Formula One News — November 2020

Juri Vips has denied rumours that he could be on the cusp of a Formula 1 race debut in 2021.

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Turkish GP - Friday Press Conference

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Sebastian Vettel has admitted that former F1 supremo and friend Bernie Ecclestone helped him to negotiate his 2021 switch to Aston Martin.

Gunther Steiner says Haas is getting closer to announcing its driver lineup for 2021.

Most drivers on the grid would not be able to beat Lewis Hamilton in equal machinery.

Carlos Sainz has admitted he would like permission to get an early taste of Ferrari's 2020 car at the end-of-season Abu Dhabi test next month.

Sao Paulo appears to have saved its grand prix at Interlagos.

Hybrid engines are here to stay in Formula 1, the sport has announced.

Bernie Ecclestone thinks Liberty Media could be shaping up to sell Formula 1.

Ferrari will "completely write off" the 2021 season, Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff predicts.

Three familiar faces will be missing from the Istanbul paddock on Thursday.

Mercedes' dominance is "making Formula 1 boring", according to McLaren driver Lando Norris.

Franz Tost admits the engine situation for Red Bull's two Formula 1 teams is one "we would rather not be in".

Signing up Max Verstappen would not be good for Mercedes, according to team boss Toto Wolff.

Melbourne is targeting crowds of up to 50,000 per day as the Australian GP returns to Formula 1 next year following March's cancellation due to covid-19.

A circuit in St Petersburg appears to be ramping up its preparations for Formula 1.

Toto Wolff has announced that he will remain Mercedes team principal in 2021.

Lewis Hamilton could retire after becoming F1's first ever eight time world champion.

Canadian GP promoter Francois Dumontier is not so sure Formula 1's newly-published 2021 calendar will play out exactly as intended.