Formula One News — December 2020

Assessing the talent of young drivers in Formula 1 has become increasingly difficult, according to returning two-time world champion Fernando Alonso.

With Alpha Tauri's 2021 lineup now complete, owner Red Bull will turn its attention to the identity of Max Verstappen's next teammate at the senior outfit.

Lewis Hamilton's pre-2021 contract negotiations with Toto Wolff will be about "money".

2020 was "agony" for quadruple world champion Sebastian Vettel, but he also has reason to "laugh".

As expected, AlphaTauri-Honda announced Honda-young driver Yuki Tsunoda will partner Pierre Gasly at the second Red Bull team as driver for the 2021 season.

F1 legend Gerhard Berger says Sergio Perez alongside Max Verstappen would be a "strong lineup" for Red Bull.

Christian Horner is feeling "positive" about Red Bull's efforts to take over departing partner Honda's works engine program for 2022 and beyond.

George Russell wants to pull Williams off the very bottom of the constructors' world championship next year.

Sebastian Vettel has hailed the talent and nature of the driver one Italian newspaper claims "pushed him to the exit" at Ferrari.

Ferrari's iconic former president Luca di Montezemolo claims he could "fix" the fabled team's current problems.

Fernando Alonso is targeting the podium for his full-time return to Formula 1 next year.

Valtteri Bottas plans to return to competition - in January.

Pietro Fittipaldi wants to race in 2021 but "keep one foot in Formula 1" at the same time.

Jos Verstappen says he doesn't know who his son Max's teammate will be at Red Bull in 2021.

Romain Grosjean is set to undergo surgery in the wake of his horror and fiery crash in Bahrain.

Gunther Steiner thinks he can get 2021 Haas recruit Nikita Mazepin "under control".

Abu Dhabi GP - Race Analysis

Lewis Hamilton is finally ready to sit down for talks about his 2021 contract.

Formula 1 is hoping for a 2021 season that is "as normal as possible".

Sunday's 2020 finale in Abu Dhabi may have been one of the most boring grands prix of all time.

Red Bull is now poised to complete the driver lineups of its two Formula 1 teams.

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