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Sergio Perez has suddenly become "the most wanted man in Formula 1".

Max Verstappen has played down the reaction to his radio insults following a crash with Lance Stroll during Friday practice in Portimao.

Formula 1's anti-covid protocols are likely to race into the 2021 season.

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F1's governing body has tightened covid protocols and warned Racing Point amid the unfolding saga involving Lance Stroll's virus infection.

Dr Helmut Marko is expected to formalise Red Bull's threat to quit Formula 1 at a key meeting on Monday over the engine situation.

There are still "many question marks" about the resumption of a full and normal calendar of races for 2021.

Max Verstappen says 2021 Red Bull candidate Nico Hulkenberg "would be a good teammate".

Lewis Hamilton suggests it could be Christmas before he commits to Mercedes for 2021 and beyond by signing a contract.

With Haas clearing the decks for 2021, the 'silly season' has exploded at the scene of Sunday's Portuguese GP.

Kevin Magnussen's father says the Haas team "obviously needs money more than talent".

The FIA has defended its decision to appoint Vitaly Petrov as a Formula 1 steward in Portugal this weekend.

Sections of the Formula 1 media have reacted with scepticism as it emerges that Lance Stroll and his team-owning father Lawrence recently tested positive for covid-19.

Red Bull would only be looking to run its own engine program until the current 'power unit' regulations end, according to Dr Helmut Marko.

The son of former F1 driver and current Grand Prix Drivers' Association chairman Alex Wurz is now inching his way towards a future in Formula 1.

The Haas-Ferrari team has announced that both Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen, who have partnered together in the team for four seasons, will not be retained with the team beyond the end of this season.

Racing Point has confirmed that it is already running the rear suspension of this year's Mercedes on its own 2020 car.

Simone Resta does not think Ferrari will be able to recover the gap to the front of the Formula 1 field in 2021.