Formula One News — October 2021

Red Bull has a "problem" with the way it binds drivers to their Formula 1 contracts.

Red Bull is working "day and night" to "uncover the secret" of how Mercedes pulled so quickly ahead in the otherwise intense 2021 title battle.

Lewis Hamilton's title hopes will be dealt another blow if he is forced to take another engine change penalty in 2021.

Spa-Francorchamps purists are mourning the demolition of a Formula 1 icon.

Reports that former F1 driver Michael Andretti may acquire the team currently known as Alfa Romeo are yet to race past the rumour phase.

"Formula 1 could disappear" if it doesn't take environmental issues more seriously.

Formula 1 has shown a green light to more fire-resistant gloves for the drivers.

F1's regular medical car driver will not be permitted into some of the countries set to host the final grands prix of 2021.

Antonio Giovinazzi appears to have dealt a blow to his chances of keeping his seat at Alfa Romeo.

Kyalami is in pole position to return to the Formula 1 calendar.

Top teams are resisting a push to see tyre blankets banned in Formula 1.

Davide Brivio looks set for a sensational return to MotoGP.

Lewis Hamilton denies he was "furious" with Mercedes' race strategy call in Turkey.

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali's claims that the category is "more alive than ever" is not borne out by television statistics.

The career of F1's regular and long-time medical car driver is on the line over his stance about covid vaccines.

"Other manufacturers" are also concerned about Mercedes' latest F1 engine update, according to Red Bull team boss Christian Horner.

Michael Masi has hit back at F1 veteran Fernando Alonso's claim that FIA officials often make biased decisions when penalising drivers.

Having remained at Maranello while the Formula 1 circus raced in Turkey, Mattia Binotto is set to skip more races.

It is "something special" that Michael Schumacher's son is in Formula 1, according to Fernando Alonso.

Red Bull is concerned that title rival Mercedes has stolen a competitive march as their 2021 battle rages on.

Ferrari may have strategically botched a push for the podium in Turkey, but team boss Mattia Binotto is happy nevertheless.

F1 race director Michael Masi has played down a controversy surrounding the venue of the next race on the 2021 Formula 1 calendar.

Sebastian Vettel says he won't turn his back on Formula 1 once he decides to hang up his helmet.

Fernando Alonso politely declined an invitation to help Red Bull in Sunday's Turkish GP.

Turkish GP - Race Notes