Saturday's Formula 1 news roundup: Michael Schumacher, Charles Leclerc, Nyck de Vries

Sports Mole rounds up all of the latest news regarding Formula 1 on Saturday, September 14.

Saturday morning's headlines:

Qualifying sprint race claims 'not true' - report Mattia Binotto may have jumped the gun by announcing that F1's qualifying format is changing radically for 2020. Read more.

Doctor doubts Schumacher received brain treatment A surgeon close to the hospital treating Michael Schumacher last week has played down reports that the treatment would have involved the F1 legend's damaged brain. Read more.

Leclerc now Ferrari's number 1 - Lehto Charles Leclerc is now Ferrari's "number 1 driver". Read more.

Formula E not end of de Vries' F1 hopes - Wolff Formula 2 title favourite Nyck de Vries has put his F1 hopes on hold for now. Read more.

No knee-jerk safety changes for Singapore - Masi Formula 1 will not have any knee-jerk reactions after the serious incidents seen at the last two grands prix. Read more.

Aldo Costa is not joining Haas - Steiner Gunther Steiner says Haas will not benefit from chassis partner Dallara's new recruit. Read more.