Formula One News — November 2021

Qatar's plan may be to relocate its grand prix from the MotoGP venue in Losail to the capital city in Doha.

Theo Pourchaire will continue his journey towards Formula 1 in 2022, Alfa Romeo team boss Frederic Vasseur has revealed.

The sensational, close and near-unprecedentedly tense 2021 world championship is now entering the decisive final rounds in the Middle East.

Media and paddock chatter about Mercedes' supposedly illegal 2021 car "must stop", according to former prominent F1 engineer Kees van de Grint.

Qatar GP - Race Analysis

Lewis Hamilton's so-called "rocket" engine will return to the rear of his Mercedes for the penultimate round of the 2021 world championship next weekend.

Dr Helmut Marko has doubled down after fellow Red Bull chief Christian Horner was officially rebuked for lashing out at a "rogue" steward in Qatar.

Fernando Alonso's seven-year absence from the podium finally came to an end in Qatar.

Valtteri Bottas says he was not driving an identical Mercedes to teammate and championship chaser Lewis Hamilton in Qatar.

Qatar GP - Race Notes

Qatar GP - Sunday Photos

Qatar GP - Sunday Press Conference

Qatar GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Qatar GP - Race Results

The needle between Mercedes and Red Bull is raging on in Qatar, as the 2021 world championship battle races towards its thrilling conclusion.

Sergio Perez needs to up his game as championship leader Max Verstappen's Red Bull teammate.

The penultimate round in one of the most thrilling world championship battles of all time may reportedly take place on "half a construction site".

Alfa Romeo is getting dangerously low in spare parts as the long and arduous 2021 season approaches its finale.

Qatar GP - Qualifying Report

Qatar GP - Saturday Photos

Qatar GP - Saturday Press Conference

Qatar GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Qatar GP - Qualifying Results

Red Bull has dismissed Mercedes' "stupid" protest about Max Verstappen's driving in Brazil.

Just as the FIA rejected Mercedes' push for a retrospective penalty for Max Verstappen, Red Bull admitted it is considering a protest of its own against the reigning champions.