Monday's Formula 1 news roundup: Mattia Binotto, Jan Lammers, Andy Green

Sports Mole rounds up all of the latest news regarding Formula 1 on Monday, July 22.

Monday morning's headlines:

Vettel enduring 'difficult period' - Prost Sebastian Vettel is struggling through a "very difficult period". Read more.

Bottas says title battle 'between me and Lewis' Valtteri Bottas thinks he is in a head-to-head battle for the 2019 title with his Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton. Read more.

Mick Schumacher not giving up on F1 Mick Schumacher says he is not disheartened even though his first Formula 2 season is not going to plan. Read more.

A million people want Dutch GP tickets Over a million Dutch people want to attend Max Verstappen's first home grand prix next year. Read more.

Albers would return to F1 as team boss Christijan Albers says he would accept an offer to return to Formula 1 as a team boss. Read more.

Ricciardo says he is not worse off at Renault Daniel Ricciardo says he has no regrets about leaving Red Bull. Read more.

Racing Point title sponsor denies closing down Racing Point's title sponsor has denied it could be about to fold. Read more.

Binotto no longer Ferrari technical boss Mattia Binotto is no longer Ferrari's technical director. Read more.

No driver decision before summer break - Steiner Haas is not ready to consider its 2020 driver lineup. Read more.

DTM champ could get F1 test bonus A special prize could be awarded to this year's DTM champion. Read more.

FIA not more lenient at Silverstone - Masi FIA stewards were not more lenient than usual during the recent British GP, according to race director Michael Masi. Read more.

More trouble for 2021 Rio GP It is not smooth sailing for the new Formula 1 track in Rio de Janeiro. Read more.

Racing Point preparing 2019 'B' car Racing Point is working hard on a 'B' car. Read more.