Formula One News — March 2019

Toto Wolff says Mercedes can fight back in 2019.

Mick Schumacher has won the backing of Liberty Media's F1 sporting boss, Ross Brawn.

Cyril Abiteboul says Renault will not be joining the "crazy arms race" in F1.

2019 will be a transition year for the team formerly known as Force India.

Jean Todt has hit out at the constant negativity in formula one.

Paddy Lowe has left Williams.

Antonio Giovinazzi says Alfa Romeo has produced a "good" car for 2019.

Kevin Magnussen is expecting an "intense" midfield battle in 2019.

Dr Helmut Marko is predicting a "three-way battle" for the 2019 world championship.

Pressure is once again being applied on the management of formula one by human rights activists.

Carlos Sainz has responded to Dr Helmut Marko's claim that McLaren will be "at the back" in 2019.

Liberty Media is working on "contingency plans" in the event that a so-called 'no deal Brexit' proceeds at the end of the month.

Renault is bracing for a tough fight to be 'best of the rest' in 2019.

Renault needs to speed up the way it develops its F1 car throughout the season.

Kevin Magnussen should not give up on winning races and even the world championship.

Fernando Alonso has admitted he could say "yes" to a formula one comeback.

"The times are not right" for Volkswagen to enter formula one.

Ferrari CEO Louis Camilleri has confirmed that the 'Mission Winnow' branding will be absent when Ferrari's 2019 season begins next week in Melbourne.

The FIA should keep working to end the 'grey areas' in the engine regulations.

Negotiations with Liberty Media about extending Barcelona's F1 race contract have not even started yet.

Red Bull is not yet committing to staging more Austrian grands prix beyond 2020.

Pierre Gasly says his goal for 2019 is to develop as a formula one driver.

Sergio Perez is looking ahead to a "major improvement" for his car in Melbourne.

Ferrari may be grappling with a real reliability issue ahead of the 2019 season.