Formula One News — September 2021

Formula One announced today that the Qatar Grand Prix has been added to the 2021 schedule on November 21st, as part of a triple-header with Mexico and Brazil,

Formula 1's hard-charging championship contenders both have a "nobody beats me" attitude to their trade.

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says it's "fun" to witness the discomfort of his Mercedes counterpart Toto Wolff in 2021.

Sergio Perez will be happy after a lucrative round of court proceedings.

Grand prix organisers are in a "race against the clock" to prepare for Saudi Arabia's first Formula 1 race in December.

Guanyu Zhou is confident 2021 will be his "last season in Formula 2".

Ferrari is helping Mick Schumacher to speed up in Formula 1.

Max Verstappen is immune to title rival Lewis Hamilton's "mind games".

Valtteri Bottas may have been the victim of Max Verstappen's "brainwashing" tactics ahead of last Sunday's Russian GP, according to a F1 legend.

Ferrari junior Robert Shwartzman has welcomed moves to make the running of young drivers in official Formula 1 practice sessions mandatory.

Formula 1 is likely to welcome one or even two Volkswagen Group manufacturers to the grid in 2026.

Lewis Hamilton says it's "amazing" to consider that he will probably hang up his helmet as a Formula 1 driver without ever having worn Ferrari red.

F1 race director Michael Masi is refusing to condemn Haas rookie Nikita Mazepin's driving style.

McLaren, not Lando Norris, is to blame for the lost victory at Sochi, according to a former grand prix winner.

"Fatigue" could be partly to blame for team mistakes at Sochi, Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto admits.

Nikita Mazepin says he is committed to completing his mandatory military training in Russia.

It's "not exactly clear" if Lewis Hamilton will need a new Mercedes engine before the end of the season.

Russian GP - Race Analysis

Max Verstappen's sensational run from last on the grid to second at the chequered flag is akin to "victory" for the Dutchman and Red Bull.

George Russell says he will settle down in the cockpit of a works Mercedes next year in "great shape", thanks to three years helping to pull Williams off the back of the grid.

Lando Norris did not simply refuse to comply with McLaren's instructions in the dying laps of what could have been his first grand prix win on Sunday.

Russian GP - Race Notes

Russian GP - Sunday Photos

Russian GP - Sunday Press Conference

Russian GP - Sunday Team Quotes