Formula One News — November 2021

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The Chinese Grand Prix will return to the Formula One calendar in 2023, as the Shanghai promoters have secured a new three-year deal with Liberty Media.

The two championship contenders insist they will not stoop to the levels of the toxic historical title fights between Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost.

A new contract for a permanent Formula 1 race at Imola until 2025 is still waiting to be signed.

Alpine CEO Laurent Rossi has played down reports suggesting new racing director Davide Brivio might be on the cusp of returning to MotoGP.

George Russell could have been sidelined by Williams this year, according to former Formula 1 driver Kevin Magnussen.

Valtteri Bottas insists he is happy to help his teammate Lewis Hamilton win the 2021 drivers' title.

Formula 1 should not expand its annual race calendar beyond next year's unprecedented 23 grands prix.

The boss of the new Saudi Arabian GP insists that construction of the Jeddah street circuit will be ready in time for December's inaugural race.

Michael Andretti has denied that his bid to buy the Formula 1 team currently known as Alfa Romeo failed because of the asking price.

Nico Hulkenberg has issued a polite 'no' to the prospect of a career in Indycar.

The title protagonists' respective teammates will play significant roles over the decisive final five grands prix of 2021.

Formula 1 is working to ensure more racing in wet weather can take place.

Dr Helmut Marko is crossing his fingers that technical trouble strikes for Lewis Hamilton over the course of the decisive final five races of 2021.

The significance of Lewis Hamilton's achievements will probably only be widely lauded once he has retired from Formula 1.

Sebastian Vettel has spoken up about the issue of Formula 1 racing in some of the world's more controversial countries.

One of F1's most respected and longest-serving journalists thinks Antonio Giovinazzi's days at Alfa Romeo are numbered.

Mario Isola has confirmed reports that the 2022 cars "won't be much slower" than the lightening-quick field of this season.

His teammate may be the Red Bull star, but Sergio Perez still wants to win his home race in Mexico this weekend - and then have a shot at the 2022 title.

Toto Wolff has added his denial to reports Mercedes could be set for a change of title sponsor.

Toto Wolff says departing works Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas is "not a phenomenon" like 2021 title contenders Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen.