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Formula 1 teams have reopened their factories and are returning to work this week, albeit in a very different manner as they adjust to new realities amid the COVID-19 pandemic. 

In the latest F1 gossip, Mercedes opposes reverse-grid qualifying race proposal, Fernando Alonso is being considered by Renault and Italy seeks to host two F1 races this year...

Daniel Ricciardo believes Sebastian Vettel still has the 'hunger' to continue racing in F1 next season despite the increasingly limited options to land a top drive for 2021

Stefan Domenicali believes Fernando Alonso would be just as competitive on any return to F1 in 2021 despite two years our of the series

Renault has confirmed it remains commited to stay in Formula 1 on a long-term basis despite a major company restructure to cut costs.

In the latest F1 gossip, Valtteri Bottas' management holding talks with Red Bull and Renault, more details emerge about F1's revised calendar, and Daniel Ricciardo "craving" chance to win again...

Renault’s Daniel Ricciardo reckons Formula 1’s prolonged winter break due to coronavirus might enable him to extend his career in the sport.

This week's F1 Gossip sees Valtteri Bottas move front and centre of the silly season, plus financial turmoil at Renault and a change of leadership at Aston Martin

David Coulthard has suggested a “left-field” career option for Sebastian Vettel next season could come in the shape of the Aston Martin Formula 1 team. 

Esteban Ocon admits he found Max Verstappen’s promotion to Formula 1 “difficult to swallow” at the time after beating the Dutchman to the previous year’s European Formula 3 title.

Jenson Button doesn't expect to see Fernando Alonso on the F1 grid in 2021 because the Renault seat he is increasingly linked with is unlikely to be competitive for his standards

Fernando Alonso is arguably the best candidate Renault could hope to sign for the 2021 Formula 1 season, but is a reunion a realistic possibility? 

Former Renault boss Flavio Briatore says Fernando Alonso has “detoxed” himself and is now fully ready for a return to the Formula 1 grid in 2021. 

The 2021 Formula 1 driver market erupted into life last week with a triple-whammy of announcements that are set to have major ramifications up and down the grid. 

In today's F1 gossip, Fernando Alonso is reportedly closing in on a sensational F1 comeback with Renault, McLaren boss reveals team courted Daniel Ricciardo for 'years', and Toto Wolff admits hiring Sebastian Vettel would have marketing value for Mercedes...

Carlos Sainz has found himself in an enviable position most drivers can only dream about having landed a drive with Formula 1’s most successful and longest-serving team in Ferrari.

Renault has arguably been left as the biggest loser in the Formula 1 driver market merry-go-round that dramatically sparked into life this week. 

Sebastian Vettel was never a consideration for the McLaren Formula 1 team when it was deciding its 2021 driver line-up, according to CEO Zak Brown.

Daniel Ricciardo has rolled the dice on his Formula 1 future for the second time in 24 months, but will his latest gamble pay off? 

Daniel Ricciardo has agreed a multi-year deal to move to McLaren for the 2021 Formula 1 season after just two years at Renault.

Renault insists its ambitions and strategy will “remain unchanged” following Daniel Ricciardo’s departure to join Formula 1 rivals McLaren in 2021.

Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari’s split marks the end of an era in Formula 1. 

Renault’s Daniel Ricciardo is expecting the first race of the 2020 Formula 1 season to be “chaos” following a prolonged spell without racing. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has decimated plans for the 2020 F1 season and forced the opening 10 races to be called off.

Renault F1 boss Cyril Abiteboul is hopeful he can convince Daniel Ricciardo to stay on beyond 2020 following a tough first season together in 2019