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Scheduled China GP race date highly unlikely Lance Stroll, Chinese GP 2019 © RV Press Organisers of the Chinese GP admit it is "highly unlikely" the Shanghai event can take place as scheduled on 11 April. We have reported that with Melbournes season opener set to be postponed amid the ongoing covid crisis, the same is true for China. "We are in contact with the leadership of Formula 1 by videoconference almost every week," said Yibin Yang, general manager of the race promoter Juss Event. "It i...

It will be more difficult for Mick Schumacher to enter Formula 1 than it was for Max Verstappen - another son of a famous former driver.

Jos Verstappen admits that his son Max will probably never share a team with Lewis Hamilton - but he "wouldn't mind" if it does happen.

Jacques Villeneuve says members of Ferrari's driver development program would succeed even without the backing of the Maranello-based 'academy'.

Most drivers in Formula 1 would have jumped at the opportunity to sign for Ferrari, according to Carlos Sainz.

There is "no reason to question" Valtteri Bottas' place at Mercedes, boss Toto Wolff insists.

Kimi Raikkonen says the covid era has changed little for him in Formula 1.

Fernando Alonso can add a third title to his tally on his return to Formula 1.

Latin American second generation settles in Europe Second generation Latin American drivers are coming through the ranks in Europe, with Rubens Barrichellos elder son, Eduardo, moving to race in the Formula Regional European this year, while Sebastian Montoya, Juan Pablos son will be having his second season in the Italian Formula 4 championship. Elsewhere, Pastor Maldonados young cousin Manuel, will swap single seaters for Sports Cars, as hes just announced hell join United Autosport both for ...

Brivios F1 inexperience not a problem says Briatore Daniel Ricciardo, Emilio Romagna GP 2020 © Renault Flavio Briatore has backed Renaults apparent decision to sign up MotoGP team Suzuki boss Davide Brivio for 2021 and beyond. Amid speculation of the deal that could see Valentino Rossis former boss become team principal at Alpine this year, Brivio on Thursday confirmed his MotoGP exit. "A new professional challenge and opportunity suddenly came to me and in the end I decided to take it," he sa...