Formula One News — November 2021

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Lewis Hamilton admitted Mercedes was grappling with bigger problems when rumours of a likely engine change and grid penalty were swirling in the Interlagos paddock.

Mercedes is willing to make concessions in order to open the door for Porsche to enter Formula 1 in 2026.

Otmar Szafnauer is an "important guy" to the Aston Martin team, Sebastian Vettel said in Brazil.

Valtteri Bottas says being ousted by Mercedes, and signed up by Alfa Romeo for 2022 and beyond, gave him a sense of "freedom and less pressure" he has ever experienced in Formula 1.

Max Verstappen has "better nerves" for the 2021 finale than fellow championship protagonist Lewis Hamilton.

Otmar Szafnauer looks set to leave Aston Martin.

Multiple Formula 1 teams are missing key equipment after a logistics delay in the few days between the Mexican and Brazilian grands prix.

Max Verstappen and Red Bull "should have the title sewn up" by now, according to George Russell.

A cloud is hanging over historic Monza's long-term future on the Formula 1 calendar.

Another Italian official has blasted Alfa Romeo for "penalising" its own Formula 1 driver in Mexico.

Nikita Mazepin's representatives have hit back at claims the Russian driver was kicked out of a nightclub in Mexico last Sunday.

Max Verstappen is not going into 'cruise' mode to simply manage his 19-point championship lead over Lewis Hamilton for the last four races of 2021.

Alfa Romeo is now counting down the days before completing the 2022 grid by announcing the identity of Valtteri Bottas' teammate.

Porsche would "win immediately" in Formula 1 if the Volkswagen brand teams up with Red Bull from 2026.

There is still "a lot to do" to get the new Jeddah street circuit ready for the forthcoming and inaugural Saudi Arabian GP.

Antonio Giovinazzi's Formula 1 career with Alfa Romeo appears to be going down in flames.

Max Verstappen says it's "pretty cheap" to point the finger at Valtteri Bottas after the Mexican GP.

Formula 1's current 'triple header' of races through three separate and distant international countries is "on the limit" for team staff.

Fernando Alonso thinks it is much easier for a British driver to win a world championship after a close head-to-head duel.