Jasmine Butler

Fernando Alonso, the Spanish two-time World Champion, is set to make his sensational return to Formula 1. His return to the sport comes after leaving the competition in 2018. Fernando Alonso will team up with Esteban Ocon at Renault for the 2021 season, filling the seat of outgoing Daniel Ricciardo. In a statement from Cyril Abiteboul, Managing Director: “The signing of Fernando Alonso is part of Groupe Renault’s plan to continue its commitment to F1 and to return to the top of the field.

With the Coronavirus pandemic delaying the start of the Formula 1 2020 World Championship, lights are finally ready to go out this weekend. The return of F1 see’s us start the season at Spielberg, Austria, a track where Max Verstappen has been victorious in his past 2 outings. With it now being 7 months since the 2019 season finale in Bahrain, let’s see what has changed in those long old months. What has happened in the months without a race?

The FIA Formula E World Championship will resume in Berlin after Coronavirus postponement. Berlin’s Tempelhof Airport will hold the stage for not one, not two but six races which will conclude the championship to determine a winner. The races will be held over ten days in three double headers. August 5th and 6th 2020 August 8th and 9th 2020 August 12th and 13th 2020 Each double header will have a different track configuration however they haven’t been confirmed yet.