Red Bull: ‘Unusual’ 2020 could help finally topple Mercedes
Red Bull Formula 1 team boss Christian Horner believes an “unusual” 2020 season could be what is needed to finally topple Mercedes, even though the champion team is still favourite
Albon could be ‘surprise of the season’ – Horner
Red Bull boss Christian Horner tips Alex Albon for a big 2020 – but is he hoping for too much or creating an unfair expectation?
Seidl dislikes idea of reverse grids but would trial it
McLaren Formula 1 team boss Andreas Seidl says he would have supported a reverse-grid race experiment despite being “old-style” and not liking artificial changes to racing
Gary Anderson Podcast: Why Verstappen’s my title favourite
Gary Anderson tips Max Verstappen to win the 2020 Formula 1 world championship in the latest edition of his podcast
Vettel can dent Leclerc’s megastar credentials in 2020
Charles Leclerc goes into 2020 with huge momentum. But repeating his 2019 form won’t be enough now. To keep his credentials as a Lewis Hamilton/Max Verstappen challenger intact, he has to dominate Sebastian Vettel – and that might’ve got much harder now
The top 10 pros in June’s esports races
Who were the top real-world drivers in esports this month? Here’s our top 10 countdown for June
Video: 10 things that have changed about F1 2020 since March
The start of the 2020 season is finally upon us, and Formula 1 looks very different compared to how it did in March when the Australian Grand Prix was cancelled
Every Austrian F1 driver rated
Formula 1 2020 is about to begin with two grands prix in Austria. There aren’t any Austrian drivers on the grid this time, but the country has produced world champions, race winners and some talents who tragically never had chance to show what they could do in F1
Ferrari plans major aero change from Hungarian GP
Ferrari is planning a major aerodynamic upgrade, having admitted its 2020 Formula 1 car is not competitive enough, but the new parts won’t arrive until round three in Hungary
McLaren won’t resume big projects yet despite funding boost
McLaren is taking a “cautious” approach to restarting work on major infrastructure projects, including its new windtunnel and simulator, despite the boost of a £150m loan from the National Bank of Bahrain. Team principal Andreas Seidl says he is “very happy with the news from yesterday” that the NBB
