Formula One News — December 2020

Nikita Mazepin "must not" carry over to his F1 debut next year some of the "mistakes" he has been making in Formula 2.

Toto Wolff is no longer ruling out a sensational driver lineup change for Mercedes in 2021.

While George Russell's Sakhir GP performance has put Valtteri Bottas under immense pressure, it is also an uncomfortable moment for Lewis Hamilton.

Max Verstappen has hit back at Charles Leclerc in the wake of last Sunday's Sakhir GP.

Retiring Formula 1 personality Kai Ebel says the sport's stars, and even the celebrities at the grands prix, have become "too clinical" when speaking to the media.

Mattia Binotto has admitted that designer Simone Resta's move to Haas is connected with the budget cap rules that come into force next year.

The availability of on-form drivers like George Russell and Sergio Perez is "a wake-up call" for Red Bull.

Flavio Briatore has rolled his eyes at the suggestion that Ferrari may get back on the pace of F1's frontrunners next year.

Whether Lewis Hamilton can return to his Mercedes cockpit for the 2020 finale this weekend is up to health officials in Bahrain and Abu Dhabi.

Ralf Schumacher has slammed the "constant comparisons" that are made between his brother Michael and the career of the seven time world champion's son Mick.

Sakhir GP - Race Analysis

The team that is ousting Sakhir GP winner Sergio Perez says the Mexican "deserves a place in Formula 1".

Romain Grosjean says skipping the final race in his Formula 1 career this weekend will safeguard his longer-term health.

Toto Wolff has played down suggestions that Mercedes might be on the cusp of a sensational driver lineup change for 2021.

Valtteri Bottas put himself under a spotlight in Sunday's Sakhir GP - for the wrong reasons.

Ferrari is trying to green light a test in Ferrari's 2020 car for Carlos Sainz.

Sakhir GP - Race Notes

Sakhir GP - Sunday Photos

Sakhir GP - Sunday Press Conference

Sakhir GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Sakhir GP - Race Results

George Russell has upped his market value "enormously" with his performance at the wheel of the ill Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes in Bahrain.

Kevin Magnussen has defended his regular teammate Romain Grosjean's replacement driver in Bahrain.

Fernando Alonso on Saturday smiled when told that some of Renault's rival teams are unhappy about his participation in the forthcoming 'young driver test' in Abu Dhabi.

Sergio Perez on Saturday played down the significance of being spotted in conversation with Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko in the Bahrain paddock.