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The beginning of F1's 2021 season looks set for a major shakeup.

With Melbourne and Shanghai already in doubt, race boss Jan Lammers remains confident that Zandvoort will host Formula 1 with spectators in September.

The new year has begun without Lewis Hamilton having signed a new contract with Mercedes.

Alex Albon's Formula 1 career is not over, according to top Red Bull official Dr Helmut Marko.

Sergio Perez should do a Valtteri Bottas-like job at Red Bull in 2021.

Kevin Magnussen says he is not interested in returning to Formula 1 with a back-of-the-grid seat.

Sebastian Vettel has hit out at Formula 1 for not doing enough amid the new 'green' environmental trends.

Haas is not bowing to social pressure to oust 2021 recruit Nikita Mazepin.

McLaren issued a statement that Lando Norris has tested positive for Covid-19.

F1 sponsorship pioneer John Hogan has died from Covid-19 at the age of 77.

The 2021 Formula One season is scheduled to start in Melbourne on March 21st, after last year’s race was cancelled at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic last year, just hours before the first practice was to take place.

Red Bull is "85-90 percent close to a deal" to continue running Honda engines after the Japanese manufacturer's official departure from F1 in 2022.

Michael Schumacher was a more "complete" racing driver than fellow and new seven time world champion Lewis Hamilton.

Dr Helmut Marko has defended Red Bull's notorious driver development program - even though outsider Sergio Perez is replacing Alex Albon for 2021.

Toto Wolff says he isn't sure when he will hand over the reins as Mercedes team principal.

Nico Hulkenberg says Sergio Perez "deserves" to have been signed up by Red Bull for 2021.

Carlos Sainz admits he hopes to stay at Ferrari for longer than the duration of his initial two-year contract.

Mick Schumacher has defended Lewis Hamilton, after Max Verstappen said recently that "90 percent" of all F1 drivers could win in the dominant Mercedes.

Robert Kubica and his sponsor have confirmed that they are staying put at Alfa Romeo in 2021.

Mick Schumacher says the controversy surrounding his 2021 Haas teammate is "nothing to do with me".

The designer of the Bahrain GP venue has defended the circuit's safety measures in light of Romain Grosjean's fiery recent crash.

Dr Helmut Marko has hailed Alpha Tauri recruit Yuki Tsunoda's "incredible overtaking manoeuvres" as the Japanese 20-year-old steps up to Formula 1 for 2021.

Mattia Binotto has confirmed reports that several Ferrari employees will work on the design and development of Haas' 2021 car - at Maranello.

There is "no sign" that would indicate Lewis Hamilton is considering leaving Mercedes.

The arrival of Sergio Perez at Red Bull "will make Max nervous".