Formula One News — June 2021

Carlos Sainz is "surprised" that so much is being said about Formula 1 drivers struggling to adapt to their cars in 2021.

Sebastian Vettel and Toto Wolff have backed Lewis Hamilton's sentiment after the seven time world champion described modern Formula 1 as a "billionaire kids' club".

Pirelli is confident that Formula 1 can be more exciting even without a 'tyre war'.

Dr Helmut Marko has reluctantly ruled out spicing up the second Austrian GP this year by reversing the layout of the Red Bull Ring.

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Max Verstappen says it's "understandable" that Mercedes is "trying to slow us down" by pushing on with the flexible wing saga.

The high tension between Mercedes, Red Bull and the title rivals' respective top bosses is "exactly what Formula 1 needs".

Valtteri Bottas has hit back at his Mercedes boss's suggestion that the Finnish driver was at least partly to blame for his retirement from the Monaco GP.

Fernando Alonso says he quit Formula 1 almost three years ago because he felt he was "wasting my time" in the category.

Amid his already controversial first season in Formula 1, Nikita Mazepin is now coming under pressure from the Russian military.

Another option may be shaping up for George Russell's next move in Formula 1.

Antonio Giovinazzi says he can handle the pressure of keeping his seat at Alfa Romeo, as a group of potential replacements nip at his heels.

Michael Schumacher would have gone on to become a successful top manager or team boss, according to former Mercedes motorsport chief Norbert Haug.

New championship leader Max Verstappen has urged Red Bull to keep its focus on the crucial and close 2021 title battle with Mercedes.

Max Verstappen says he feels comfortable despite being "the hunted" driver in the world championship for the first time in his career.

Monza is hoping to welcome a crowd of up to 80 percent capacity to September's Italian GP.

Max Verstappen says he feels "much more relaxed" as his Formula 1 career races on, despite finding himself in his first head-to-head for the title with Lewis Hamilton.

Dr Helmut Marko says he has no regrets about losing former Red Bull talent Carlos Sainz to rival Formula 1 teams.

Mercedes will have to pull the trigger on a round of protests this weekend at Baku, according to title rival Red Bull's F1 supremo Dr Helmut Marko.