Red Bull need to make a decision imminently about whether or not to remain with Renault power in 2019, according to Cyril Abiteboul. read more »

The FIA believes the 2019 aerodynamic package designed to improve Formula 1 overtaking will also add around 1.5 seconds to lap times read more »

Formula 1 got a green light into holding a Formula 1 Grand Prix race in downtown Miami next season following two meetings of the City of Miami Commissioners and the Economic... read more »

Formula 1 could be racing in Miami as early as October 2019 after receiving unanimously approved by the city's commission. read more »

Miami votes unanimously in favour of 2019 F1 race read more »

The prospect of a 2019 grand prix in Miami has moved a step closer after the City of Miami Commission voted in favour of the proposal. read more »

Plans for an F1 race in Miami have been approved for inclusion on the 2019 calendar, as part of a 10-year-deal.  read more »

Miami has approved Formula One's plans to hold a grand prix on the streets of the city in 2019, a deal which will run until 2028 and bring a second race in the U.S. along... read more »

Plans for a Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix in 2019 have taken a step forward after a motion to support the race was unanimously approved by the city's commission read more »

Lewis Hamilton is perhaps the biggest advocate of a Miami Grand Prix, but the reigning Formula One champion is unimpressed with the street circuit the city hopes will join the... read more »

The FIA has revealed more information about the 2019 aerodynamic regulations, which are designed to improve overtaking. read more »

Julia Piquet takes to the streets of Miami to get a closer look at the roads that could host a Formula 1 race in 2019. https://www.autosport.com/ read more »

FIA chief Nikolas Tombazis says F1 cars will be up to "one and a half seconds" slower in 2019 compared to this year due to rule changes read more »

2019 cars to be 1.5s lap slower due to overtaking rule changes - FIA read more »

Renault have given Red Bull a little more time to make a decision on their engine supplier for the 2019 season. read more »

Haas team boss Guenther Steiner admits that his team will now need to change its plans following approval of regulation changes for 2019. read more »

Haas boss Guenther Steiner says the alteration to the 2019 F1 technical rules could force a programme change which he fears will hurt small teams read more »

Guenther Steiner says Haas will probably have to change its R&D strategy to deal with the new-for-2019 front and rear wing Formula 1 rules that were passed last week read more »

The city of Miami is a May 10 vote away from joining Formula One's 2019 calendar. Here we explain everything you need to know about the upcoming vote and the wider... read more »

Renault will stick to the May 15th deadline for Red Bull to declare whether they will remain with the manufacturer or switch to Honda engines for 2019. read more »

Mercedes won't look outside their own stable for a new 2019 driver with Toto Wolff happy with his three "wives." read more »

F1 sporting director Ross Brawn has hailed the last-minute vote to push through aerodynamic regulation tweaks to try and improve overtaking in 2019 read more »

Renault has warned Red Bull that it will not offer an extension to the FIA's May 15 deadline for a 2019 engine deal, giving the former world champions less than two weeks... read more »

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff insists the reigning world champions are not currently considering rival drivers for 2019  read more »

Although both Mercedes drivers' contracts are due to expire at the end of the season, team boss Toto Wolff insists he is not yet considering replacements from elsewhere. read more »