Mick ‘super comfortable’ heading into Monaco
Mick Schumacher feels "super comfortable" behind the wheel of the Haas VF-21 and is raring to get going at the Monaco GP.
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Binotto happy with progress of ‘fresh air’ Sainz
Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto sees a real leader emerging in Carlos Sainz as the Scuderia set themselves up for the future.
Monaco must-win territory for Max and Red Bull
Max Verstappen desperately needs to reverse the momentum which has swung towards Lewis Hamilton, and Monaco is the perfect chance.
Ricciardo: ‘Max will be at the top as long as he wants’
Daniel Ricciardo believes his former Red Bull team-mate Max Verstappen will be at the top of Formula 1 until he decides to stop racing.
FIA’s rear wing changes won’t decide title – Marko
Red Bull driver programme boss Helmut Marko says the FIA's upcoming change of stance on rear wings will not impact the title race.
Ferrari already ’90-95%’ focused on 2022 challenger
Ferrari sporting director Laurent Mekies has further confirmed the team are already focusing most of their resources on 2022.
McLaren unveil striking Gulf livery for Monaco GP
McLaren have been teasing us with a big reveal, and it turned out to be a special Gulf-inspired livery for Monaco.
Mazepin conduct influenced by fact ‘dad will keep paying’
Ex-F1 driver Nicolas Kiesa says Nikita Mazepin races with the knowledge that his dad will fund him no matter what he does.
Brown keen to see F1 regulations loosened up
Now that teams are adhering to a budget cap, McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown would like to see a little more freedom in the regulations.
McLaren drivers want retro weekend in Formula 1
The Gulf-inspired McLaren livery has gone down a treat, and both Lando Norris and Daniel Ricciardo fancy a dedicated F1 throwback weekend.
Perez to turn RBR struggles into ‘bad memories’
It has been a slow start to life at Red Bull for Sergio Perez, but he is confident of turning that into "bad memories" in the coming races.
Boullier: Norris could be an F1 champion
Ex-McLaren racing director Eric Boullier feels his former team could have a champion in the making among their ranks in Lando Norris.
Capito felt Russell’s Imola apology was not needed
Williams CEO Jost Capito does not feel George Russell needed to issue an apology after Imola, saying he would not have done so.
Williams did not purposely design a ‘peaky’ FW43B
Williams principal Simon Roberts said that the team did not intend for the FW43B to be so sensitive to the elements.
Alonso finding F1 ‘little bit too stressful at the moment’
Fernando Alonso says his return is proving a little "too stressful" for him at the moment as he fights to get up to speed.
Norris has inspired with his attitude to mental health
To show weakness had long been a negative in any sport, but Lando Norris has tackled that stigma to become an inspiration to many.
Baku open to staging sprint qualifying in the future
The new sprint qualifying format is set to be trialled in 2021, and if Formula 1 sticks with it then Baku would like to be a future host.
‘Dumb Americans’ know how to create a budget cap
Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei has hailed ex-Formula 1 boss Chase Carey for his achievement in making the budget cap a reality.
Alpine will modify power steering to help Alonso
Fernando Alonso said that the power steering on his A521 will be tinkered with to bring it closer to his familiar style.
Formula 1 looking to monitor driver heart rates
Formula 1 has plans to start monitoring the heart rates of drivers and "key personnel, according to Ross Brawn.
Verstappen is not at ‘war’ with Hamilton
Max Verstappen was not comfortable with the term "war" being used to describe his 2021 title scrap with Lewis Hamilton.
Brawn concedes teams set to spread again in 2022
F1 managing director Ross Brawn is prepared for the possibility of losing the tight, competitive pack under the new rules in 2022.
Hamilton a ‘strategist’s dream’ after Spain win
Ex-F1 driver Jolyon Palmer says every strategist wants Lewis Hamilton in their car, because anything they create he pulls off.
Brawn: Ferrari ‘knocking at the door’ of top two soon
F1 managing director Ross Brawn believes his former team Ferrari will soon return to challenging Mercedes and Red Bull.
FIA/Wolff radio used to ‘pump Mazepin narrative’
Jolyon Palmer fears that the Barcelona conversation between Toto Wolff and the FIA was broadcast to fuel the Nikita Mazepin "narrative".
Horner suspects Wolff behind ‘bendy wing’ comments
Red Bull team boss Christian Horner does not believe Lewis Hamilton's "bendy wing" comment was his own - he points the finger at Toto Wolff.
Brawn revealed as next ‘In Conversation With’ guest
Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn will be the next star of the sport to sit down ‘In Conversation With’ The Muscle Help Foundation on Wednesday, May 12.
Brawn defends Red Bull strategy at Spanish GP
F1 managing director Ross Brawn does not think Red Bull could have done anything more for Max Verstappen in Barcelona.
Albon to test 18-inch tyres for Red Bull in Barcelona
Alex Albon will be back behind the wheel for Red Bull when he conducts a two-day test of the 18-inch Pirelli tyres in Barcelona.
Unhappy Norris says Mazepin ‘cost me qualy’
Nikita Mazepin was again upsetting a fellow driver, this time Lando Norris who felt the Russian wrecked his qualifying in Barcelona.