Christian Horner says Red Bull is unlikely to appeal the FIA's ruling over Mercedes' DAS system, says it is a product of the ambigious F1 technical regulations read more »

The US and Brazilian Grands Prix are unlikely to take place this year as a result of the coronavirus, according to Mercedes boss Toto Wolff. read more »

Formula 1 fans should not expect the break caused by the coronavirus pandemic to have altered the pecking order, according to McLaren boss Andreas Seidl, who reckons changes... read more »

Packed grandstands at Formula 1 races are unlikely until 2021, according to Renault team boss Cyril Abiteboul. read more »

On this day 30 years ago, Nigel Mansell pulled off what is considered one of the greatest overtakes in Formula 1 history, but he says the move wasn't premeditated and is... read more »

George Russell has said he is trying to set realistic targets for the 2020 Formula 1 season, accepting that Williams are unlikely to be challenging for points week in week out. read more »

Mercedes technical director James Allison doesn't believe the rumours of Sebastian Vettel joining Mercedes will come to fruition. read more »

Mercedes technical director James Allison believes the Formula 1 team has too many good options on the table that would prevent the signing of Sebastian Vettel. read more »

James Allison says Sebastian Vettel is unlikely to join fellow Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes. read more »

Formula 1 is unlikely to finalise the remainder of the 2020 calendar until the end of June at the earliest as it looks to avoid rushing decisions on rescheduled races read more »

F1's proposal to introduce a shorter qualifying race at some events is likely to fall at the first hurdle with Mercedes opposed to the idea. read more »

Red Bull boss, Christian Horner has come out in favour of reverse-grid qualifying races, though Mercedes opposition to the proposal means it is unlikely to get off the ground. read more »

The proposal to run 30-minute reversed grid Formula 1 qualifying races on the second weekend of double-header events has stalled and looks unlikely to progress any further read more »

A proposal to introduce reverse-grid races when Formula 1 returns next month is unlikely to be accepted due to opposition from Mercedes - with Red Bull boss Christian Horner... read more »

The 1999 Formula 1 season finished with Ferrari fielding a previously unlikely championship contender. But the first race of that campaign showed that Eddie Irvine could... read more »

With the British Grand Prix looking unlikely to go ahead, reports suggest that the Hungaroring is being considered as a replacement. read more »

Austin's senior public health official says large scale events are unlikely to take place in the Texan city before the end of the year, casting further doubt on Formula... read more »

Jenson Button doesn't expect to see Fernando Alonso on the F1 grid in 2021 because the Renault seat he is increasingly linked with is unlikely to be competitive for his... read more »

Red Bull boss, Christian Horner says that the pairing of "alphas", Max Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel at the team is "enormously unlikely". read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has ruled out a move for Sebastian Vettel's services as Max Verstappen's teammate in 2021 as the team does not want "two alpha... read more »

Christian Horner believes it is "enormously unlikely" Sebastian Vettel could return to Red Bull for the 2021 Formula 1 season, but is confident the German is not... read more »

The Singapore Grand Prix looks unlikely to take place on the revised 2020 F1 calendar, although race promoters remain in "open dialogue" with championship officials. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says it is "enormously unlikely" that Sebastian Vettel will rejoin the team for the 2021 F1 season. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has reiterated that they are highly unlikely to make a move to bring Sebastian Vettel back to the team he won his four world championships with. read more »

There was late drama in the Virtual Spanish GP as a last-gasp penalty for Charles Leclerc handed George Russell an unlikely victory over his F1 rival. read more »