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Renault will do some quick-fire car development early in 2020.

Formula 1 could be on a collision course with coronavirus.

F1 teams are unlikely to give up their impressive paddock motorhomes, according to Christian Horner.

Ferrari's 2020 rivals are "faster", according to team boss Mattia Binotto.

Robert Kubica says he is "positive" even though he has dropped off the F1 grid for 2020.

Otmar Szafnauer has hit back at claims that Racing Point has become the 'new Haas' of Formula 1.

George Russell says there is "no chance" that in 2020 Williams will be lagging the field by as much as last year.

Nico Rosberg has urged Valtteri Bottas to work hard to "destabilise" Lewis Hamilton in 2020.

Adrian Newey says the 2021 regulations risk turning Formula 1 into a sort of "GP1".

Mercedes looks set to race its controversial new 'push-pull' steering wheel system called DAS in 2020.

Renault looks set to introduce only one development step on its engine in 2020.

Red Bull could be set to deepen its involvement in Formula 1 even further.

Italy's automobile club Aci says it will support Imola and Mugello as the circuits bid to replace the postponed 2020 Chinese GP.

Chase Carey appears to be putting the idea of a Miami GP on the back burner.

Lewis Hamilton says he is working on a "five to ten year plan" in relation to his next contract in Formula 1.

Charles Leclerc has reverted to a pen and paper to give Ferrari feedback about its 2020 car.

Christian Horner is not among those who are concerned about the 'pink Mercedes' that will be on the 2020 grid.

Sebastian Vettel has played down early fears about Ferrari's start to the 2020 pre-season.

Romain Grosjean admits that 2020 could be his last season on the Formula 1 grid.

Esteban Ocon has made a public gesture in a bid to end the tension with Max Verstappen.

Dr Helmut Marko thinks Mercedes' innovative steering wheel system, described by Sebastian Vettel as like a "joystick", is illegal.

Formula 1 is pressing ahead with preparations for the Vietnam GP, according to Red Bull team boss Christian Horner.

The engines of Miami's grand prix hopes continue to sputter.

Formula 1 is taking a step closer to Africa.