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Hamilton contract talks now a game of chess Lewis Hamilton, Abu Dhabi GP 2020 © Mercedes-Benz Grand Prix Ltd. Mercedes is not commenting on reports about the status of Lewis Hamiltons reportedly difficult negotiations over a new contract. Some believe the parties are arguing essentially over money, while Autosprints Alessandro Gargantini believes Mercedes is only putting a one-year deal worth EUR 35 million on the table. One of the sticking points could be the future of George Russell, who imp...

Mick Schumacher admits he had been "looking forward" to making his Formula 1 debut in Australia.

Formula 1 has flatly denied suggestions the sweeping new rules for 2022 could be delayed yet another year.

F1 legend Gerhard Berger has raised the tantalising prospect of 2000 horsepower engines in Formula 1.

The future of the Alfa Romeo brand in Formula 1 depends on forthcoming decisions at the boardroom level, according to Italy's La Gazzetta dello Sport.

Ferrari has no "regret" after failing to make a serious bid to snap up Lewis Hamilton for 2021.

Gunther Steiner has moved to end the controversy surrounding new Haas recruit Nikita Mazepin by suggesting kicking the Russian "in the face" is "not right".

Honda chief admits F1 exit a real shame Max Verstappen, Portuguese GP 2020 © Red Bull Hondas F1 chief says it is a "real shame" that the Japanese manufacturer is pulling out of the sport at the end of this year. Although the carmaker is tipped to help Red Bull run the operations of the current works engine program from 2022 and beyond, Honda will no longer be officially involved in Formula 1. "It is a real shame that at the end of the year we can no longer challenge ourselves in Formula 1," Ho...

Imola hopes spectators can attend April race Antonio Giovinazzi, Emilio Romagna GP 2020 © Alfa Romeo Imola has beaten Portimao to the first revised race calendar for 2021, as Formula 1 confirms that Melbourne and Shanghai will not take place as scheduled. With the global covid crisis continuing to rage, Formula 1 announced that the first race of the season will now be in Bahrain. It is understood the ten teams have also agreed to move the pre-season test to the island Kingdom before the Bahrai...

It was Australia's 14-day mandatory quarantine requirement that triggered the postponement of the season opening grand prix in Melbourne.