Formula One News — July 2021

Mercedes GP has announced that the team have signed a two-year extension with Lewis Hamilton to remain driving with the team through the 2023 season.

Austrian GP - Practice 3 Results

Toto Wolff has finally admitted that Mercedes' development efforts for the 2021 car have not stopped completely.

Mercedes has admitted that Red Bull continues to set the pace in Austria.

Nikita Mazepin admits he is "pretty lost" when it comes to setting up his 2021 Haas car.

Kimi Raikkonen has backed his team's claim that he isn't sure if he will still be in Formula 1 next year.

Fernando Alonso says he has not given up on his dream of winning the Indy 500.

The first works 'Red Bull' engine next year will actually be produced by Honda in Japan.

Aston Martin admits it needs to improve the colour of its Formula 1 cars.

Red Bull is working hard behind the scenes to overturn the FIA's incoming pitstop speed clampdown.

Lando Norris says his relationship with new McLaren teammate Daniel Ricciardo is "completely different".

Formula 1 is pushing ahead with its 23-race calendar, even though question marks are hovering over several scheduled events after the August break.

Robert Kubica's sponsor Orlen is keen to keep racing in Formula 1.

Austrian GP - Friday Report

Austrian GP - Friday Photos

Austrian GP - Friday Press Conference

Austrian GP - Friday Team Quotes

Austrian GP - Practice 2 Results

Austrian GP - Practice 1 Results

Valtteri Bottas has admitted that Mercedes is still working on developments for its 2021 car.

Nikita Mazepin says he is driving a heavier car than the one raced more successfully by his high-profile teammate Mick Schumacher.

Sebastian Vettel has played down his role in wooing yet another senior Red Bull chief to Aston Martin.

Charles Leclerc says Ferrari's all-new car for 2022 "feels very different".

F1's governing body has neutralised a risk that up to three teams could have sat out practice sessions ahead of the British GP.

Fernando Alonso has backed Max Verstappen after the FIA rebuked the championship leader for performing a chequered flag 'burnout' after last Sunday's race in Austria.