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A new season of the Formula 1-blessed Drive to Survive Netflix series will air in 2020 and both Mercedes and Ferrari have agreed to be part of the show

Australian Grand Prix bosses will reconsider altering the Albert Park circuit now that a revised deal has been reached with Formula 1

Lewis Hamilton’s late fastest lap runs on old tyres during the British and French Grands Prix raises the prospect that Mercedes has not fully demonstrated its underlying speed in 2019

Renault Formula 1 boss Cyril Abiteboul believes the team understands the weaknesses that have caused its fluctuating 2019 form but must make “substantial changes” in order to cure them

Haas will not design its 2020 Formula 1 car to “fit the tyres” despite its struggles this season, because Pirelli ‘promised’ next year’s compounds will have a wider working window

Williams had to effectively make “two steps back before we made three steps forward” after returning to “basic principles” with its 2019 Formula 1 car

The FIA’s head of single-seater technical matters Nikolas Tombazis says Formula 1’s 2021 rules are more likely to be favoured by team principals than engineers

Lando Norris says he feels more comfortable qualifying his McLaren Formula 1 car than when he was racing in Formula 2, which he has described as “much harder physically”

McLaren says addressing its weakness in slow-speed corners is a ‘high priority’, in a bid to assert itself at the top of the Formula 1 midfield

Aston Martin will not “muscle in” on Honda’s Formula 1 engine supply deal with Red Bull but will “stand ready” to up its involvement should the Japanese manufacturer withdraw