Palmer sensed Silverstone crash was inevitable
Jolyon Palmer says Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen "were going to crash at some point" given the nature of their first-lap battle at Silverstone.
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Marko: Hamilton ‘destroyed Albon’s career’
Helmut Marko has claimed that Lewis Hamilton 'destroyed Alex Albon's career' at Red Bull after the pair infamously collided in Austria last year.
Hospitalised Max slams ‘disrespectful’ celebrations
Max Verstappen has criticised title rival Lewis Hamilton for showing "disrespectful and unsportsmanlike behaviour" after their high-speed collision.
Horner tells FIA ‘deal with it’ after Lewis/Max collision
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner felt Lewis Hamilton was squarely to blame for his and Max Verstappen's first-lap collision at the British Grand Prix.
FIA’s official ruling on Hamilton, Verstappen crash
The race stewards have said they adjudged Lewis Hamilton to have not been fully alongside Max Verstappen before their high-speed collision.
Max taken to hospital for checks after 51G impact
Red Bull have confirmed Max Verstappen has been taken to hospital after an enormous impact in his crash with Lewis Hamilton at Silverstone.
Vettel ‘should have been well inside the points’
Sebastian Vettel said he was 'very disappointed' to have not finished the British Grand Prix, after spinning, damaging his car and plummeting down the field.
Verstappen crashes out in lap 1 collision with Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen have come to blows at the British Grand Prix, causing a Red Flag as the two battled it out on the first lap.
Ricciardo: Alonso’s racecraft ‘best on the grid’
Daniel Ricciardo described Fernando Alonso's racecraft as being the "best on the grid" at times in 2021 after the double former World Champion's start in sprint qualifying.
‘Massive, positive feedback’ for sprint qualifying
Ross Brawn says there has already been "massive, positive feedback" from the first trial run of sprint qualifying at Silverstone.
Russell given three-place grid drop for Sainz collision
George Russell has been given a three-place grid penalty for Sunday's British Grand Prix after his first-lap contact with Carlos Sainz in sprint qualifying.
Perez a ‘passenger’ in costly sprint qualifying spin
Red Bull's Sergio Perez said it was a "very low day" for him at Silverstone after losing control at high speed during sprint qualifying on Saturday.
F1 sprint race: When, where and how will they work?
F1 sprint races are officially being trialled at three Grand Prix weekends in 2021. Here is everything you need to know about the format.
Alonso reflects on World Championship near misses
Fernando Alonso has spoken of his pride at being in the mix for several World Championship titles, even if he only has two to his name at the moment.
Fittipaldi reunited with ‘best car of my life’
Emerson Fittipaldi was back behind the wheel of the legendary Lotus 72 to run at the Goodwood Festival of Speed on Saturday.
Sainz values team spirit over Leclerc fight
Carlos Sainz says he and Charles Leclerc are collaborating well at Ferrari - and working to push forward rather than focus on in-fighting.
Alonso doesn’t view Williams as permanent threat
Fernando Alonso has said, while George Russell's Williams competed directly with him in Austria, he does not view the team as a consistent threat this season.
Ricciardo officially reaches 10 years in Formula 1
July 10 2021 marks a decade of Daniel Ricciardo's involvement in Formula 1, after making his debut for HRT at the 2011 British Grand Prix.
Ocon denies contract renewal is behind dip in form
Esteban Ocon has said his "motivation has not changed" despite a slump in form after signing a three-year contract extension with Alpine.
Alonso not impressed with fascination over age
Fernando Alonso has stated that a driver's performance against the stopwatch is more important than the age of the person behind the wheel of an F1 car.
Mercedes disclose what Bottas’ ‘Plan A’ was in Austria
Mercedes' director of trackside engineering, Andrew Shovlin revealed Valtteri Bottas was driving towards a one-stop strategy at the Austrian Grand Prix.
Alonso expecting tweaks to be made to sprint qualifying
Fernando Alonso has said that, while he expects the fastest cars to still streak away in sprint qualifying, he thinks "tweaks" will be made for the other test events.
Mercedes need to be prepared to ‘call season off’
Martin Brundle has said Mercedes will need to place most of their focus on their 2022 car, as any setback in the new regulations could take years to recover from.
Teams now ‘think twice’ with FIA radio broadcast
FIA race director Michael Masi has said team members "think twice" about asking him questions, now that their radio messages can be broadcast.
Tost seeing progress in Tsunoda since Italy move
AlphaTauri team principal Franz Tost feels Yuki Tsunoda's performances have improved after moving to Italy to work more closely with his team at Faenza.
Surer: ‘Pretty clear Vettel has not lost his talent’
Former Formula 1 driver Marc Surer has said it is clear that four-time World Champion Sebastian Vettel "has not lost his talent".
‘We can’t be old petrolheads with screaming engines’
Toto Wolff has said the new power units to be introduced in Formula 1 will "massively increase" the electrical element involved, so the sport can be "relevant" moving forward.
‘Lewis re-signed as he can see writing on the wall for 2021’
F1 reporter Tom Clarkson feels one of the reasons behind Lewis Hamilton's new Mercedes contract is that he knows within himself that he's now unlikely to win the 2021 World Championship.
Russell: Sprint qualifying may count against Williams
George Russell spoke of his slight concern around testing sprint qualifying in Formula 1, as Williams' pace in qualifying often outweighs what they can achieve in races.
Ricciardo’s form ‘one of the biggest surprises’ of 2021
Anthony Davidson has described Daniel Ricciardo's struggles at McLaren as "one of the biggest surprises of the year".