Formula One News — March 2021

Lewis Hamilton has admitted he only did about 30 laps of driving in Mercedes' simulator over the winter.

Esteban Ocon says he is filling in for Fernando Alonso while the Spaniard completes his recovery from last month's cycling crash.

Lewis Hamilton says he isn't sure if the pre-race 'kneeling' routine will continue in 2021.

Alex Albon says Red Bull has succeeded in improving the handling of its Formula 1 car ahead of the 2021 season.

Toto Wolff has hinted that Nico Hulkenberg may still become a Mercedes reserve driver in 2021.

Azerbaijan's return to the F1 calendar this year will take place without the presence of a crowd.

Today Mercedes GP launched it’s 2021 Formula One chassis, the W12.

Renault's newly rebranded Alpine Formula One team revealed it's 2021 Alpine A521 chassis.

Jost Capito, the new Williams CEO, admits the British team could lose George Russell to Mercedes for 2022.

It is travel restrictions that are preventing Fernando Alonso from attending the launch of his Formula 1 car for 2021 on Tuesday.

Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes could go their separate ways after the 2021 season, according to well-known Dutch racing driver Tom Coronel.

Formula 1 is falling victim to "people who are finding controversy everywhere".

The next generation Formula E car should be able to beat a Formula 1 car off the line, according to series boss Alejandro Agag.

Manufacturers will get more freedom to experiment in the area of energy recovery under the new rules for 2025.

Formula 1 has turned down an offer to get closer to its pre-covid days by getting vaccinated by the Bahraini government.

Two more F1 drivers have urged Formula 1 to proceed with caution with the 'sprint race' trials in 2021.

Fernando Alonso will sit out the launch of Alpine's 2021 car.

Mattia Binotto has confirmed reports that he will not attend every race in 2021.

Dr Helmut Marko has denied that Red Bull is being highly secretive about its 2021 car.

Carlos Sainz has played down reports that he crashed last week whilst testing Ferrari's new-for-2022 18-inch tyres.

Mick Schumacher says his stance about racism has been "misinterpreted".

Mattia Binotto says he will not be in charge of Ferrari's new Le Mans program for 2023.

Kevin Magnussen says he is not yet missing the "strange atmosphere" of Formula 1.