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Spectators to attend French, Austrian GPs Daniel Ricciardo, French GP 2019 © The Cahier Archive Forthcoming races at Paul Ricard and the Red Bull Ring look set to be attended by some Formula 1 spectators. So far in 2021, the phenomenon of ghost races has begun to diminish, with limited crowds often now permitted in the grandstands by local jurisdictions. However, there will be no spectators at Baku next weekend. "The 2021 race weekend has arrived too quickly for us to safely host the event wit...

Sergio Perez is a "decisive factor" in Red Bull's push to win the 2021 world championship, according to top team official Dr Helmut Marko.

Grosjean surprised by Mercedes openness Romain Grosjean, German GP 2019 © RV Press It is Mercedes "precision and attention to detail" that is behind the teams utter dominance of Formula 1 since 2014. That is the view of Romain Grosjean, who got an up close and personal look at the championship winning team recently when he attended a seat fitting at Brackley. Although the French GP date change means his race weekend demo runs were called off, former Haas driver Grosjean will still get a full t...

Ferrari is unlikely to repeat its pole and potentially race-winning pace at other grands prix in 2021.

Nikita Mazepin is trying to force his acclimatisation to life at Formula 1 speeds "with a crowbar".

McLaren will revert to its usual orange livery in Baku - and Daniel Ricciardo looks set to get a brand new chassis altogether.

The Max Verstappen camp says it won't be playing Mercedes' or Lewis Hamilton's games as the 2021 title head-to-head heats up.

Max Verstappen says he won't be playing Lewis Hamilton's "games" at forthcoming Formula 1 races.

Fernando Alonso is waiting for Paul Ricard until he gets a tweaked power steering system that he says should give him a better feel for his 2021 Alpine.

Italian media says Sainz can overtake Leclerc as number 1 Carlos Sainz, Monaco GP 2021 © Ferrari Italian journalists think Carlos Sainz may not only block Mick Schumachers route to Ferrari - he may even take over from Charles Leclerc as team number 1. The fiercely partisan Italian press did not hide its collective delight with team newcomer and Spaniard Sainzs first Ferrari podium at Monaco. "If he continues to achieve results and work so well with Leclerc, win some races and help Ferrari figh...