Formula One News — February 2021

Max Verstappen has played down the secrecy surrounding Red Bull's new car for 2021.

Aston Martin team owner Lawrence Stroll has revealed that the thought of signing Lewis Hamilton for 2022 is "definitely tempting".

Max Verstappen says he is not a fan of Formula 1's plan to trial a new sprint race format in 2021.

Sergio Perez is already beginning to understand why some drivers struggle to handle Red Bull's Formula 1 cars.

Mick Schumacher is flirting with controversy by refusing to comment on Lewis Hamilton and Formula 1's anti-racism messaging.

Mika Salo has hit reverse gear after revealing details of Ferrari's secret engine legality agreement with the FIA.

Pierre Gasly says he is "ready" to become the clear team leader at Alpha Tauri.

Frederic Vasseur has played down suggestions Ferrari will fully recover its 2020 engine deficit this season.

Aston Martin has rubbished rumours it could lose pink-coloured sponsor BWT to rivals Williams or Haas by announcing a new deal with the Austrian water technology company.

The current situation in Formula 1 amid the ongoing covid pandemic cannot continue "forever", Alpha Tauri boss Franz Tost insists.

F1's all-new engine regulations for 2025 must allow "a Cosworth or a Mario Illien" to enter the sport.

After a 50 year absence, Ferrari will return to Le Mans in the world endurance series' top category in 2023.

Toto Wolff has played down suggestions that Formula E and Formula 1 could move closer to a 'merger' in the near future.

Honda has set a lofty goal for its last official season in Formula 1 for now - the title.

Teams have received their first official sample of a sustainable fuel the FIA has developed for use in Formula 1 in forthcoming seasons.

A former Formula 1 driver turned steward may have let slip a secret about Ferrari's controversial and undisclosed FIA deal that followed the engine legality scandal of 2019.

Robert Kubica has raised his eyebrows at news that Formula 1 will experiment with a sprint race format at three grands prix in 2021.

Alpine is keen to link up with Williams in Formula 1, according to the authoritative Italian sports newspaper La Gazzetta dello Sport.

Alfa Romeo technical boss Jan Monchaux says the team is "satisfied" with Antonio Giovinazzi.

Alex Albon has kept his place at Red Bull because he has "potential".

Romain Grosjean thinks he would be near the top of the list should an opportunity open up in Formula 1 this season.

There are "much more professional" teams in Formula 1 than Red Bull.

Ferrari's new engine for 2021 will be much better, according to Alfa Romeo boss Frederic Vasseur.

Toto Wolff says he expects Aston Martin to shine in Formula 1 this year.

Red Bull is hoping to finally beat Mercedes this year with a 'B' car.