Formula 1 at the BBC

Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc announces he has tested positive for Covid-19 and has "mild symptoms".

The 2021 Australian and Chinese Grands Prix are postponed because of Covid-19 restrictions in the countries.

Cyril Abiteboul leaves his role as the team principal of the Renault Formula 1 outfit.

Owner Lawrence Stroll is setting his Aston Martin Formula 1 team the target of becoming world champions.

The Williams team will use Mercedes gearboxes from 2022 after agreeing to expand their "technical collaboration" with their Formula 1 rivals.

McLaren driver Lando Norris is self-isolating after testing positive for Covid-19 while on holiday in Dubai.

The Formula 1 season-opener could be postponed because of Covid-19 restrictions being imposed in Australia.

Damon Hill tells 5 Live Breakfast that Lewis Hamilton, who has been knighted, will "ignite an army of wannabes".

Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton is knighted in the New Year Honours, with Rob Burrow, Anne Keothavong and Jimmy Greaves becoming MBEs.

Lewis Hamilton tells the Today programme that the Black Lives Matter movement helped drive him on to his seventh world title.

Sir Frank Williams is released from hospital and is "on the mend at home", the Williams F1 team says.

Formula 1 team Haas say Nikita Mazepin will drive for the team in 2021 after concluding their investigation into the Russian's recent conduct in an online video.

Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton says he lost 4kg after contracting coronavirus this month.

It was a year of new circuits, first race wins and record-breaking highs - but how much do you remember about F1 in 2020?

Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton is voted Sports Personality of the Year 2020.

Alexander Albon says "it hurts" after he was replaced at Red Bull by Sergio Perez for the 2021 season.

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto says the Italian team "cannot accept" another Formula 1 campaign as poor as the 2020 season.

Mexican Sergio Perez signs to race for Red Bull alongside Max Verstappen next year.

Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff says there is no rush to finalise Lewis Hamilton's new contract and it could wait until well into the new year.

Chemical giant Ineos is to become a one-third shareholder in the Mercedes Formula 1 team, with Toto Wolff remaining as team boss for a further three years.