Formula One News — September 2021

Barcelona is looking to extend its race contracts with both Formula 1 and MotoGP "soon".

Antonio Giovinazzi says he is not ready to quit the "drug" of Formula 1.

"A third" of the 23 grands prix next year will feature the new 'sprint qualifying' weekend format.

Sebastian Vettel admits his deal to keep racing for Aston Martin in 2022 is not yet confirmed.

Nikita Mazepin has dismissed the criticism of his Haas teammate's famous uncle.

Yuki Tsunoda admits he was "surprised" that Red Bull kept him at the junior team Alpha Tauri for 2022.

Alex Albon has retained the backing of Red Bull, despite returning to Formula 1 with Mercedes-powered Williams in 2022.

George Russell's arrival at Mercedes next year is a sign to Lewis Hamilton that he is "not such a king".

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali is worried about the future of the Italian GP at Monza.

F1 legend Sir Jackie Stewart thinks it's time a new world champion is crowned.

Michael Schumacher is "different" in the wake of his brain injuries sustained in a skiing accident in late 2013, his wife Corinna has revealed.

A smaller than expected crowd is expected to gather for the Italian GP at fabled Monza this weekend.

Zandvoort was proof that Max Verstappen has what it takes to withstand the pressure and capture his first world championship by the end of the season.

Alex Albon and Nyck de Vries are not the only drivers in the running to replace the Mercedes-bound George Russell at Williams in 2022.

Valtteri Bottas has revealed that his new contract at Alfa Romeo is for a full three years.

Nikita Mazepin has hinted that he and his powerful financial backing may be headed for a different Formula 1 team.

The Mercedes GP team has announced the signing of George Russell to race alongside Lewis Hamilton next season in Formula One.

Today AlphaTauri-Honda announced that they will stay with the driver pairing of Pierre Gasly and Yuki Tsunoda for the 2022 Formula One season.

Lewis Hamilton has followed hot on the heels of title rival Max Verstappen's similar request for a faster car.

Max Verstappen may have been on top of the world, but his father Jos Verstappen had to be airlifted to hospital shortly after watching the Dutch GP on television.

Robert Kubica admits he is facing another difficult weekend if Kimi Raikkonen is unable to return to his Alfa Romeo cockpit in Monza.

Dutch GP - Race Analysis

This morning Alfa Romeo announced that Valtteri Bottas has signed a multi-year deal to drive for the team starting next season.

His orange-clad fans were in a party mood on Sunday, but new championship leader Max Verstappen is already urging Red Bull to keep charging ahead in 2022.

Zandvoort is cementing its place in Formula 1's medium-term future.