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For the first time in the turbo-hybrid era, Mercedes have been under sustained pressure throughout the Formula 1 season. Red Bull Racing have pushed the needle on the barometer to new levels of Pascals over the last few months and they can still walk away with both World Championship titles in Abu Dhabi later this month. Max Verstappen still leads the drivers' standings and can wrap the Championship up in Saudi Arabia. 

Max Verstappen has put in a sterling performance this year, claiming nine race wins over the course of this season. However, the battle seems to have swung in his title rival’s favour, with Lewis Hamilton claiming the last two wins on the bounce. Will the Dutchman be able to hold up his efforts?

(Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes team mate Valtteri Bottas will have a five-place grid penalty for Sunday's U.S. Grand Prix after taking his sixt...

Wolff wants Bottas’ poor form put into context Date published: January 8 2021 Toto Wolff believes Mercedes must avoid knee-jerk reactions to driver performances after Valtteri Bottas’ roller-coaster season in 2020. There were more downs than ups for Bottas last year, the undoubted highlights being his victories in the Austrian and Russian Grands Prix. But after having his contract with the team extended, the Finn was unable to sustain a World Championship challenge to his colleague Lewis Hamilton and his form became more ragged as the campaign went on. Although it was certainly not alway...

Wolff wants Bottas’ poor form put into context PlanetF1 8/01/2021 © Getty Images Valtteri Bottas PA Toto Wolff believes Mercedes must avoid knee-jerk reactions to driver performances after Valtteri Bottas’ roller-coaster season in 2020. There were more downs than ups for Bottas last year, the undoubted highlights being his victories in the Austrian and Russian Grands Prix. But after having his contract with the team extended, the Finn was unable to sustain a World Championship challenge to his colleague Lewis Hamilton and his form became more ragged as the campaign went on. Although ...