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Half of Red Bull's Formula 1 driver lineups for 2020 remain uncertain.

Bernie Ecclestone is surprised about the success of Lewis Hamilton's political influence at Mercedes.

Scudiea AlphaTauri announed today that Pierre Gasly will continue to drive for the team for the 2021 season.

Lando Norris has issued an apology after making comments about rivals Lewis Hamilton and Lance Stroll in Portimao.

Toto Wolff has defended some of F1's so-called 'pay drivers', insisting their disparaging image is unfair.

Cyril Abiteboul has denied rumours suggesting Renault might oust Esteban Ocon.

Red Bull's plans to run its own engine program from 2022 have hit a snag.

Mattia Binotto remains "very happy" with Ferrari's choice of successor for struggling quadruple world champion Sebastian Vettel.

On the occasion of his 90th birthday, former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone still thinks the move to today's power unit regulations was "insane".

There could be as many as an unprecedented 23 races next year, as reports about the 2021 calendar emerge following a key meeting.

Rio de Janeiro's hopes of securing a Formula 1 race have been dealt a blow.

The collaboration between Mercedes and Aston Martin is being expanded.

Red Bull has told Max Verstappen to be more careful with his insults against rivals in future.

Opinions remain split over how much credit Lewis Hamilton deserves for racing past Michael Schumacher's all-time F1 record for race victories in Portimao.

Alex Albon only has "two or three races" to prove to Red Bull that he should keep his race seat for 2021.

No Formula 1 team will be able to rival Mercedes' continuing dominance in 2021, according to Ralf Schumacher.

Jacques Villeneuve thinks all of Ferrari's car development in 2020 has been done to suit Charles Leclerc.

F1 race director Michael Masi has ruled out making any immediate changes to the controversial 'penalty points' system.

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George Russell thinks rumours about his potential axing by Williams are being fuelled by the Sergio Perez camp.

Ferrari won't be able to block moves that would allow Red Bull to run its own works engine program from 2022.

Pierre Gasly is staying at Alpha Tauri next year, according to Dr Helmut Marko.

Toto Wolff admits that Lewis Hamilton's market value is currently "incredibly high".

Mattia Binotto insists that Sebastian Vettel is being supplied with a car that is "identical" to the one driven by his Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc.