Formula One News — September 2021

Alpine's future in Formula 1 is secure for the next "five to ten years", the Renault-owned carmaker's CEO Laurent Rossi has affirmed.

Red Bull designer Adrian Newey will not be joining Martin Whitmarsh in heading to Aston Martin.

Red Bull is yet to decide if Max Verstappen will need to take a grid penalty this weekend at Sochi.

Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko has hit out again at Lewis Hamilton, following reports the seven time world champion suffered a neck injury as a result of his Monza clash with Max Verstappen.

Toto Wolff has reintroduced the idea of adding a third car to each Formula 1 team's pit garage.

Gunther Steiner isn't sure Haas rookies Nikita Mazepin and Mick Schumacher are committed to avoiding on-track clashes for the remainder of 2021.

Carlos Sainz says he is not content to be remembered in Formula 1 history as a Rubens Barrichello-type driver.

Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes were "too dramatising" in the wake of the seven time world champion's scary incident with title rival Max Verstappen at Monza.

Formula 1 is fending off the existential challenge posed by all-electric motorsport, according to Red Bull team boss Christian Horner.

Former F1 driver David Coulthard has issued a scathing prediction about the future of Japanese rookie Yuki Tsunoda.

Mick Schumacher's seat at Haas for 2022 "should be confirmed soon", according to the small American team's boss Gunther Steiner.

Sebastian Vettel should focus full-time on "bee-keeping" rather than switch to another racing series after retiring from Formula 1.

Formula 1 fans in Australia will be buoyed by emerging news about the future of the grand prix in Melbourne.

F1 legend Alain Prost says he would boycott the sport if reverse grid races are introduced.

Gunther Steiner says he had no option other than to oust Haas' former drivers and replace them with rookies Mick Schumacher and Nikita Mazepin for 2021.

Nyck de Vries insists he is not desperate to race in Formula 1.

Jost Capito has played down the raging controversy surrounding the Max Versappen-Lewis Hamilton crash at Monza, declaring that it was mere "racing".

Italian officials are calling on government support to keep Antonio Giovinazzi in Formula 1.

Nikita Mazepin is catching up with his fellow Formula 1 rookie and Haas teammate Mick Schumacher.

The Aston Martin Formula One team confirmed this morning that they will continue with their current driver line-up of Lance Stroll and Sebastian Vettel.

Germany will not make a return to the Formula 1 calendar any time soon, F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has warned.

An Italian GP steward has played down the severity of Max Verstappen's foul on championship rival Lewis Hamilton last weekend at Monza.

Formula 1 could be set to introduce a third world title.

Alex Albon denies that Sergio Perez's struggles this year have been "comforting" to watch.

A heavily upgraded Ferrari power unit, packing between 10-15hp more power, looks set to make its Formula 1 debut at the forthcoming Turkish or US grands prix in October.