Formula One News — November 2021

Max Verstappen's father and co-manager has spoken out to question the legality of championship rival Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes car.

Theo Pourchaire says he came "very close" to being signed as Valtteri Bottas' Alfa Romeo teammate for 2022.

Jean Todt has defended the decision to slap Lewis Hamilton with a hefty fine after the seven time world champion undid his seatbelts whilst driving in Brazil.

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Lewis Hamilton will "eventually" be beaten to the title by 2021 championship rival Max Verstappen.

Ralf Schumacher has questioned whether Mercedes should have been allowed to install an engine that Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko has described as a "rocket".

Antonio Giovinazzi has hit back at current team boss Frederic Vasseur for questioning his professionalism.

Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel have issued tempered comments about human rights after touching down for Formula 1's first race in Qatar.

Ferrari's decades-long partnership with tobacco giant Philip Morris looks to be winding down.

Haas is fast becoming "the Ferrari B team" of Formula 1.

Ferrari is on track to return to the top step of the podium in 2022.

Formula 1's governing body will hear Mercedes' arguments about a 'right of review' to challenge Max Verstappen's lack of penalty for his turn 4 move in Brazil.

Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko is worried that Lewis Hamilton's current level of performance will cost Max Verstappen his first Formula 1 title.

A local racing driver and consultant has tested the proposed new trajectory through Spa-Francorchamps' legendary Eau Rouge-Raidillon section.

Ralf Schumacher says it's "a shame" that the epic Mercedes versus Red Bull battle for the 2021 world championship is spilling into an off-track war.

Antonio Giovinazzi's parting shot to Formula 1 is that the sport can be "ruthless" when it comes to the influence of money.

Mercedes' furious team boss Toto Wolff is reportedly considering authorising an official protest against Max Verstappen's move in Brazil.

Alfa Romeo-Ferrari announced today that Chinese driver Guanyu Zhou will drive for the team in 2022, partnering Valtteri Bottas in the Swiss team. Zhou, who has won multiple F2 races, will replace Antonio Giovinazzi in the team.

Mercedes' former racing boss has backed Toto Wolff after the Austrian's particularly emotional weekend of behaviour in Brazil.

Mattia Binotto has played down suggestions Mercedes will now race away with the 2021 title thanks to the freshly installed "rocket" in Lewis Hamilton's car.