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Toto Wolff has denied that Mercedes' car upgrades explain Lewis Hamilton's shock pole position for the first-ever 'sprint qualifying' F1 race.

Lewis Hamilton will start from the very front of the first ever 'sprint qualifying' mini-race on Saturday.

Toto Wolff has hinted that Formula 1 will emerge from its August slumber to news about the identity of Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes teammate for 2022.

Mick Schumacher's uncle has again questioned the "sense" in rumours the young German could move from Haas to Alfa Romeo for 2022.

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Lando Norris is struggling to sleep and "not in perfect condition" after being mugged for his expensive watch last Sunday after the European football final.

Sebastian Vettel has backed former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone's criticism of the new 'sprint qualifying' format which debuts at Silverstone this weekend.

The official Formula 1 show car, revealed by the drivers on the Silverstone grid on Thursday, is an accurate depiction of what next year's racers will look like.

Frederic Vasseur says he hasn't decided who will drive Alfa Romeo's two cars in 2022.

Valtteri Bottas says returning to Williams would be a "very interesting" challenge.

Charles Leclerc has rubbished "gossip" suggesting his management has been in touch with Red Bull.

Daniel Ricciardo is no better a driver than Carlos Sainz, according to McLaren driver Lando Norris.

Gunther Steiner has dismissed as "nonsense" suggestions his role as Haas team principal is under threat.

Spa-Francorchamps, the fabled host of this year's Belgian GP next month, is currently closed.

McLaren's star driver is "traumatised" after an incident that followed the European championship football final at London's Wembley stadium on Sunday.

Dr Helmut Marko has hinted there will be "no surprises" when Red Bull announces the driver lineups across its two Formula 1 teams for next year.

Gunther Steiner has played down reports that Haas could be set to lose Mick Schumacher.

Ferrari will "look at" Volkswagen brands Audi and Porsche's suggestions for the future of the engine regulations in Formula 1.

Aston Martin team owner Lawrence Stroll thinks his son is "on par" with quadruple world champion Sebastian Vettel in 2021.

Sergio Perez looks set to stay at Red Bull in 2022.

Team sources, and even George Russell himself, have scotched rumours that Mercedes will make a driver announcement at Silverstone this weekend.

Charles Leclerc insists he still has "confidence" in Ferrari, even though some media outlets believe he has been in talks with rival Red Bull.