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F1's coronavirus crisis is hitting a higher gear in Melbourne, with three team staff put in isolation as they suffer from symptoms.

The coronavirus threat continues to close in on the start of F1's 2020 season.

Sebastian Vettel will not immediately take advantage of the newly-axed rule restricting helmet livery changes.

Charles Leclerc says he isn't sure how competitive Ferrari's 2020 car is compared to its rivals.

Max Verstappen says he hopes Red Bull's 2020 car is within "two to three tenths" of Mercedes' pace.

Jean Todt has revealed that he consulted with Chase Carey before agreeing the secret settlement with Ferrari over the legality of the Italian team's 2019 engine.

Two teams could throw yet another cloud over the 2020 season opener in Melbourne, according to Germany's Auto Bild.

Formula 1's environmental credentials already outpace Formula E.

The global coronavirus crisis is being portrayed "hysterically", according to Red Bull's top F1 official Dr Helmut Marko.

Charles Leclerc has admitted he is "not sure" if Sebastian Vettel will still be his Ferrari teammate in 2021.

An ultimatum for the FIA demanding answers to the Ferrari engine legality scandal is about to expire, Dr Helmut Marko has revealed.

Honda says it wants to help Max Verstappen finish on the podium at every race in 2020 so he can fight for the world championship.

Dutch public health chief Sjaak de Gouw says he is not worried that the first European race of F1's 2020 season at Zandvoort will be cancelled.

Melbourne will not be following Bahrain's lead by excluding spectators from its 2020 grand prix.

The saga about the legality of Ferrari's 2019 engine could trigger Sebastian Vettel's exit from the team.

Hopes are high that Red Bull can pose a challenge to Mercedes in 2020.

Carlos Sainz has backed away from any suggestion that Racing Point's 2020 car, dubbed the 'pink Mercedes' by many in the paddock, might be illegal.

With most of the attention on the top of the 2020 field, an interesting battle could be brewing at the very bottom.

Former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone is siding with the seven teams who are furious with Ferrari and the FIA.

Kevin Magnussen has admitted he has fallen off the radar of the top teams in Formula 1.

Two-time and reigning Indycar champion Josef Newgarden thinks the world of Formula 1 "looks down" on America's premier racing scene.

Political "war" has broken out in Formula 1, according to the Italian media.

Carlos Sainz has revealed he is already in talks with McLaren about a new contract.

Daniil Kvyat says he wants to return to Red Bull in order to take on Max Verstappen.