Formula One News — December 2021

Oscar Piastri's rise to the Formula 1 grid depends in part on Fernando Alonso.

Saudi Arabian GP - Saturday Photos

Saudi Arabian GP - Saturday Press Conference

Saudi Arabian GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Saudi Arabian GP - Qualifying Results

Saudi Arabian GP - Practice 3 Results

Alain Prost admits a title-deciding crash between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen "could happen".

Max Verstappen has once again played down rumours Honda is working on its own Mercedes-style 'rocket' engine specification for the 2021 title showdown.

It would be "better for Formula 1" if Lewis Hamilton fails to win a record eighth world championship next Sunday.

Max Verstappen's father has ruled out a move to Mercedes for the 2021 championship leader, admitting their relationship with Toto Wolff has completely broken down.

Aston Martin is not ruling out 'doing a Red Bull' by building its own Formula 1 engine.

Toto Wolff has publicly apologised for announcing a new sponsorship deal with Irish building materials company Kingspan.

Historic Spa-Francorchamps' place on the 2022 Formula 1 calendar may be in doubt.

Saudi Arabian GP - Friday Photos

Saudi Arabian GP - Friday Press Conference

Saudi Arabian GP - Friday Team Quotes

Saudi Arabian GP - Practice 2 Results

Saudi Arabian GP - Practice 1 Results

Max Verstappen "doesn't give a f***" about efforts to destabilise his effort to win the 2021 world championship.

Kimi Raikkonen says he feels no special emotions except perhaps impatience as his longest-ever Formula 1 career finally draws to a close next Sunday.

Honda logos may still feature on Red Bull's cars next year, a spokesman for the Japanese engine manufacturer admitted in Saudi Arabia.

There is turmoil behind the scenes at the Formula 1 team known as Alfa Romeo.

Bernie Ecclestone says he and "everyone I speak to" hopes that Max Verstappen is crowned world champion for the first time either this or next Sunday.

Dr Helmut Marko has played down reports Max Verstappen may benefit from his own "rocket" engine this weekend in Saudi Arabia.

Former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone admits a championship-deciding crash between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton is a real possibility over the next week and a half.