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Valtteri Bottas insists he is not frustrated that he has been given only a further one-year Mercedes contract.

Alex Albon insists his current situation at Red Bull is "not as bad as people think".

Max Verstappen has slammed Formula 1's "silly" plans to slash the number of practice sessions from three to just one for November's race at Imola.

Great uncertainty is swirling around the immediate and longer-term future of Sergio Perez in Formula 1.

Charles Leclerc has lashed out at media reports and members of the public accusing him of racism.

Flavio Briatore should replace Mattia Binotto as Ferrari's team boss.

Amid all the current talk about reserve drivers, Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko is calm.

Amid Mercedes' dominance, an interesting weekend nonetheless lies ahead at Silverstone.

Lewis Hamilton's boss says he would like to sign up the six-time world champion for the next three years.

Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc says he and Max Verstappen "really hated each other a lot" back in their karting days.

Formula 1 is hoping and planning for a "normal" season in 2021, according to FIA president Jean Todt.

Esteban Gutierrez's role as official Mercedes reserve is in doubt.

Nico Hulkenberg has backed his current F1 teammate Lance Stroll.

Charles Leclerc says he refuses to kneel before races due to the politicisation of racial issues, and the movement's links to violence.

Racing Point will announce on Thursday that Nico Hulkenberg will race for the team at Silverstone once again this weekend.

"More conversations" should take place to convince drivers like Kevin Magnussen to kneel down before races, according to Lewis Hamilton.

Sergio Perez's trainer admits they are hoping the Mexican can return to the wheel of his Racing Point at Silverstone this weekend.

As the 'ghost races' roll on in Formula 1, the question of when spectators will be able to return to the circuits is now being posed.

An F1 pundit claims that Pirelli "has not kept pace" in 2020 as Formula 1 speeds race ahead.

Kimi Raikkonen is not about to quit in the middle of a Formula 1 season.

Ferrari has now joined the growing push against Racing Point's 'pink Mercedes'.

Didier Pironi's son was on the Silverstone podium last Sunday.

It will take "a year or two" before Ferrari can start thinking about beating Mercedes on merit, according to former team driver Gerhard Berger.