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Judge suspends new Brazil GP contract Start, Brazilian GP 2019 © RV Press A judge in Sao Paulo has thrown a spanner in the works of the new five-year deal between Formula 1 and the Interlagos circuit. According to Folha de S.Paulo, judge Emilio Migliano Neto "suspended" the contract between the city and the new promoter MC Brazil Motorsport Holding. The judge claims there was not a sufficient bidding process for the contract. "The facts reveal that, without a doubt, the principles of advertisi...

Dutch GP organisers remain confident they will be able to welcome spectators to Zandvoort's first F1 race in the modern era in September.

Carlos Sainz is en route to Maranello, where he is tipped to get his first taste of life at the wheel of a Ferrari with a test in the 2019 car.

Mercedes is more dominant today than Ferrari was at the height of the Michael Schumacher era.

Jake Aitken is hoping for a second chance to race in Formula One with Williams in 2021, after being unexpectedly called up to fill in for George Russell in last year’s Sakhir Grand Prix, when the Mercedes protégé got the chance of his life as Lewis Hamilton’s sub after the World Champion became infected with COVID-19. Ironically, it was Aitken’s late spin that brought out the Safety Car period during which Mercedes’ fell apart and robbed Russell of a first Grand Prix victory, but while...

Magnussen eyes prime Le Mans seat for 2022 Kevin Magnussen, Hungarian GP 2019 © RV Press Kevin Magnussen could be heading to Le Mans in 2022. After losing his place in Formula 1, the Dane is embarking on a sports car adventure in the United States this year, starting with Daytona in January with the famous Chip Ganassi outfit. But according to Auto Hebdo, the 28-year-old could re-cross the Atlantic for 2021 amid rumours Magnussen is being lined up by Peugeots new sports car team for the new pr...

Italians go mad for Alpine! Esteban Ocon, Russian GP 2020 © Renault The imminent arrival of Davide Brivio at the helm of the renamed Alpine Formula One Team, as Renault decided to rebrand its team to give more exposure to its sports brand, has had a big impact in Italy. With Renault now led by the Italian Luca de Meo, the Italian sports media has started to adopt Alpine almost as an Italian team and with Fernando Alonso returning to Formula One with the French team, many are drawing parallels ...

Formula 1 has denied claims the sport is working on a secret plan to vaccinate every member of the travelling circus in 2021.

Carlos Sainz's famous father is not worried his son will clash with Charles Leclerc at Ferrari this year.

Toto Wolff says he is "not worried" about rumours surrounding the future of new seven time world champion Lewis Hamilton.