Formula One News — October 2021

"Unvaccinated" Formula 1 drivers and personnel will not be permitted to race in Melbourne next April.

Plans to introduce a raft of novel sporting regulations in 2022 have been delayed for a year.

Las Vegas, the fabled casino capital of the US, could be the next host to be added to the Formula 1 calendar.

A store with close ties to Fernando Alonso has opened up in Miami - the home of Formula 1's newest grand prix in the United States next year.

Nikita Mazepin has played down reported tension with Mick Schumacher, insisting he actually shares a unique bond with his fellow rookie teammate.

Three wins out of the remaining six should be enough for Max Verstappen to battle on for the 2021 title, according to Honda's F1 boss Masashi Yamamoto.

He drives for Haas, has been linked with Alfa Romeo and is managed by Ferrari - and now Mick Schumacher can add another admiring team's name to his resume.

Formula 1 may turn to organisers of the highly-popular Dutch GP to advise other race hosts about how to better entertain spectators on grand prix weekends.

Red Bull will not be able to use Honda's engine IP to design a new power unit for the 2026 regulations.

Criticism of Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton's push into political activism is just as justified as the F1 drivers' publicly declared views.

Aston Martin should be more "embarrassed" than quadruple world champion Sebastian Vettel in 2021.

After a nervous wait, Dr Helmut Marko says Adrian Newey is now firing on all cylinders once again after "several surgeries" due to a cycling crash.

Flavio Briatore looks set to make a sensational return to Formula 1.

Nikita Mazepin says the firestorm of criticism he has received so far in his new Formula 1 career is "totally irrelevant".

Reports are emerging that Mercedes may soon undergo a change of F1 title sponsorship.

Doubt has been cast on Melbourne's ability to host the scheduled Australian GP next April.

Indycar is now "better than F1", according to legend of motor racing Emerson Fittipaldi.

Lewis Hamilton has "got away" with "a lot of mistakes" as he battles Max Verstappen for the 2021 world championship.

Jost Capito has played down reports that Mercedes' latest engines have provided a controversial power boost amid the intense title battle with Red Bull.

The newly-published 2022 Formula 1 calendar is "make or break" for Melbourne's Australian GP, according to chief organiser Andrew Westacott.

Formula 1 could suffer through a "chaotic" first season with the all-new regulations beginning in 2022.

Ferrari had to lower its expectations after Fernando Alonso and then Sebastian Vettel failed to deliver the title to Maranello.

Oscar Piastri has effectively counted himself out of the running for Formula 1's last official vacancy on the 2022 grid.

Formula One has announced the 2022 F1 schedule of 23 races.

Valtteri Bottas has apparently not been excluded from Mercedes' key operations, even though he is departing for Alfa Romeo in 2022.