Formula One News — June 2021

Dr Helmut Marko thinks Red Bull could make it "five in a row" starting this weekend at home in Austria.

Lewis Hamilton may have reached the point in a great Formula 1 driver's career when a younger rival threatens his status as the best on the grid.

Williams needs a total overhaul to bring it up to modern Formula 1 standards.

Toto Wolff has doubled down on his claim that Red Bull has raced ahead of Mercedes due in large part to engine power gains.

Fernando Alonso thinks the current pecking order in Formula 1 is basically set in stone for the remainder of the 2021 season.

When it comes to teammates, Dr Helmut Marko thinks Red Bull has now raced ahead of Mercedes.

Daniel Ricciardo is not willing to dismiss his chances of finishing his Formula 1 career as a world champion.

Mick Schumacher should be careful with his attacks on Haas teammate and fellow rookie Nikita Mazepin.

Alex Albon insists he has not given up on Formula 1.

Max Verstappen is on course to beat Lewis Hamilton to his first world championship in 2021, according to the international media.

Red Bull has rubbished claims that Max Verstappen is racing ahead of Mercedes because of an improved Honda engine.

Two former F1 drivers think Valtteri Bottas is definitely leaving Mercedes.

Abu Dhabi is set to undergo key circuit layout changes ahead of the 2021 Formula 1 season finale.

Otmar Szafnauer hopes the outcome of the French GP will "silence" those who suspect Aston Martin may have been finding ways around the tyre-usage guidelines.

Formula 1 is witnessing a battle for team supremacy among Haas' two rookie drivers in 2021.

Formula 1 is hoping for "completely full" grandstands in Austria next weekend.

French GP - Race Analysis

Red Bull has warned that it is serious about issuing a protest against the allegedly excessive flexibility of title rival Mercedes' front wing.

Toto Wolff says Valtteri Bottas' foul-mouthed rant at Mercedes' strategy team during the French GP was "great".

Ferrari needs to "quickly" get to the bottom of its French GP struggle in order to be competitive in 2022.

Eric Boullier says he cannot say whether Paul Ricard will agree a new contract with Formula 1.

Mick Schumacher has vowed to "talk to the team again" about Nikita Mazepin's aggression, whilst vowing to use his "elbows" in their next wheel-to-wheel scrap.

French GP - Race Notes

French GP - Sunday Photos

French GP - Sunday Press Conference