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Sergio Perez is wise to "take some pressure off" ahead of his first season with Red Bull, according to his high-profile teammate Max Verstappen.

Bernie Ecclestone thinks Lewis Hamilton's off-track activities may affect his "racing skills" in 2021.

One of the biggest problems in Formula 1 is the width of the cars, according to Max Verstappen.

Spectators will not be permitted to attend round three of this year's world championship in Portugal in early May.

Yuki Tsunoda's boss has admitted the Japanese rookie was activating DRS too early en route to his impressive laptimes in the official Bahrain test.

Williams' new CEO Jost Capito hopes Formula 1 steers away from "artificial restrictions on competition".

Dr Helmut Marko has once again played down Red Bull's chances of enticing Andy Cowell back to Formula 1 to lead the new engine operations at Milton Keynes.

Fernando Alonso has admitted his Alpine car for 2021 is "a little slow".

Nico Rosberg thinks Mick Schumacher's Formula 1 debut will be "ten times more difficult" than his own was back in 2006.

McLaren is hoping to kick off the 2021 season with a podium.

Nikita Mazepin admits he and fellow rookie Mick Schumacher may struggle to shine at the wheel of their Haas cars in 2021.

McLaren looks set to enter the 2021 season as the third force behind Red Bull and Mercedes.

Formula 1 teams have already recovered more than half the downforce loss caused by the tweaked aerodynamic regulations for 2021.

Ferrari has only caught up "a bit" since 2020, so fans should not "expect miracles" this season.

Lando Norris could be a "surprise" of the 2021 season.

Mercedes' 2021 car has an "aerodynamic problem" that could be difficult to solve, according to former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher.

McLaren boss Andreas Seidl has played down the need to feel "sorry" for Sebastian Vettel.

Rebranding as Alpine justified the Renault group remaining in Formula 1, according to the Enstone based team's new CEO Laurent Rossi.

Nico Hulkenberg says becoming reserve driver at Red Bull this season was "never an option".

Sebastian Vettel has denied having an eye on Lewis Hamilton's works Mercedes seat for 2022.

Dr Helmut Marko has brushed off suggestions that Red Bull is clearly the favourite heading into the 2021 season.

Dr Helmut Marko does not think Red Bull newcomer Sergio Perez will need five races to start driving and racing his 2021 car at full speed.

Alfa Romeo has made "the biggest jump of any team" ahead of the 2021 season.

Williams' new CEO Jost Capito has admitted the British team could lose George Russell to Mercedes for 2022.

Ferrari has not made a "big step" with its 2021 engine, according to customer team Haas' boss Gunther Steiner.