Sports Mole rounds up all of the latest news regarding Formula 1 on Wednesday, November 27.
Wednesday morning's headlines:
F1 circuit project in Rio still alive - report
Moves to relocate the Brazilian GP from Sao Paulo to a brand new circuit in Rio de Janeiro are continuing. Read more.
Vergne recalls 'difficult' time under Marko
Two-time Formula E champion Jean-Eric Vergne has admitted his time in Formula 1 was "really difficult". Read more.
Montoya unlikely to complete 'triple crown'
Juan Pablo Montoya says he is unlikely to complete motor racing's coveted 'triple crown'. Read more.
Driving style the same with 19-inch tyres - Sainz
Driving styles will not change in Formula 1 when the sport switches to 18-inch tyres, according to Carlos Sainz. Read more.
No retirement in 'foreseeable future' - Vettel
Sebastian Vettel says he is not yet ready to retire. Read more.
This year better for Williams than 2018 - boss
2019 was a better season for Williams than the previous year, according to team boss Claire Williams. Read more.
Kvyat should leave Red Bull programme - Martsenko
Daniil Kvyat should start to think about leaving Red Bull's F1 programme. Read more.
