Formula One News — July 2021

Formula 1 is relishing the intense head-to-head between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen in 2021.

Dr Helmut Marko is confident Red Bull will be able to put Max Verstappen's Silverstone crash "in a different light" during an FIA hearing on Thursday.

Max Verstappen's Honda engine appears to have survived the huge 51G crash that left him briefly hospitalised after contact with Lewis Hamilton at Silverstone.

Imola is aiming for a multi-year deal to secure a permanent spot on the Formula 1 calendar.

Fears about the viability of October's Japanese GP have proved to be well founded.

F1's governing body will on Thursday hear a protest lodged by Red Bull against the lenient penalty imposed on Lewis Hamilton by stewards at Silverstone.

Carlos Sainz doubts Ferrari can in Hungary this weekend repeat the sort of pole-setting and podium-getting form demonstrated by the Italian team in Monaco.

George Russell has ruled out moving into the Red Bull camp for 2022.

Max Verstappen is preparing for this weekend's Hungarian GP with little more than a stiff neck, Red Bull top official Dr Helmut Marko has revealed.

Sergio Perez "still hasn't lived up" to his role in support of teammate Max Verstappen's world championship campaign in 2021.

Nyck de Vries has emerged as a contender for the Williams race seat in 2022.

Dutch GP organisers are continuing to fend off the doubters and push ahead with preparations for a full house of 105,000 spectators per day in early September.

Saudi Arabia has put up its hand as a potential alternate Formula 1 venue in the covid-marred 2021 season.

Sprint races could be installed as a permanent replacement for traditional qualifying in Formula 1, CEO Stefano Domenicali has admitted.

Two former F1 drivers have cast doubt on a widely-believed rumour suggesting Valtteri Bottas will definitely lose his Mercedes seat to George Russell for 2022.

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali is not worried that the sport's 2021 season could turn into a dangerous and controversial confrontation for the title.

Max Verstappen's "charisma factor" makes him the most engaging driver in Formula 1.

Winter testing will be extended from just one to two weeks ahead of the all-new rules for 2022.

Stefano Domenicali has played down rumours that he is lining up Qatar as a potential replacement venue for cancelled grands prix in 2021.

Spectators appear to be racing back to the fabled Italian GP in September.

The introduction of new pitstop rules in Formula 1 has been delayed.

Ralf Schumacher is worried this year's title battle between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen could ultimately end in injury.

Toto Wolff admits that Red Bull's Max Verstappen will be the clear favourite at the next race in Hungary.

Qatar has emerged as a potential replacement race in 2021, as dark clouds gather over several scheduled grands prix in the second half of the season.

Toto Wolff says he understands the emotional reaction of Max Verstappen's father in the wake of the incident with Lewis Hamilton at Silverstone.