Formula One News — September 2020

Zak Brown is offering Sergio Perez a seat at McLaren - in the Indycar program.

Mick Schumacher has a "good chance" of stepping up to Formula 1 in 2021.

As many as 45,000 spectators per day could attend the first Formula 1 race at Portimao next month.

Sebastian Vettel has not signed a fixed long-term contract with Aston Martin, according to Bild newspaper.

Williams' acting team principal says he is not sure if his new role will be made permanent.

Andreas Seidl has played down news that McLaren's iconic headquarters will be sold.

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Another driver's name has been added to the short-list at Haas for 2021.

Lewis Hamilton is holding out for a 2021 pay-rise, according to a former Formula 1 driver.

Williams' two drivers are no supporters of moves to introduce 'reverse grid' racing in Formula 1 next year.

F1 legend Gerhard Berger says Racing Point bosses have made the right decision to replace Sergio Perez with Ferrari refugee Sebastian Vettel for 2021 and beyond.

Former F1 team boss Colin Kolles thinks Sebastian Vettel should have taken a sabbatical in 2021 rather than sign up with Aston Martin.

Sebastian Vettel today has signed a contract to drive for Racing Point-Mercedes for the 2021 Formula One season, to replace the departing Sergio Perez.

Things can "only get better" for Ferrari, according to the famous and crisis-struck Italian team's boss Mattia Binotto.

Red Bull's driver situation for 2021 should be clearer by the next of next month.

Mick Schumacher's entourage has denied reports that the young German will make his F1 race weekend debut at Mugello.

Sebastian Vettel is still capable of winning races and titles in Formula 1 after his Ferrari tenure ends in 2020, according to his former boss Franz Tost.

Charles Leclerc has to keep believing in Ferrari, according to the Maranello team's popular former driver Jean Alesi.

Dr Helmut Marko has hit out at Lewis Hamilton's recent criticism of Red Bull.