Formula One News — November 2019

Pascal Wehrlein says he does not want to return to Formula 1 in order to race at the back.

Formula 1 will work to become the authority in the area of biofuels rather than join Formula E in the world of electric power.

Porsche has ruled out entering Formula 1.

Monisha Kaltenborn's next move could be into the world of football.

The FIA has played down suggestions Ferrari's fuel system has been "confiscated" amid suspicions of cheating.

Ralf Schumacher thinks Ferrari will be prioritising the team's driver issue in the coming weeks and months.

Brazilian GP promoter Tamas Rohonyi does not believe a bid to switch the race to a new circuit in Rio de Janeiro is "serious".

Formula E is fast becoming the obvious 'plan B' for Formula 1 drivers.

Amid rumours of technical trickery or even cheating, the FIA has confiscated the fuel system of Ferrari's 2019 car.

Red Bull "still believes" in Pierre Gasly.

Antonio Giovinazzi says 2020 is an "important season" for both himself and Alfa Romeo.

Yet another of Nico Hulkenberg's reported options for 2020 has closed.

Mick Schumacher has no choice other than to do a second season in Formula 2 next year.

Esteban Ocon has received his wish of getting an early start to his Renault career.

Both Ferrari drivers are to blame for their Interlagos crash.

Former F1 driver JJ Lehto has raised a potential "conspiracy theory" in the wake of last Sunday's Brazilian GP.

Jason Watt, a former F3000 winner, says he is not surprised that Nico Hulkenberg's Formula 1 career is ending.

Max Verstappen has become "very popular" in Brazil, according to former F1 driver Rubens Barrichello.

Hopes that Miami will be able to host a Formula 1 race in 2021 will stay alive for at least another "three to six months", according to local mayor Carlos Gimenez.

Even after they crashed in Brazil, Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto still says having both Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc on the team is "a luxury".

Red Bull and Honda are moving closer to extending their works Formula 1 collaboration beyond 2020.

Max Verstappen's management is reportedly in "contact" with Red Bull about their joint future.

Robert Kubica claims he is responsible for only one of his crashes in 2019.</p>

Fernando Alonso would return to Formula 1 as a clear top-three driver.