Three out of Red Bull's four Formula 1 seats for 2021 are as good as filled already, Dr Helmut Marko has revealed.

Race Analysis - On the record

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Renault to reassure McLaren over engine failure

Cyril Abiteboul says Renault needs to reassure McLaren about the quality of the engines being supplied to customer and rival McLaren.

Red Bull's Marko phoned Hulkenberg last Friday

F1 'super sub' Nico Hulkenberg could have been at the wheel of Alex Albon's Red Bull last weekend at the Nurburgring.

Vettel will flourish after leaving Ferrari

Sebastian Vettel "will flourish" at Aston Martin next year, according to the quadruple world champion's next F1 team boss.

Not all tickets sold for Nurburgring race

Organisers of last Sunday's race at the Nurburgring failed to sell all of the limited number of available tickets.

Red Bull met with Renault's new CEO

As Red Bull seeks to replace its departing Honda engines for 2022, team officials met with their counterparts from Renault at the Nurburgring on Sunday morning.