Formula One News — July 2020

Ferrari will take a sharp turn away from its planned "development path" for the 2020 car, after being lapped by race winner Lewis Hamilton in Hungary.

As Lewis Hamilton blasts Formula 1's anti-racism measures as "not good enough", FIA president Jean Todt has declared that "all lives" matter.

Alpha Tauri will 'do a Racing Point' if the FIA declares that the Silverstone based team's controversial 2020 car is fully legal.

It is "too early" to consider whether Mick Schumacher will be promoted into Formula 1 for 2021.

Hungarian GP - Race Notes

Hungarian GP - Sunday Photos

Hungarian GP - Sunday Press Conference

Hungarian GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Hungarian GP - Race Results

As Ferrari and now Red Bull notably struggle, Mercedes are racing "in a different universe".

Sebastian Vettel says he is still yet to decide how to proceed with his life in 2021 and beyond after being dropped by Ferrari.

Mercedes' 2021 driver lineup appears to now be set in stone.

Toto Wolff has slammed Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto for making "ridiculous" comments in Hungary about the new Concorde Agreement.

Another war front has opened up for the Racing Point team.

Toto Wolff used an expletive to describe his feelings about Ferrari's apparent engine power drop from 2019 to 2020.

Hungarian GP - Qualifying Report

Hungarian GP - Saturday Press Conference

Hungarian GP - Saturday Photos

Hungarian GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Hungarian GP - Qualifying Results

Romain Grosjean says it might be "cool" for Haas to explore a 'pink Mercedes'-type solution in the future.

Red Bull went "the wrong way" with development of its 2020 car, according to former team driver Robert Doornbos.

Romain Grosjean has backtracked after saying Haas' future in Formula 1 is an "elephant in the room".

Hungarian GP - Practice 3 Results