Formula One News — February 2021

Toto Wolff has named two drivers who may be in the running to succeed either Lewis Hamilton or Valtteri Bottas in 2022.

Toto Wolff is warning that Mercedes may be overtaken in 2021.

Honda has prepared a more reliable and powerful engine in order to "leave Formula 1 with a bang" at the end of 2021.

Stefano Domenicali doesn't think the 'pink Mercedes' controversy will reignite in 2021.

Stefano Domenicali doubts spectators will be allowed to watch Formula 1 races at the circuits "until the summer".

Franz Tost is expecting a mixed first season of Formula 1 for Alpha Tauri's 2021 rookie Yuki Tsunoda.

A fascinating midfield battle is shaping up between McLaren and Aston Martin for the 2021 season.

Bernie Ecclestone is worried Formula 1 could make a grave mistake with the new 'sprint race' format.

Franz Tost doubts controversial Haas rookie Nikita Mazepin can succeed in Formula 1.

Formula 1 drivers should not make "millions", according to Alpha Tauri boss Franz Tost.

Monaco is poised to begin work to prepare the fabled street circuit for May's Formula 1 race.

It is Williams, not Haas, that has leapt into pole position to turn pink in 2021.

Alpha Tauri turned down the opportunity to update its car for 2021 with last year's rear-end and gearbox of sister team Red Bull.

Nico Hulkenberg has all but confirmed that he will serve as Aston Martin's official reserve driver in 2021.

Mick Schumacher and Nikita Mazepin could be wearing pink for their Formula 1 debuts in 2021.<

Pierre Gasly still has a chance to return to a front-of-the-grid team, according to his current boss Franz Tost

Sebastian Vettel's spokeswoman has confirmed reports that the quadruple world champion is offloading several of his privately-owned Ferrari road cars.

Neither Daniel Ricciardo nor Lando Norris will be McLaren's "number 1" driver, team boss Andreas Seidl insists.

Ricciardo struggled to fit in 2021 McLaren

RTL, F1's well-known German broadcaster of the last three decades, could be returning to the paddock in 2021 after all.

Sergio Perez looks set to get an early taste of life at the wheel of a Red Bull cockpit.

Sebastian Vettel can become "the hero again" as he moves on from his horror last seasons with Ferrari to race for Aston Martin in 2021.

Lando Norris does not think having Daniel Ricciardo as his new McLaren teammate is a "big step".

The aerodynamic changes to Formula 1 cars for 2021 are "striking".

Max Verstappen will be "at the top of the list" if Mercedes needs to replace Lewis Hamilton for 2022, according to Red Bull boss Christian Horner.