Formula One News — May 2021

Alpine CEO Laurent Rossi has played down rumours Pierre Gasly could be drafted onto the Renault-owned team's driver lineup for 2022.

Rumours that Mercedes engine guru Andy Cowell could be about to join the mass staff exodus to Red Bull will not die down.

Lando Norris says his previous teammate was better than Daniel Ricciardo at adapting to a difficult-to-drive Formula 1 car.

Toto Wolff has played down concerns that Mercedes parent Daimler has put the Brackley based team up for sale.

Lewis Hamilton is not sure if the current generation of Formula 1 drivers is "bad".

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Max Verstappen hit back at title rival Lewis Hamilton in Monaco as their 2021 duel heats up both on and off the track.

George Russell says he will be a free agent next year, in yet another sign that he may be lining up to become Lewis Hamilton's next teammate.

Charles Leclerc has hit back at claims that Ferrari is patting itself on the back in 2021 for being "mediocre".

Carlos Sainz says his former McLaren teammate Lando Norris deserves his newly-announced contract extension with the Woking based team.

Nikita Mazepin says those who continue to slam him on social media are wasting their time.

McLaren Racing has announced that they have signed an agreement with Lando Norris to extend his contract beyond 2022.

Honda is still trailing Mercedes in terms of ultimate engine performance, Alpha Tauri boss Franz Tost has admitted.

Nico Rosberg says Mercedes wanted him to stay at the team even after he announced his decision to retire from Formula 1 as world champion immediately after winning the 2016 title.

The television rights to Formula 1 in The Netherlands' lucrative market is about to change hands.

Formula 1 should stop teams with "direct relationships" from sharing their wind tunnels, according to Zak Brown.

Franz Tost has proposed a solution to the contentious issue of 'track limits' in Formula 1 - specifically, to "ignore it".

Pierre Gasly's hopes of returning to Red Bull have been dealt a blow by Dr Helmut Marko.

Formula 1 looks set to play host to half-full grandstands at the Russian GP in September.

At least two other Formula 1 teams will have to change the design of their rear wings in 2021, according to Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko.