Formula One News — August 2021

Sergio Perez will be in a "completely different" situation when he re-emerges in Red Bull's all-new 2022 car next year.

Mick Schumacher's future on the Formula 1 grid could be red, Mattia Binotto admits.

Fernando Alonso says he could keep racing in Formula for "many years".

Nikita Mazepin is up and racing in a new Haas chassis this weekend at Spa.

Alpine junior Christian Lundgaard may be switching his focus from Formula 1 to Indycar.

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Belgian GP - Friday Report

Red Bull Racing today announced that they have signed a contract extension with Sergio Perez to race for the team in 2022.Sergio

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Belgian GP - Practice 2 Results

Belgian GP - Practice 1 Results

Another piece of the 2021 driver puzzle looks set to fall into place, with Mick Schumacher now expected to be re-signed to Haas for next year.

An eleventh-hour court ruling could still throw a major spanner in the works of the Dutch GP.

Both Valtteri Bottas and George Russell have given strong indications that their respective futures have now been decided.

The Alpine F1 team has announced that they have inked a deal to continue with Fernando Alonso to race again alongside Esteban Ocon for the 2022 season.

Toto Wolff admits the 2021 world championship could be "shorter" than the scheduled 23 races.

Billionaire Bernie Ecclestone would still put his money on Max Verstappen for the 2021 world championship.

Financial authorities have cleared Toto Wolff and Lawrence Stroll amid reports they were under investigation for a recent transaction involving Mercedes and Aston Martin.

Adrian Newey says Formula 1 continues to 'stimulate' him.

Fernando Alonso can race for Alpine for life, according to the French carmaker's CEO Laurent Rossi.

Mika Hakkinen, who is involved in the management of Valtteri Bottas' career, has defended the Mercedes driver amid strong rumours he is about to lose his seat.

Ralf Schumacher has rejected suggestions Mercedes may actually stick with Valtteri Bottas for next year.

Dutch GP organisers still have a hurdle to clear before the F1 engines fire up at Zandvoort next weekend.