Formula One News — November 2020

Ralf Schumacher thinks it is possible that Lewis Hamilton really will retire from Formula 1 after wrapping up his seventh title.

2020 is a one-off season of struggle for Ferrari, team boss Mattia Binotto insists.

Alex Wurz has hit out at Formula 1's plans to schedule longer and longer annual calendars by potentially shortening the race weekend format to just two days.

Charles Leclerc says he has no interest in moving to Mercedes - or even enjoying the superior power of the reigning world champions' dominant F1 engine.

Max Verstappen is the only driver capable of mixing it with Mercedes' dominant cars in 2020.

Fernando Alonso says he will be working on building up his neck muscles as he tests a two-year-old Renault this week in Bahrain.

Ferrari is on the right track as the Maranello team moves to pull out of its competitive slump.

Aldo Costa says he doubts Mercedes can be beaten by any rival Formula 1 team any time soon.

Mika Salo has admitted to surprise that Kimi Raikkonen will keep his longest-ever Formula 1 career alive into yet another season in 2021.

Max Verstappen is not bothered that he will never be crowned the youngest world champion in Formula 1 history.

Mattia Binotto says installing more old-school gravel traps at Formula 1 circuits will help to "improve the show".

Haas is a good first team for likely 2021 rookie Mick Schumacher.

Yuki Tsunoda is standing on the cusp of a busy period ahead of his almost certain 2021 debut for Alpha Tauri.

Jos Verstappen says that if he was running Red Bull, Nico Hulkenberg would replace Alex Albon and become his son Max's teammate in 2021.

Fellow drivers are jumping to George Russell's defence after the Williams driver made an embarrassing mistake during the race at Imola.

A third team has revealed its opposition to Fernando Alonso's participation in the end-of-season 'young driver' test in Abu Dhabi.

Romain Grosjean has admitted that a move from Formula 1 to Indycar for 2021 cannot be ruled out.

Mercedes will keep its all-black livery in 2021, boss Toto Wolff has revealed.

Organisers of the Dutch GP at Zandvoort are still not confirming the race date for its first grand prix since agreeing to return to Formula 1.

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Toto Wolff remains confident that Lewis Hamilton will eventually sign a new Mercedes contract for 2021 and beyond.

While one Red Bull-contracted driver's exit appears set in stone, another still has a few races to prove he still belongs in Formula 1.

Andreas Seidl has admitted his opposition to the trend for longer Formula 1 calendars made possible by the likely introduction of Imola-like two-day race weekends.

The rest of this year's makeshift Formula 1 calendar is in "the hands of the national authorities".