Formula One News — July 2021

Mick Schumacher is refusing to commit to staying at Haas for 2022.

Alex Zanardi has still not regained the ability to speak, the former Formula 1 driver's wife Daniela has revealed.

A rule to spice up the show is only likely to widen the performance gap between the faster and quicker cars this weekend.

Lewis Hamilton is no longer clearly the best driver in Formula 1.

Sergio Perez says he can handle the "pressure" of his expiring one-year contract.

Bernie Ecclestone admits he helped Sebastian Vettel to secure his place in Formula 1 with Aston Martin this year.

Two more leading Red Bull-Honda chiefs have rubbished Toto Wolff's claim that Mercedes will not spend another "minute" developing the 2021 car.

Bernie Ecclestone has backed Mick Schumacher's potential move to Alfa Romeo for 2022.

A maximum crowd of 60,000 can gather for the second race in Austria this weekend.

Three teams are warning they could sit out practice sessions as a result of the new 'sprint qualifying' trial that is set to debut at the British GP.

McLaren is turning up the heat on struggling team newcomer Daniel Ricciardo.

James Allison thinks Valtteri Bottas "deserves" his seat at Mercedes.

Nikita Mazepin could be struggling in 2021 due to a simple lack of experience.

Outgoing FIA president Jean Todt insists he is not picking a side as two candidates line up to succeed him.

Mercedes has fallen behind because of "distractions" rather than the improvement of title rival Red Bull's Honda engines.