2020

Formula 1’s new season burst into life last week as all 10 teams showed off their 2020 cars and there was plenty to catch the eye.

Formula 1 pre-season testing begins this weekend in Barcelona as the 10 teams and 20 drivers prepare for their first laps in anger of 2020.

McLaren CEO Zak Brown says he backs Formula 1’s plan to cut down on teams bringing extravagant motorhomes to every race.

Racing Point driver Sergio Perez has set his sights on his “best ever” Formula 1 season in 2020.

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After a long winter break, Formula 1 is back underway and almost ready for a new season, but first, it’s the small matter of pre-season testing in Barcelona. 

Robert Kubica will be the first driver to get behind the wheel of Alfa Romeo’s 2020 Formula 1 car during pre-season testing at Barcelona.

Reigning Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has jointly been crowned the Laureus Sportsman of the Year for 2020 alongside footballer Lionel Messi.

With the 2020 Formula 1 season almost upon and car launches already well underway, Crash.net rounds up the best images so far from each team's respective unveilings of their latest machines...

Marc Marquez says he “couldn’t have been given a better present” on his 27 th birthday than returning to motocross training as he steps up his recovery from shoulder surgery.

Lance Stroll says the Aston Martin rebranding in the pipeline for Racing Point will help transform the team and provide greater value and attraction.

Nobuharu Matsushita will remain on the Formula 2 grid for 2020 in a move to MP Motorsport.

Racing Point has become the final team to unveil its 2020 Formula 1 line-up as it launched the RP20 at title sponsor BWT’s headquarters in Austria with help from Sergio Perez and Lance Stroll.

Williams reserve driver Jack Aitken will remain in the Campos Racing driver line-up for the 2020 Formula 2 season.

Renault has made a “very visible step forward” with its Formula 1 power unit performance, according to McLaren technical director James Key. McLaren is heading into its third year powered by Renault engines after making the switch from Honda following its divorce at the end of 2017.

The World Superbike championship has started a charity auction to raise funds for the Australian bushfire crisis ahead of Phillip Island hosting the 2020 season-opener.

Renault, Williams and Haas are all completing a shakedown and filming day with their respective 2020 Formula 1 cars at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya ahead of the start of pre-season testing.

- In an interview with Dorna CEO Carmelo Ezpeleta, he reveals Kawasaki requested a MotoGP wildcard entry for its Superbike team but were turned down by the series organisers. Ezpeleta also expects to retain its six current MotoGP manufacturers in the next round of factory contracts.

Claire Williams has heralded the upcoming Formula 1 season as a chance for a fresh start following its painful 2019 campaign and she remains confident Williams has learnt from its previous mistakes.

ROKiT Williams Racing has pulled the covers off its new-look FW43 as it targets a recovery in 2020 following a painful previous season in Formula 1.

Sandro Cortese will contest the 2020 World Superbike championship after agreeing a deal to race for Team Pedercini Kawasaki.

Renault executive director Marcin Budkowski believes the Formula 1 rules overhaul set to arrive in 2021 is nothing the sport has ever been through before with a “revolution” in the regulations.

McLaren technical chief James Key is confident the MCL35 has made clear gains in the weak areas of its predecessor as the team looks to cement its place at the head of the Formula 1 midfield while also closing the gap to the front three.

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff says he cannot estimate a timeframe over when the 2021 Formula 1 contracts will be signed due to a series of points yet to be agreed on between the key parties involved.