Formula One News — April 2021

George Russell has played down suggestions that he is no longer on speaking terms with Lewis Hamilton.

Alpine is having to use more "intuition" in 2021 in order to assess the merits of the Renault engine.

Charles Leclerc says he would not leave Ferrari even if a rival team offered to double his salary.

Whether spectators can attend Italy's other grand prix in 2021 depends on progress with vaccinations.

French GP official Eric Boullier is not convinced 'sprint qualifying' will transform the excitement of Formula 1.

There is a way for Formula 1 to revive its iconic normally-aspirated engines whilst ramping up its green credentials.

Andreas Seidl says he can only "smile" at all the talk about 'high rake' and 'low rake' aerodynamic philosophies early in 2021.

It is "more physical" to drive an Indycar compared to the Formula 1 cars he has raced for the past decade, according to Romain Grosjean.

It is crucial that Mick Schumacher is "patient" this year as the young German tackles his first season in Formula 1 with backmarker Haas.

Plans for a second American race on the annual Formula 1 calendar are back on track.

The national automobile club wants two grands prix in Italy to become the annual norm once again.

Lewis Hamilton has given the clearest sign yet that he intends to stay in Formula 1 beyond 2021.

Zandvoort will need "help" if spectators are locked out of the circuit for September's Dutch GP.

Quebec's premier is worried the country could lose its Formula 1 race over the covid crisis.

Going wheel to wheel with Max Verstappen gave Carlos Sainz the "confidence" to know that he belonged in Formula 1.

Michael Schumacher's famous estate located in Gland, on the shores of Switzerland's Lake Geneva, has reportedly been put up for sale.

The covid crisis in Formula 1 is "much more complicated" in 2021 compared with last year, according to the sport's CEO Stefano Domenicali.

Sebastian Vettel needs to be both careful and fast this weekend at Imola in order to get the "acceptance" of his new team.

A cloud is hanging over this year's Belgian GP at the fabled Spa Francorchamps circuit.

Stefano Domenicali insists that 'sprint qualifying' will never take place on each and every grand prix weekend in the future.

George Russell says he wants to look back on his Formula 1 career and be "proud" of the contribution he made outside of the cockpit.

Formula 1 must consider enforcing 'track limits' strictly and consistently, according to former driver Jean Alesi.

Organisers of the 2021 Austrian GP must "wait and see" before pushing ahead with plans to allow spectators into the Red Bull Ring.

Jean Todt has hit out at the media for "not giving Formula E the attention it deserves".

Alex Albon says he is only using his new race seat in DTM as a springboard for returning to Formula 1.