F1 will continue to evaluate possible changes to the traditional weekend format despite a proposal for a reverse-grid qualifying race getting snubbed, says CEO Chase Carey. read more »

Despite financial concerns and a disappointing 2019 campaign, Guenther Steiner believes Haas F1 are "here to stay." read more »

Formula 1 boss Chase Carey says the series will still look at new weekend format ideas despite plans for a Saturday reversed-grid qualifying race failing to be approved read more »

The battle between Formula 1 teams will be as "fierce" as ever when racing resumes next month, reckons Red Bull boss Christian Horner, despite the unique... read more »

Despite reports to the contrary, Carlos Sainz insists he hasn't joined Ferrari as its "second driver". read more »

Formula 1 says there are no plans to offer more live free-to-air television coverage of the series this year, despite fans being unable to attend races read more »

F1 has revealed that only one of the two Grands Prix being held at Silverstone this year will be shown live, free-to-air in the UK, despite both events being held behind closed... read more »

Despite recording the fourth highest number of deaths from the corona virus pandemic, Brazil's round of the 2020 F1 season looks set to go ahead... with spectators. read more »

Following the news that Williams are seeking new investors, or even a buyer for their Formula 1 team, Claire Williams says she is optimistic that the team will survive beyond 2020. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo believes Sebastian Vettel still has the 'hunger' to continue racing in F1 next season despite the increasingly limited options to land a top drive... read more »

ROKiT insists it remains fully committed to its other motorsport commitments, and is exploring new opportunities, despite the termination of its title sponsorship deal with the... read more »

Stefan Domenicali believes Fernando Alonso would be just as competitive on any return to F1 in 2021 despite two years our of the series read more »

Drivers haven't been in a Formula 1 car since February, but the FIA still intend to "let them race" when the season begins. read more »

Formula 1 intends to allow drivers to continue their 'gloves-off' approach to wheel-to-wheel racing - despite their long lay-off - when the sport returns, FIA race... read more »

The boss of Renault says the French car company will stay in Formula 1 beyond the end of this season. read more »

Renault has confirmed it will stay in F1 on a long-term basis despite a major company restructure to cut costs. read more »

Renault plans to stay in Formula One despite the French car manufacturer undergoing a major restructuring process that will see 15,000 layoffs worldwide. read more »

Renault's interim Chief Executive, Coltilde Delbos says the company is to remain in Formula One, despite French giant's need to shed 15,000 jobs. read more »

Renault has announced that it remains committed to Formula 1, despite rumours about its future after making major cutbacks in its core automotive business read more »

Renault's interim CEO Clotilde Delbos has confirmed the company's intention to remain in Formula 1 despite facing massive job cuts. read more »

Despite chasing a seventh double, Toto Wolff says he doesn't view Mercedes as the favourite for the 2020 titles. read more »

Lewis Hamilton is urging his Mercedes Formula 1 team to "hit the ground running" when the delayed 2020 season gets underway, despite the disruption caused by the... read more »

The government of the United Kingdom has implemented a 14-day quarantine period for all international arrivals, including citizens returning home from abroad - but Silverstone... read more »

Despite the financial uncertainty caused by the coronavirus outbreak, the Renault F1 Team remains loyal in the Formula 1 World Championship, according to team boss Cyril Abiteboul. read more »

After a busy week with a few moves and more rumours, despite the 2020 season yet to turn a wheel in anger, MotorsportWeek.com takes a look at who's going where for 2021.... read more »