There will be a second rookie on the gird for next season, as George Russell will drive for the Williams Martini Racing team. read more »

George Russell has been confirmed as a Williams race driver for 2019, meaning at least three British drivers will line up on the grid next year. read more »

Formula 2 title favourite and Mercedes protege George Russell has secured a Williams Formula 1 drive for the 2019 season read more »

Formula 1 race director Charlie Whiting has confirmed that the points system will not be tinkered with for the 2019 campaign. read more »

F1 drops plans for potential 2019 points changes read more »

Toto Wolff claims the 2019 rule changes could see a shake-up of the order in F1. read more »

Toro Rosso expects a competitive showing from Daniil Kvyat on his return to F1 with the team in 2019.  read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff reckons changes to aerodynamic rules for 2019 could mix up Formula 1's competitive order and allow a team to gain an early advantage read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says good progress is being made by his team's future engine partner, Honda, and says a large amount of resource has already been... read more »

Formula 1 will not introduce a revised points system for the 2019 season, having considered the prospect of extending the number of scorers read more »

Romain Grosjean says he was "never worried" about losing his F1 seat at Haas for the 2019 campaign.  read more »

Sergey Sirotkin: Williams' 2019 plans 'a big step ahead' read more »

A new international racing series exclusively for female drivers, W Series, will launch next year in a bid to give women an easier pathway to Formula One. read more »

Female single-seater series to launch in 2019 read more »

Lewis Hamilton has called on F1 tyre suppliers Pirelli to bring an end to "ridiculous" one-stop races by introducing much softer compounds in 2019.  read more »

Although this year's championship saw the introduction of the hypersoft tyre, Lewis Hamilton has urged Pirelli to go "three steps softer" in 2019. read more »

Former Formula 1 World Champion Fernando Alonso helping team develop car for 2019 season during Friday sessions. read more »

Lewis Hamilton calls on Pirelli to produce tyres "three or four steps" softer for its 2019 compound range. read more »

Lewis Hamilton wants Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli to move "three steps softer" with its 2019 selection in order to remove "ridiculous" one-stop races read more »

Marcus Ericsson could combine IndyCar racing with his Formula 1 reserve driver duties, revealing he's talking with several teams about 2019. read more »

Marcus Ericsson has stated that he is actively pursuing an IndyCar seat for 2019. The Swedish driver has been replaced by Antonio Giovinazzi at Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 Team. read more »

Marcus Ericsson thinks IndyCar would be the best series to showcase his talents as he plots his way back into Formula 1. read more »

Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul has said Red Bull's hardball stance on Carlos Sainz made it easier for them to then sign Daniel Ricciardo for 2019 and beyond. read more »

Claire Williams says a "number of drivers" are on Williams' shortlist for the 2019, but are not close to making any announcements just yet. read more »

F1 is considering changing the format of qualifying although an initial proposal to create a fourth knockout stage has not been agreed for 2019, says Ross Brawn. read more »