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Toto Wolff has denied that Mercedes' drivers will get a huge advantage from the new 'DAS' innovation.

Charles Leclerc says he would be happy if Ferrari signs up Sebastian Vettel for 2021.

Ferrari has admitted that it may write off the 2020 season quite early this year.

The Italian media suspects a whistleblower is behind the bizarre saga surrounding the legality of Ferrari's 2019 engine.

A very dark cloud is now hanging over Formula 1's 2020 season.

Toto Wolff has hinted that Mercedes will not be able to pay Lewis Hamilton more in 2021.

Red Bull-Honda is now "a step closer" to winning the 2020 world championship.

Sebastian Vettel does not think he will still be racing in Formula 1 when he turns 40.

A statement issued by F1's governing body late last week poses "more questions than answers".

Nico Hulkenberg thinks shyness could be one reason why his Formula 1 career seems over at the age of 32.

Claire Williams claims criticism of the way she runs the once-great British team is due to sexism.

Racing Point's technical boss suggests teams like McLaren are just jealous of what has been dubbed the 'pink Mercedes'.

Barcelona is hoping to keep its place on the F1 calendar.

Formula 1 has gone into high alert over the ever-deepening coronavirus crisis.

Robert Kubica has a chance of returning to the Formula 1 grid.

Lando Norris says there are "areas" of McLaren's 2020 car that have not been significantly improved over the winter.

Sergio Perez has brushed off suggestions that Racing Point's 2020 car is a "pink Mercedes".

Alain Prost has confirmed claims that Renault will introduce a brand new engine for 2021.

Gunther Steiner has admitted that Haas may not be able to return to the level of competitiveness the small American team had in 2018.

Although Mercedes' new DAS-equipped 2020 car has wowed onlookers in Barcelona, the Achilles heel may be the engine.

The global coronavirus crisis could throw F1's 2020 season into chaos.

Kimi Raikkonen says the biggest obstacle to Fernando Alonso's potential return to Formula 1 next year is the availability of a seat.

Claire Williams says the British team is suffering from multiple engine problems in Barcelona.

Toto Wolff thinks Ferrari may have "a second" of laptime up their sleeves.