Formula One News — January 2020

Kevin Magnussen has revealed he has stepped back from personally managing his Instagram account.

Red Bull-Honda could be poised to break through and push for the 2020 world championship.

Daniel Ricciardo has played down the chances that he will be the next top driver to quickly sign up beyond 2020.

Former F1 driver Mika Salo has backed Max Verstappen's decision to commit to Red Bull for the next four seasons.

Formula 1 is "monitoring the situation" in Australia as bushfires ravage the country that is slated to kick off the new season in March.

Lewis Hamilton says losing a key engineer to his teammate's side of the garage hurt his performance at the start of 2019.

Signing up Esteban Ocon to be Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes teammate in 2020 was ruled out by Toto Wolff because of the "risk".

Valentino Rossi says he came tantalisingly close to switching to Formula 1 in 2006.

Canada GP promoter Francois Dumontier has defended Lance Stroll, as the young Canadian prepares for his second season with his billionaire father's F1 team.

Dr Helmut Marko does not think Ferrari will get in the way of Red Bull's fight for the 2020 title against Mercedes.

Amid a deep performance crisis, Williams has lost yet another major sponsor.

Ferrari needs "two experienced drivers" for 2021, according to team boss Mattia Binotto.

Racing Point can finish fourth overall in 2020, according to Sergio Perez.

Charles Leclerc is now "equal number 1" at Ferrari.

Kimi Raikkonen says he wants to add a world rally title to his CV in the future.

The pecking order in 2021 will "not be very different" to today, according to Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto.

Lance Stroll, the son of team owner Lawrence Stroll, says he knows he has to up his game at Racing Point alongside Sergio Perez in 2020.

Former Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo says 2020 will be a "delicate" moment for Sebastian Vettel.

Lewis Hamilton is still better than Max Verstappen, according to the Red Bull driver's boss Dr Helmut Marko.

Ferrari must speed up its pitstops in 2020, boss Mattia Binotto has admitted.

Gunther Steiner has admitted he was "pretty close" to taking drastic measures after Haas' two drivers crashed at Silverstone last year.

Robert Kubica will have an important role at Alfa Romeo in 2020, the Polish driver's sponsor PKN Orlen has announced.

It is "not possible" for McLaren to take on the top three teams until the budget cap comes into force.

Williams has determined areas of the team's cars in 2018 and 2019 that were "fundamentally wrong".