2020

In today's Formula 1 gossip column, FIA president Jean Todt says the sport "cannot rule out" potentially losing teams, the British Grand Prix looks increasingly likely to be postponed, and Ferrari blocks the FIA from releasing the details of its controversial engine settlement...

Bernie Ecclestone says he would radically change Formula 1 in the wake of the coronavirus crisis to ensure all teams survive and also improve the show.

Cal Crutchlow is preparing to start his 10th season in MotoGP this year and while he had been weighing up retirement the delays to the start of the 2020 campaign have given him time to think about his career and next steps.

Formula 1 and its teams can “survive and thrive” after the coronavirus crisis but it must make some “aggressive decisions” to do so, according to McLaren CEO Zak Brown.

Lewis Hamilton has paid tribute to Sir Stirling Moss who has died at the age of 90 and says he will “celebrate his incredible life and the great man he was” after striking a friendship with the racing legend.

Valentino Rossi says his first experience of the MotoGP Virtual Race “was really strange” but relished racing against some of his regular rivals.

Francesco Bagnaia says he hopes to battle on track with the same success he has found in the MotoGP Virtual Race series after winning the second event by beating Maverick Vinales in a last-lap scrap which saw the Italian take to the grass for his race-winning overtake.

Francesco Bagnaia has seen off Maverick Vinales to claim victory in the second MotoGP Virtual Race with former winner Alex Marquez in third place.

As Formula 1 icons go, Sir Stirling Moss will remain one of the all-time greats for both what he did on track and for paving the way for future stars to emulate his achievements.

Sir Stirling Moss has died aged 90 following a battle with illness. The Formula 1 legend, considered one of the greatest drivers of all-time and the best to never win a world championship title, passed away overnight.

Valentino Rossi has picked out his own top three wins from across his career and believes having a strong rivalry helped him raise his own performance level to greater heights.

Catch up on the  second MotoGP Virtual Race, a 10-lap race at the Red Bull Ring, here.

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Haas has placed the majority of its UK-based staff on furlough with both drivers Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen agreeing to pay cuts.

While all normal decisions in Formula 1 remain on hold during the coronavirus crisis including the driver market, Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has explained the team “love and appreciate” Sebastian Vettel as one of its drivers.

Cal Crutchlow has confirmed he doesn’t intend to retire from MotoGP at the end of 2020 and remains in discussions with his LCR Honda team and HRC about a future deal.

Reflecting on one of his greatest races, Valentino Rossi says beating Casey Stoner at the 2008 United States MotoGP at Laguna Seca was crucial for his title charge that season.

MotoGP’s Virtual Race series returns for a second event over the Easter weekend with lights out at 14:00 BST on Sunday April 12 th as 10 riders including defending ‘champion’ Alex Marquez battle for victory.

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Six Formula 1 drivers have joined together with other racers to start a new simulation racing championship to raise funds for a coronavirus charity over the next week.

Renault has become the latest Formula 1 team to announce widescale cutbacks amid the shutdown period caused by the coronavirus pandemic, with the “vast majority” of its race team staff put into furlough while its engine factory has been moved on to a part-time schedule.

In a race which defined a rivalry, Jorge Lorenzo concedes he was too arrogant to try to block Valentino Rossi from his stunning last corner overtake to win the 2009 Catalunya MotoGP.

Ross Brawn says adapting the 2020 Formula 1 calendar with two-day race events will allow the sport to prepare and maximise its rescheduled season.

MotoGP’s silly season had been set to erupt and rumble on throughout 2020 but with the campaign postponed amid the coronavirus pandemic all plans have been put on hold.