Russell’s F1 coach self-isolating with possible Covid-19 symptoms | 2020 Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix
George Russell's Formula 1 performance coach Aleix Casanovas is self-isolating after exhibiting possible symptoms of Covid-19.
George Russell's Formula 1 performance coach Aleix Casanovas is self-isolating after exhibiting possible symptoms of Covid-19.
Formula 1 has returned to Imola's picturesque parkland circuit, which hasn't held a round of the world championship for 14 years, for this weekend's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.
Stoffel Vandoorne and Nyck de Vries will remain as Mercedes' Formula E drivers next year, but Vandoorne is unsure about the future of his F1 reserve role.
As F1 returns to a revised Imola for the first time in 14 years, Alexander Albon's future at Red Bull is in doubt, and Mercedes are set to break another record.
Felix Rosenqvist has switched teams from Ganassi to McLaren SP for the 2021 IndyCar season.
Carlos Sainz Jnr believes the FIA and circuit operators have started to realise replacing gravel traps with asphalt run-off areas was a mistake because it prevents track limits from being enforced.
Sauber and Alfa Romeo's partnership will continue, with both current drivers expected to remain at the team, indicating Mick Schumacher will head to Haas for 2021.
Drivers from billionaire families such as Lance Stroll and Nikita Mazepin should not be dismissed before they have a chance to prove themselves in F1, says Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff.
In the round-up: Rosberg says Hamilton rivalry in Extreme E a "gift" for climate change awareness • CIK-FIA "will be responsive" to Corberi incident - Massa • Ericsson extends Ganassi IndyCar deal