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<p>Sebastian Vettel says he is not yet seriously considering his retirement from F1.</p>

<p>Antonio Giovinazzi is not ready to step up to a race seat at Ferrari.</p>

<p>Kevin Magnussen says he is not currently worrying about his future in Formula 1.</p>

<p>Pascal Wehrlein will continue to spearhead Ferrari's F1 simulator program.</p>

<p>Three drivers have left Red Bull's famous driver programme.</p>

<p>Sebastian Vettel has revealed he tried to become a vegan.</p>

<p>Max Verstappen says he doubts he would drive for Ferrari.</p>

<p>Ferrari CEO Louis Camilleri has admitted that Sebastian Vettel's future at Maranello is clouded.</p>

<p>Ferrari says it would veto Toto Wolff's appointment to the top job in Formula 1.</p>

<p>Ferrari's 2020 car will feature fundamental changes when it is revealed to the public on February 11.</p>

<p>Ferrari has slammed the door shut to Max Verstappen.</p>

<p>Barcelona needs "help" in order to extend its contract to host the Spanish GP beyond 2020.</p>

<p>Max Verstappen says he would drive less aggressively at the wheel of a Mercedes.</p>

<p>A 2021 Ferrari race seat for Mick Schumacher would be "too early" for the F1 legend's son.</p>

<p>Zak Brown thinks McLaren will have to wait until 2022 to get a shot at catching top teams Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull.</p>

<p>Williams should focus on building a much better car for 2021, according to former team driver Sergey Sirotkin.</p>

<p>Lewis Hamilton has confirmed reports that he had a minor incident whilst riding Valentino Rossi's MotoGP bike at Valencia this week.</p>

<p>Kvyat must beat Gasly in 2020 - Sirotkin</p>

<p>Liberty Media made an enquiry in the summer about whether there might be room at Red Bull's top F1 team for Fernando Alonso.</p>

<p>Bernie Ecclestone thinks Sebastian Vettel may have lost his edge.</p>

Pirelli boss Mario Isola is warning F1 teams that tyre pressures will need to be raised in 2020.

Max Verstappen says he will not accept a move down the grid in order to extend his Formula 1 career.

Mattia Binotto insists it is not "difficult" to manage Ferrari's current driver lineup.

Haas is not commenting on reports that McLaren's aerodynamics boss Guillaume Cattelani is heading to the small American team.