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Is Red Bull really that fast? 'Verstappen was on the limit' 16-03-2021 06:31 | Updated: 16-03-2021 08:53 After the winter test in Bahrain, everyone is looking at Red Bull Racing. Where Mercedes had a hard time, Red Bull completed a great test. Is it vain hope, or will there really be a fight for the title this year? Is Mercedes really struggling? Since the hybrid era, Mercedes has been supreme in Formula 1. The Germans won every title since 2014 and were unapproachable in the winter test so far. In 2021, however, plenty goes wrong. Mercedes had major gearbox problems on day one but mostly ran...

All eyes were back on Mercedes again in Bahrain on Tuesday as they conducted a post-testing filming day at the Sakhir circuit.

Will Buxton and Lawrence Barretto discuss the five biggest talking points after Ferrari launched their 2021 challenger, the SF21.

F1: Drive To Survive Netflix Documentary Coming By The End Of Feb Buxton revealed that everyone on the production team believed that this was the best season they had produced. 0  Views View Photos Thanks to the pandemic the 2020 season was an eventful one which has been captured in the documentary Highlights Currently the documentary is on post production It was shot keeping in mind the social distancing protocols F1 commentator Will Buxton has revealed on his YouTube channel that the Netflix documentary series "Drive to Survive"  continued its shoot de...

To those of us who are faithful Formula 1 viewers, Netflix’s Drive to Survive has become required watching. I suspect that’s also true of a number of people who aren’t F1 avid watchers, too. So what’s happening with the third season? Formula 1 presenter Will Buxton has posted a new video to his channel explaining how the new season was filmed. Although his only involvement in the series is as an interviewee, he does have a lot of light to shed on the subject. Netflix’s crew was up against the same difficulties as the rest of F1 and, indeed, the world for 2020 due to the COVID-19 pan...