Formula One News — November 2021
NOVEMBER 3, 2021
VW, Porsche, Audi seriously discussing F1
Reports the Volkswagen Group will definitely enter Formula 1 in 2026 are gaining in strength by the day.
Teams to present F1 cars to media on Fridays
Formula 1 has revealed a plan to ramp up interest for fans - with the key involvement of the sport's print media.
NOVEMBER 2, 2021
Verstappen recovered from Austin cold virus says Marko
World championship leader Max Verstappen is fully recovered and healthy ahead of the Mexican GP this weekend.
F1 could witness Senna-Prost-like finale says Wolff
Formula 1 could witness a fiery clash in the Prost-Senna mould to conclude the ultra-intense 2021 world championship battle.
F1 eyes smaller, lighter cars for 2026
The all-new 2022 cars are yet to be fired up, but Formula 1 is already looking towards the next generation of cars that should make their bow in 2026.
Reverse grids back on F1 agenda
Reverse grids are back on the agenda in Formula 1.
Alonso hopes reserve Jerez will host 2022 race
Jerez, a circuit in southern Spain, is first in the queue as a potential replacement host for Formula 1 in 2022.
Mercedes boss hopes Verstappen wins title
One Mercedes-linked motor racing boss is actually barracking against the German carmaker in Formula 1 for the 2022 title.
NOVEMBER 1, 2021
Red Bull rules out copying Mercedes system
Red Bull has ruled out trying to copy Mercedes' rear suspension layout that could reportedly boost straightline speeds by as much as 15kph.
Father says Verstappen may never leave Red Bull
Max Verstappen could end up spending his entire Formula 1 career with Red Bull, according to his father and co-manager.
F1 veteran hopes Giovinazzi keeps seat
One Formula 1 veteran hopes Antonio Giovinazzi clings onto his seat at Alfa Romeo.
Red Bull not denying Volkswagen rumours
Red Bull is not ruling out a Formula 1 collaboration with Volkswagen.
Ricciardo dating F1 legend's daughter
Daniel Ricciardo may be dating the daughter of a Formula 1 legend.
Massa not surprised about Ferrari struggle
Felipe Massa is not sure Ferrari is ready to return to the top in Formula 1.
Saudi F1 officials withdraw female dress code
Saudi Arabian authorities have performed a swift "U-turn" on a female dress code that was circulated among Formula 1 teams ahead of the first Jeddah street race.