Brawn: No F1 races if teams face coronavirus travel restrictions
Formula 1 says it would not go ahead and host a world championship race if any of the teams cannot compete because of travel restrictions caused by coronavirus
Formula 1 says it would not go ahead and host a world championship race if any of the teams cannot compete because of travel restrictions caused by coronavirus
Racing Point’s Formula 1 rivals were “naive” to think that the cash injection from Lawrence Stroll’s takeover wasn’t going to help it make big progress, says technical director Andrew Green
Pirelli and Ferrari have agreed to postpone a 2021 Formula 1 18-inch tyre test that was due to take place at the team’s Fiorano test track on Thursday
The Red Bull and AlphaTauri Formula 1 teams will likely be unable to use a protected beach route to travel on during the Dutch Grand Prix weekend.
Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has revealed the teams’ selections for the opening round of the 2020 championship, the Australian Grand Prix
Ferrari could make an early switch to focus on its 2021 Formula 1 car if the gap to the front of the field is too big in the opening races
Haas Formula 1 team boss Gunther Steiner has said that the championship promoter will ensure all the competitors are able to enter Australia for next week’s grand prix
Sebastian Vettel believes Mercedes looked “more at ease” with its new Formula 1 car through winter testing, leaving Ferrari trailing ahead of the new season
AlphaTauri boss Franz Tost believes it would be “unfair” for Formula 1 to allow the Australian Grand Prix to go ahead if several teams are absent over Coronavirus travel restrictions
Daniel Ricciardo believes he was close to extracting the maximum pace out of his new Renault Formula 1 car on the final day of pre-season testing