Saturday's Formula 1 news roundup: Michael Schumacher, Max Verstappen, Sebastian Vettel

Sports Mole rounds up all of the latest news regarding Formula 1 on Saturday, June 13.

Saturday morning's headlines:

Coronavirus latest: Timeline of sport's response on Friday, June 12 Major developments in the world of cricket, Formula One and darts. Read more.

Coronavirus latest: Which sports are returning when? Sports across the world are trying to bounce back from the coronavirus pandemic. Read more.

Coronavirus latest: F1 tweaks 2020 calendar and Indian cricket stays grounded There will be no grands prix in Baku, Singapore or Suzuka and no Indian trips to Sri Lanka or Zimbabwe. Read more.

Coronavirus latest: Baku, Singapore and Japan F1 races cancelled for 2020 Organisers still hope to stage up to 18 grands prix this year despite the changes. Read more.

No surgery for Schumacher amid coronavirus Michael Schumacher will in fact not undergo surgery any time soon, according to the Guardian newspaper. Read more.

Staying at Ferrari risked Vettel's reputation - Alesi It is "good" that Sebastian Vettel is leaving Ferrari, according to former team driver Jean Alesi. Read more.

No pre-Austria test not a disadvantage - Verstappen Max Verstappen says it is no disadvantage that he will not do any testing prior to the resumption of racing next month. Read more.